Never one to shy away from his emotions - particularly those devoted to anger - Elvis the C. comes up with what is easily his most raucous and consistent effort since "This Year's Model".  His flirtation with ballads and blues on "King of America" - a poor man's "Trust" - notwithstanding, and with three failed attempts before that staring back at him from the abyss, he finally decides to do what all great artists do: he wings it.  Credit Nick Lowe who channels Costello's rage into a controlled implosion.  "Toyko Storm Warning" is the best six plus minute song since "Hey Jude."  If "I Hope You're Happy Now" still reminds you of the sniveling runt he's always sounded like, then at least on "I Want You" he finally gets up the nerve to tell his love he wants her right now.  Maybe he is Woody Allen after all.