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Love Story (Lloyd Cole album)

Love Story is the fourth solo studio album by the English musician Lloyd Cole, released in 1995. Cole supported the album with UK and North American tours.

Production
Recorded in New York City, the album was produced by Cole and Stephen Street, among others. Robert Quine and Neil Clark played guitar on the album. Fred Maher played drums. "Trigger Happy" is about getting older. ==Critical reception==
Critical reception
Trouser Press noted that "there's certainly nothing lacking in the spare, well-crafted songwriting or Cole's frequently beauteous (and ever-breaking) shaggy-dog voice." The Guardian opined that the album "passes in a comfy blur, only the melancholy 'Baby' making much impression." The Irish Times concluded that Cole "seems to have regained the immediacy and simplicity which made him an icon of the bedsit set, and which put him right up there with Morrissey in the hearts of many thinking teens." The Calgary Herald deemed Cole "a British Leonard Cohen in soft-soled shoes." AllMusic called the album "melodic folk-rock" that presents a "negative world-view." Mark Beaumont of NME considered Love Story to be Cole "stripped down" which, despite "some moments", is "not robust stuff" but largely "one man and his orchestra's trawl through the lite romance of familee life". ==Track listing==
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