Lloyd Cole
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Lloyd Cole: What's All The Commotion About?
Interview by David Quantick, NME, May 1984
LLOYD, I asked, are you in love? ...
Lloyd Cole & The Commotions: Rattlesnakes (Geffen)
Review by Craig Zeller, Creem, May 1985
AZTEC CAMERA when they're not being precious, the tone of the Left Banke, just a little Love, a bit of early Doors, a touch of ...
Interview by Paul Mathur, Blitz, January 1987
Paul Mathur talks to LLOYD COLE, who is about to return from his self-imposed exile with a brace of new songs. ...
Interview by Simon Reynolds, Observer, The, February 1990
Two years ago, Lloyd Cole folded his band, The Commotions, after six years, a bunch of hit singles and three solidly successful albums (Rattlesnakes, Easy ...
Review by Mat Snow, Q, March 1990
SINCE SUCH NAMES as Simone De Beauvoir and Eve Marie Saint dropped from Lloyd Cole's lips on his debut with The Commotions, 1984's Rattlesnakes, the ...
Causing a Commotion: Lloyd Cole
Retrospective and Interview by Dave Thompson, Alternative Press, 1995
AT THE BEGINNING, he seemed tailor-made for rock stardom. Young, good-looking and menacingly literate, Lloyd Cole exploded out of nowhere (well, Scotland actually) in ...
Lloyd Cole & the Commotions: Rattlesnakes (Deluxe Edition)
Review by Terry Staunton, Record Collector, December 2004
DISMISSED IN some quarters as a chubby Elvis lookalike with a library card, Lloyd Cole was nonetheless an integral part of any student dorm soundtrack. ...
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