“When all's said and done, I wish them well. I wasn't just the one that ranted a bit in interviews and thought he was great. I thought the group were great.”

— Ian McCulloch

Referring to Echo & the Bunnymen.
Rolling Stone (1990)

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singer, musician 1959

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