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publication: Die Presse
publication date: 11/9/10
posted: 14/09/2010 by sigggy
category: Record Reviews
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The friendly melancholic: Lloyd Cole, born 1961 in Buxton, England, had its greatest success from 1984 to 1987 with the band The Commotions. His current album is called "Broken Record".... more > |
publication: Titel Magazin
publication date: 18/09/2010
posted: 18/09/2010 by sigggy
category: Record Reviews
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Original German at link:
Lloyd Cole hat nach zehn Jahren Solotour wieder Bock auf `nen vollen Proberaum mit haufenweise Krempel und leeren Biermollen. Ganz nebenbei bricht er auch noch die Lanze fürs Selbermachen. Von DAVID EISERT... more > |
publication: The Sunday Independent
publication date: 19/09/10
posted: 19/09/2010 by sigggy
category: Record Reviews
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If Cole were any more selfdeprecating, he’d punch himself in the face, so it’s a relief to hear him throw his weight about in the company of the impeccable, country-minded band assembled here.... more > |
publication: The Line of Best Fit
publication date: 20/09/2010
posted: 20/09/2010 by sigggy
category: Record Reviews
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One of the complications of getting older is how easy it is to get stuck in a rut, a perpetual cycle of ‘sameness’. It is a feeling that you can slip into without even really noticing until you suddenly realise that there is little in life from which you actually derive much pleasure. This seems to be something of which Lloyd Cole is acutely aware, as his career particularly over the last decade has seen him engage in a variety of styles and projects, including a brief spell back with the Commotions. His last two albums were resolutely solo affairs, recorded in his attic, but new release ‘Broken Record’ is more of a group effort, that sees him welcome Lou Reed’s drummer Fred Maher, Joan Wasser and Commotions keyboard player Blair Cowan into the studio.... more > |
publication: Der Splattenmann
publication date: 20/09/2010
posted: 20/09/2010 by sigggy
category: Record Reviews
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OK, there may be people who buy their cheeses with 40 years still in the plastic packaging and also think the white tallow in the noodles was Parmesan, but basically the taste developed much further over the years. Or drink nor anyone Lambrusco from the 2-liter bottle? Exactly! And that is why shares the new solo work by Lloyd Cole humanity in 'young', and 'not so young'.... more > |
publication: ekaya.nl
publication date: 25/09/2010
posted: 22/09/2010 by sigggy
category: Record Reviews
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Click on link for Dutch many thanks to Liesbeth for this link.... more > |
publication: BBC-Music
publication date: 24/09/2010
posted: 25/09/2010 by sigggy
category: Record Reviews
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"A solid effort from the ex-Commotions man, adding to an impressive back catalogue."... more > |
publication: Frankfurter Allgemeine
publication date: 24/09/2010
posted: 25/09/2010 by sigggy
category: Record Reviews
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Google Translate-original German at link... more > |
publication: Diskant
publication date: 26/9/10
posted: 27/09/2010 by sigggy
category: Record Reviews
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Danish article-Google Translation-original at link.... more > |
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