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Universal acclaim- based on 15 Ratings
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Positive: 14 out of 15
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Mixed: 1 out of 15
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ShawnJMay 4, 2005There are a couple of tunes that put me to sleep, but I can't stop listening to the others.
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ClaraCMar 27, 2005Listening to this album feels like returning to King of America, Blood & Chocolate -- even a little bit of Imperial Bedroom. I don't love every cut, but mostly I've been seduced by Elvis' voice, songwriting and especially lyrics, in a way that I haven't been since those classics came out.
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JoeyMOct 11, 2004
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DanFOct 8, 2004I find the brash, noisy stuff suits his talents less than the ballad stuff, like "Nothing Clings like Ivy," which is the strongest song on the album for me.
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dazzerwSep 26, 2004Awesome! Sone of the recent reviews defy belief
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RobS.Sep 26, 2004
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MSSep 23, 2004Well, even this die hard fan found the album almost continuously tedious. And although EC has such a destinctive voice, I also sometimes think that he is, as his band are called, an imposter.
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It convincingly exhibits the breadth of affection Costello has for homegrown American musical forms, but lacks a tight-enough center to stand among his sturdier, more disciplined works.
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The Delivery Man is a solid, albeit slightly over-learned and patronizing, collection of bluesy rock.
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A collection of rehashed moments from his brilliant though patchy career, a sowed together patchwork of pastiche.