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Lloyd Cole on Meeting Morrissey
posted by davidt on Thursday April 14 2005, @08:00AM

 Patrick Noonan writes:

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A fan on the Lloyd Cole website posted a question for Lloyd Cole and Lloyd in turn posted his response:

Q - lloyd, would you be kind enough to tell us if you were friends with morrissey circa 1984/85 or so?

A - He came to see the Commotions when we played an NME show on Tottenham Court Road in London, mid '84. He was as charming as you'd imagine. We were friendly for a year or two, he changed his phone number pretty much every month, I would have needed to pester his PR to keep in touch. I wasn't about to do that. I haven't seen him in almost 20 years.

 
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    Lloyd Cole on Meeting Morrissey | Log in/Create an Account | Top | 21 comments | Search Discussion
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    Lloyd Cole is great! (Score:0)
    I saw him play with the reformed Commotions in Hammersmith last autumn and it was blinking brilliant!
    John
    Anonymous -- Thursday April 14 2005, @08:12AM (#157835)
      I was told... (Score:0)
      ...by someone who was there at the time, that Moz was seen at some of LLoyd's shows back then in the States (Athens, GA?) and that Moz didn't try to hide the fact that he was quite "enamored" with Lloyd and wasn't necessarily there for the music.

      Did anyone else here this?
      Anonymous -- Thursday April 14 2005, @08:15AM (#157837)
      "Music In A Foreign Language" (Score:1)
      His last album (2003) is as good as his work with the Commotions.
      Johan de Witt <johandewitt2@yahoo.com> -- Thursday April 14 2005, @08:25AM (#157842)
      (User #4231 Info | http://members.chello.nl/e.bokum/ )
        here we go again (Score:0)
        but he doesn't use phones....ahem!
        Anonymous -- Thursday April 14 2005, @08:28AM (#157844)
          Food (Score:0)
          If only you had asked him about sushi, as an afterthought...

          Strawberry.
          Anonymous -- Thursday April 14 2005, @01:17PM (#157911)
          Was Moz in Athens, GA with Michael Stipe (Score:1)
          As for the "Moz and Lloyd in Athens, GA" story, it may be plausible since I know Moz and Stipe were friends, and Stipe is pretty much native to Athens (or at least that's where REM began). Maybe even Natalie Merchant was in the mix, too. Interesting. Speculative, but interesting.
          Patrick Noonan -- Friday April 15 2005, @05:02AM (#158003)
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          LLOYD COLE is .... (Score:0)
          a fucking genius, i love that man and his solo work is great, up there with the commotions stuff
          Anonymous -- Friday April 15 2005, @05:20AM (#158006)
          Lloyd Cole (Score:1)
          I remember Morrissey once said that Lloyd was more interesting as a person than anything he ever released as an artist. I can't remember the exact words - but it was something along those lines.

          I searched for the quote, but couldn't find it. However, I did find a little something of interest:

          http://www.morrissey-solo.com/articles/02/02/08/1551241.shtml
          hand in glove -- Friday April 15 2005, @06:42AM (#158013)
          (User #827 Info)
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