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changed "Get Happy!! (1980)" to "This Year's Moddel(1978)"[edit]
Currently, the 4th sentence of this article reads, "Elvis Costello & The Attractions would spend the next decade touring the world, and recording nine albums, including Get Happy!! (1980), and Blood and Chocolate (1986)." These 2 albums would seem to be randomly chosen. Seeing as how there's never been a discussion here about why those 2 particular LPs are more significant or representative of Thomas's career as an Attraction, and I don't imagine this is a contentious issue, I am electing to change the sentence to ending, "...nine albums, from This Year's Moddel(1978) to Blood and Chocolate (1986)." Fp cassini (talk) 00:59, 18 March 2011 (UTC)[reply]
