ELVIS COSTELLO - LIVE AT HOLLYWOOD HIGH

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SKU: VNL207
TAGS: ROCK TYPE: VINYL


Description: Elvis Costello Live At Hollywood High captures a raw and energetic live performance from 1978, recorded at Hollywood High School in Los Angeles during the early rise of Elvis Costello & The Attractions. Originally released as a 3-track 7" EP, this recording became a sought-after bonus release included with initial pressings of Armed Forces in 1979.

This 7" Vinyl EP features live versions of “Accidents Will Happen”, “Alison”, and “Watching The Detectives”, showcasing the band’s tight, high-energy performance style and Costello’s sharp songwriting during his early new wave period.

For collectors, Live At Hollywood High is a standout piece of Elvis Costello’s catalogue, representing a rare live snapshot from one of the most influential eras of late 70s punk and new wave. Its original association with Armed Forces and limited standalone availability make it a desirable addition for fans and vinyl collectors alike.

A classic live EP capturing Elvis Costello at his raw and energetic best.

Format: 7" Single

Release Date: January 12th, 2010

Pressing: 2010 RSD Exclusive 

Label: Hip-O Select

Genre: Punk Rock

UPC: 602527361833

Track Listing: 

Side One

1. Pump It Up

Side Two

2. Lip Service

3. Waiting For The End Of The World

Total length: 11:18



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