Lou Reed Paris Odéon 1973
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- Опубликовано: 11 окт 2024
- Odéon Theater, September 17
Lou Reed (vcls,g)
Dick Wagner (g)
Steve Hunter (g)
Roy Colcord (k)
Peter Walsh (b)
Pentti "whitey" Glan (drs)
audience recording
photo: Mick Rock (left), Jean Pierre Leloir (right)
I miss Lou.
Me too
The Rock and roll animal band was phenomenal. Mostly bad sounding bootlegs. But it was all we had.
That drum work on White Light White Heat is MVP. I like the hardcore proto-punk sound they arrive at by the time the Rock n Roll Animal / Academy show came together, but this is the overall era with the best iteration of this track, no question.
YEAH LOU I WAS 3 TIMES AT YOUR CONCERTS IN LJUBLJANA YOU DIED TEN YEARS AGO AS MY MAMA IN AN ACCIDENT I MISS YOU BOTH WITH VELVET UNDERGROUND YOU WERE THE BEST REST IN PEACE
Lou's best band - and that includes the Velvets ! THANKS for putting this up ...
er, no
@@hiraeth1340 Oh hell yes !!
They're all good and relevant to the context of what he was doing at the time.
@@leesakowski9145 Does he make his music for his own purpose ? Than keep it for yourself and don't bring it out because at this way you talk every shit music right.
I AM WAITING FOR MY MAN IT IS MR. BOB DYLAN I HAVE BEEN 3 TIMES AT HIS CONCERTS IN LJUBLJANA AND I ENJOYED
This show was actually a train wreck. Amazing that it even sounded this good. The Copenhagen show was the next night, and THAT sounded vicious. No pun intended.
Monstre !
I WILL TAKE A WALK ON A WILD SIDE I AM REALY A WILD CHILD LOU
Carrega-lhes Lou
Hi perceval degraal, do you have any other bootleg about Lou Reed like this one?
Lou Reed - Live in Copenhagen 1973 [Full Concert]
ruclips.net/video/W1AILXMPvpU/видео.html
Lou Reed: Academy Of Music 12/21/1973 (Soundboard Recording/Both Sets)
ruclips.net/video/RV8_0uDs6Kw/видео.html
why VU didnt film these live club gigs ill never know. look how much money the stones and zepplin made on their live albums!
I don't know what happens at the intro of Vicious but it seems they wanted to play it different but the bass player , in my opinion , did't understand it and played some 'free jazz notes ' 🙂
Odéon????? Olympia.
LR was at his best between 1972-74…. But slowly went downhill after that…sadly.
I agree , but STREET HASSLE still has the fire .
@@jameskennedy721 SH could have been big if it wasn’t for the bad production! His producer quit half way through after an argument with Reed; and moved to another studio, and it became messy.
Most of those songs had to be recorded live, and the background audience sounds were all subtracted from the soundtrack because his record label Arista did not allow for a live album in the contract. Only the song street hassle was done in the studio because he ran out of time.
If SH had the same production as Transf or Berlin did… it might have been a masterpiece for Reed. It got some attention early on but then flamed out fast. That was his last album with Arista.
@@Slo-ryde I didnt know about the problems with the sessions . To me its the last album he did that is interesting all the way through . After that , I have to skip around to find songs I like , and I got the impression he was making albums he didnt want to make .
@@jameskennedy721 that is true; many of the record companies did not want to touch LR after the 70’s…so in order to get signed on, he had to make music that was more mainstream, which he didn’t like but had to do…. And did have some success and made the charts in the late 80’s with his NY album…but that was the end of it for him.
I totally agree with you Anth C !!!!!!
If he doesn’t sing the recorded melody, I really don’t see the point. That’s not how the song goes.
Melody? are you serious? This is Lou Reed!!!!