Lou Reed - 1970 Acoustic Demos
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- Опубліковано 2 сер 2024
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There are Lou Reed acoustic demos, recorded in 1970 shortly after he left the Velvet Underground and moved back to Coney Island to live with his parents. There's a lot of analysis and information on these demos; search and you shall discover.
Fall 1970:
1. I'm So Free 0:00
2. I Can't Stand It 2:05
3. Walk and Talk It 4:44
Winter 1970:
4. Going Down 7:38
5. Ride Into the Sun 10:24
6. I'm Sticking With You 12:49
7. Lisa Says 15:05
8. Kill Our Sons (aka Kill Your Sons) 19:31
9. Lonely Saturday Night (aka Goodnight Ladies) 22:44
10. So in Love 24:08
11. She's My Best Friend 26:15
12. Looking Through the Eyes of Love (aka Oh Jim) 29:05
"So in Love" is exclusive, here. A song never revisited.
Love hearing the songs like this. Lou singing is great here also.
Lou " My week beats your year "
AMEN
More like your week beats my life!
nice
@@christyspencer4754 - Quite!
:-(
From Live:Take No Prisoners?
pure as the rain as lou was
para mi Lou Reed es el más grande! no hay otro igual!
all right
Amazing! This made my year, thanks.
thank you so much for this posting
loved it from first note heard brilliant thanks for sharing
Thanks for sharing these , I have been starving for hearing something new , that is new as in unheard to borrow and twist a Lou phrase , "This moment beats your year"
Wow!
Thanks for posting!
Sólo ignorantes pueden decir que Lou no canta, ese timbre es oro puro. Es de las mejores voces de la historia del rock. Y está en la lista de los 100 mejores cantantes de la historia.
Supongo que lo diran porque Lou no demostraba el maximo potencial de su voz en la mayor parte de su carrera, en estas demos se puede apreciar mucho mas su voz y su forma de tocar guitarra
La Mejor.
these are some of the best melodies I have ever heard
I like the more stripped down sound, more he's voice is honest and vulnerable, obviously the quality could be better
Grande Lou Reed...
Too bad the Velvets never got the chance to perform I’m So Free.
Too cool ty😘😎
so cool!! I love you lou!
school.
spectacular...thank you!
He didn't move to Coney Island as said in the description. He went back to Long Island to work for his father's firm.
agreed
coney island is on long island, south part of Brooklyn.
Long Island is Nassau and Suffolk Counties, not Brooklyn. The land mass known as Long Island contains Brooklyn, but nobody who knows what the fuck they're talking about would say "Lou Reed moved to Coney Island" when they mean "Long Island."
+MrJethco long island consists of Brooklyn and Queens Burroughs, and two counties - Nassau and Suffolk
Ask anyone in Brooklyn or Queens if they live in "Long Island" and see what kind of response you get. LOL.
It's like to hear them first with the others Velvet's guys around
So apparently Lou never learned how to type, as his mother suggested, as it appears he was just working on these tunes in the basement.
He could have been typing out the lyrics.
King Lou.
Genius.
After the Velvets folded, I envisioned Lou's first solo album as something like this. He was a much better acoustic player than electric (except for early feedback work) and despite poor sound, occasional boo-boos, this is my favorite LR album.
Well, that's a rather strange way of saying it. I think for most fans VU Lou remains the person who in 67-68 extracted the most powerful and fracture sound in the history of rock, and in my opinion that's enough
This guy is The American Poet.
Kind of sloopy sometimes, but the hell of a good rythm guitar player and songwriter.
22:44
agreed
Ate Sempre Lou
Fucking gold
the DEMOS seemed to have come out relatively intact.
fuckin great!
Please somebody make this an official release!
I hear the Bob Dylan influence in some of these.
BROOOOOOOOOOOOOOO§
sha la la , no just joking, thanks man.
Try listening with Mick Ronson's ears, two years after these recordings....
hey, who thinks they know there Lou/Velvets well? Even if you do i`m pretty ceratin you won`t be able to answer this question i`ve been looking to be answered for years...
On the pretty decent (but not long enough) Rock`n Roll Heart dvd docu there is a wonderful, very VU sounding, beautiful piece of music that is played a couple of times in this film yet it is not listed on the credits, not on any LR or VU album, nor Time Rocker, nor on any bootleg i`ve ever heard, so what is it? Its pretty quiet and starts at 5mins10seconds. PLEASE HELP `cause it`s tormented me for far too long. jx
Is this before Lou's first album , recorded in London ?
The caidence for "I can't stand it has been copy and pasted in multiple songs.
The sound is ugly .Does anybody can filter this ? May be chat gpt?
lol