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Less Than Zero (song) the plan to switch songs, inspired by a live performance on the BBC's "The Lulu Show" in 1969 in which Jimi Hendrix had scrapped a performance of Hey Joe after a few bars to instead play an impromptu tribute to Cream, who had broken up just days before. "Less Than Zero" appears on the first Stiff Records compilation; "A Bunch of Stiff Records", whilst the B-side, "Radio Sweetheart", appears on their second; "Hits Greatest Stiffs". Less Than Zero (song) "Less Than Zero" is the eighth track on Elvis Costello's debut album "My Aim Is True", and the first Costello single