Lloyd Cole And The Commotions : Mainstream

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Lloyd Cole And The Commotions : MainstreamLloyd Cole & The Commotions Cole, Blair Cowan, Lawrence Donegan, Neil Clark and Stephen Irvine 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 synthesisers, offering intense, melodic, guitar based pop, topped with droll words packed with literary references. By the time of 'Mainstream' in October 1987, the group

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