vinyl'Brutal Youth' (1994) was Elvis Costello's return to the sound heard earlier in his career. It was the first album in almost 10 years since he played with his backing band The Attractions on 'Blood And Chocolate' (1986). Born Declan Patrick MacManus, the Grammy Award winning artist has had a fruitful career with over 35 albums to his name. Six of these, including 'Brutal Youth', were included in the book '1001 Albums You Must Hear Before You Die'. Featuring Nick Lowe on bass (who recorded with John Hiatt's 'Bring The Family' and 'Little Village (also available on vinyl) 'Brutal Youth' is unmistakably the best album Costello made in the 1990's. Now available for the first time on vinyl, housed in a beautiful gatefold sleeve. Tracklist: Side A: 1. Pony St. 2. Kinder Murder 3. 13 Steps Lead Down 4. This Is Hell Side B: 1. Clown Strike 2. You Tripped At Every Step 3. Still Too Soon To Know 4. 20% Amnesia Side C: 1. Sulky Girl 2. London's Brilliant Parade 3. My Science Fiction Twin Side D: 1. Rocking Horse Road 2. Just About Glad 3. All The Rage 4. Favourite Hour