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"The Angels Wanna Wear My Red Shoes" is an excellent rocker. If this tune doesn't get your attention, then forget it. In this cut Elvis is once again, spurned by his girl, but the song's meaning takes on a deeper insight. Once the angels take a fancy to Elvis' shoes, his days are numbered. "Less Than Zero" is a tune about Mr. Oswald, an actual figure in English politics known for his fascist tendencies. | "The Angels Wanna Wear My Red Shoes" is an excellent rocker. If this tune doesn't get your attention, then forget it. In this cut Elvis is once again, spurned by his girl, but the song's meaning takes on a deeper insight. Once the angels take a fancy to Elvis' shoes, his days are numbered. "Less Than Zero" is a tune about Mr. Oswald, an actual figure in English politics known for his fascist tendencies. | ||
The rest of the album is filled with basically angry observation. While on ''Saturday Night Live'', Elvis stopped in the middle of a scheduled number to play another more to his liking. As ''S.N.L.'''s Lorne Michael registered his disgust off camera, Elvis sang with increasing intensity. This anger is evident throughout the | The rest of the album is filled with basically angry observation. While on ''Saturday Night Live'', Elvis stopped in the middle of a scheduled number to play another more to his liking. As ''S.N.L.'''s Lorne Michael registered his disgust off camera, Elvis sang with increasing intensity. This anger is evident throughout the lp, but the songs are a real pleasure. Listening to someone blow their top hasn't been such fun since "Positively 4th Street." | ||
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