John Cale

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Drenchrom
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Anyone seen John Cale on his UK tour yet? I caught him at Bristol on Friday night and impressed and it gave hope for someone like Eldritch. Cale played for about 2 hours, mixing old new and even throwing a medley of Femme Fatale and Rosegarden Funeral Of Sores. No Venus In Furs though.
Not bad for a 63 year old man, he looked and sounded alot younger.

As I said there's hope for Eldo yet. Cale released his first solo album in years with Hobosapiens and followed it last year with Black Acetate. Both are well worth a listen for those of you with an open mind and were well received.

And wasn't A Rock And A Hard Place about Cale? Or did I miss hear on a bootleg somewhere. A question for the trainspotters among us.

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Do you mean John Cole from the Commotions?
Drenchrom
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Err not quite. Isn't that Lloyd Cole & The Commotions. This is John Cale from The Velvet Underground.

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welcome back Nick, but no.

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