Reed opted not to work with guitarist Robert Quine this time out, instead overdubbing rhythm lines over his own leads, and if the guitars dont cut quite as deep. The Velvet Underground may have influenced hundreds of bands since the late 1960s, but it was Lou Reeds second solo album Transformer (1972) that contained 'Walk on the Wild Side,' a surprise hit single that introduced the iconoclastic New Yorker to the general public. For the first time since he got clean, Reed toured extensively in support of the album, with Quine returning to his road band a show from the New Sensations tour was documented on 1984s Live in Italy. But that's not all! You also get Reed's two live albums, Perfect Night in London and Animal Serenade. Lou was having a great time, and his pleasure was infectious - New Sensations is a set of straight-ahead rock & roll that ranks with the most purely enjoyable albums of Lou s career. The album was a relatively positive and accessible effort, and included 'I Love You Suzanne,' which became a minor hit. From there, Reed's recorded output continued to keep his fans happy - or, you know, as happy as Lou Reed fans get, anyway - and included Magic and Loss, Set the Twilight Reeling, Ecstasy, and The Raven, all of which are found within this set. bandmate John Cale which was written and recorded as a tribute to the late Andy Warhol. Almost as high-profile was Reed's 1990 album Songs for Drella, a collaboration with his former V.U. Reed first signed to Sire, as it's when he was suddenly all over the place with his New York album and its single, вЂњDirty Blvd.,вЂќ which hit #1 on Billboard's then-new Modern Rock chart. And New York does have good tunes that showcase Reed's masterfully savage. Reed in terms of longevity, prolificity, experimentation, intelligence, stupidity, greatness, failure. To be fair, all Lou Reed albums have moments nobody needs, which on a good. There arenвЂ™t many artists (well, probably not any at all) that hold a candle to Mr. Those who were listening to college radio or watching MTV's вЂњ120 MinutesвЂќ in the late '80s will remember when Mr. Magic & Loss: Every Lou Reed Album Ranked, From Worst to First, In Ten Words or Less. That heyday, which included four studio albums still cited as major influences by bands whose members were not even alive at the time of their release, came to an end on August 23, 1970, when lead singer and primary songwriter Lou Reed played his last gig with the Velvet Underground at the famous Manhattan rock club MaxвЂ™s Kansas City.If you thought that our 45th anniversary reissue of Loaded was going to be the only awesome Lou Reed-related item to turn up at your local record store today, then you were sorely mistaken: we've also got a box set featuring all of the albums released by our man Lou during his time on Sire Records. Arguably the most influential American band of the late 1960s and early 1970s, the Velvet Underground had an impact on modern rock and roll that was well out of proportion to the popularity they achieved in their short-lived heyday. To judge from the number of artists over the last four decades whose sound and songwriting reflect the VelvetsвЂ™ influence, Eno was right on the mark. The most famous and widely quoted observation about rock pioneers the Velvet Underground is generally credited to guitarist Brian Eno, who supposedly said that while only a handful of people bought their albums in their original release, every one of those people was inspired to go out and start his own rock band. Descubre ediciones, crticas, crditos, canciones y mucho ms acerca de Lou Reed - Original Album Classics en Discogs.

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