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Mighty Like a Rose album for sale by Elvis Costello was released Mar 03, 2009 on the Rhino/Warner Bros. label. Mighty Like a Rose CD music contains a single disc with 14 songs.

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	Trk	Song	Time	Price	Buy MP3
	1	Other Side of Summer See All 8 Album Version	3:56	$0.99
	2	Hurry Down Doomsday (The Bugs Are Taking Over) See All 7	4:05	$0.99
	3	How to Be Dumb See All 4	5:14	$0.99
	4	All Grown Up See All 5	4:16	$0.99
	5	Invasion Hit Parade See All 4	5:34	$0.99
	6	Harpies Bizarre See All 4	3:44	$0.99
	7	After the Fall See All 4	4:38	$0.99
	8	Georgia and Her Rival	3:38	$0.99
	9	So Like Candy See All 9	4:36	$0.99
	10	Interlude: Couldn't Call It Unexpected No. 2 (Instrumental) See All 3	0:22	$0.99
	11	Playboy to a Man See All 4	3:20	$0.99
	12	Sweet Pear See All 4	3:36	$0.99
	13	Broken See All 4	3:37	$0.99
	14	Couldn't Call It Unexpected No. 4 See All 6	3:49	$0.99
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Another fine overlooked Costello album
Right after the success of Veronica and Spike, Costello cut this fine record in a similar style to Spike. I like it better, think the songwriting and overall production is better. There's a great song about the end of the Cold War with the Eastern Bloc of communist countries turning into troubled democracies, called Invasion Hit Parade. There's a drum based rant about doomsday, a number of nicely done love ballads, and several songs with fantastic pop music riffs that you'll want to listen to over and over. How To Be Dumb is one, Georgie and Her Rival and So Like Candy are the others, songs with fantastic bridges and key changes that revolve back into the chorus and verses that will tickle your ears. That kind of skill is what you get from the Beatles, Motown and Costello. The only criticism I have of the record is there's quite a mish mash of styles, so it's a bit hard to listen to in one listening all the way through-- the same problem I had with Spike. Nonetheless, it's one you have to have in your Costello collection if you're a fan.
By Andrew M. (Santa Rosa, CA)
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