Lloyd Cole And The Commotions is a British pop band formed in Glasgow, Scotland in 1982. After disbanding in 1989, Lloyd Cole began a solo career.
“Mainstream”, released in 1987, was Lloyd Cole And The Commotions” third studio album and the band”s last. The producer is Ian Stanley, who has worked with a-ha, the Pretenders, and the Human League.
Tracklist
A1. My Bag
A2. From The Hip
A3. 29
A4. Mainstream
A5. Jennifer She Said
B1. Mister Malcontent
B2. Sean Penn Blues
B3. Big Snake
B4. Hey Rusty
B5. These Days
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