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Les Inrockuptibles magazine / 27 December, 1995

The “Yet To Be Listened To” section—I have a rule with myself that a record doesn’t get put in its proper shelf space until at least Side One has been listened to (and a minimum of three sides if it’s a double LP). Some records are naturally going to take a while (there’s like 7 LPs in that Lloyd Cole box set) and others…well, I think the Stones’ “Emotional Rescue” has been there two years now. That’s probably a sign I should sell it. 


In the heyday of the Live Album—which is to say, the 1970s—only the likes of Paul McCartney would get the three-LP treatment. In the era of the Vinyl Revival, I guess anyone can if your fans are well-heeled enough, which is why Lloyd Cole has a new acoustic affair across six sides, out from Pledge Music. It’s a damn fortune, but it’s Lloyd—can’t say no to that.

Lloyd Cole • Don’t Get Weird On Me Babe (Capitol/UMC, 1991/2017) #lloydcole #fredmaher #matthewsweet #robertquine #mysonicarchive #rockandrolllegacy #cdcollection (at Mexico City, Mexico) https://www.instagram.com/p/CZ2Ruw4Ok3x/?utm_medium=tumblr

Lloyd Cole • S/T (Capitol/UMC, 1990/2017) #lloydcole #fredmaher #robertquine #matthewsweet #mysonicarchive #rockandrolllegacy #cdcollection (at Mexico City, Mexico) https://www.instagram.com/p/CZ2Gd0Iutvn/?utm_medium=tumblr

1987 | Lloyd Cole & The Commotions - Mainstream Polydor #lloydcole #lloydcoleandthecommotions #polydor #polydorrecords @thelloydcole @polydorrecords https://www.instagram.com/p/CYPB3_Ysv7F/?utm_medium=tumblr