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Hace 5 días · Limited 180gm vinyl LP pressing. Lloyd Cole & The Commotions were formed in Glasgow in 1982, where Buxton-born singer-songwriter Cole was studying Philosophy and English at the University of Glasgow -Their sound swam against the tide of shiny 80s synthesizers, offering intense, melodic, guitar-based pop, topped with droll words ...
Hace 4 días · Answer: Lloyd Cole and the Commotions. Part of the explosion of brilliant pop from Scotland in the early 1980s (see Orange Juice and "Rip it Up" from 1983), Lloyd Cole and the Commotions made their mark in 1984 with an excellent first album, "Rattlesnake".
Hace 3 días · Lloyd Cole and the Commotions drummer Stephen Irvine was also at school with them. Stephen roared laughing when he recently told me that he’d unwisely turned down the opportunity to join Jim’s first band because he wasn’t into the same type of music at the time, such as The Ramones.
Hace 5 días · From the booklet accompanying the Big Gold Dream box set (Cherry Red Records 2019) “If Glasgow auteur Alex Fergusson ‘s snappy piece of dancefloor synth-pop sounds like it was paving the way for Depeche Mode and Co., bear in mind that producer Larry Least was actually Daniel Miller, aka, The Normal and founder of Mute Records.. Fergusson had played with Sounds journalist Sandy Robertson as ...
Hace 3 días · The Ultimate Record Collection - The 1980's. A few personal observations.. Known in some quarters as the dacade that taste forgot. As with all the other decades in this series of lists, there are many surprise inclusions as well as glaring omissions.
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