Juliet Letters: Limited Purple Vinyl LP #.show-split 2005’s Make Believe and 2008’s

2005’s Make Believe and 2008’s Weezer (The Red Album) – helped redefine the genre

Released the year after Kurt Cobain's suicide

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His inspiration came not from ‘pop’ but 20th-century classical music and jazz from the late fifties and sixties (there is a distinct flavour of Miles Davis – ‘In A Silent Way’ here) and is one of the quietest and most intimate records ever made – creating an exceptional atmosphere in which the listener can submerge

Juliet Letters: Limited Purple Vinyl LP #.show-split 2005’s Make Believe and 2008’sThe Juliet Letters is the 14th studio album by singer and songwriter Elvis Costello. Originally released in 1993, the critically acclaimed album peaked at No. 18 on the UK album chart. The entire instrumental backing for The Juliet Letters is provided by The Brodsky Quartet. Costello had become interested in classical music around the time of Spike and began attending classical concerts. One of the ensembles he enjoyed most was the Brodsky Quartet.