Lou Reed - You Don't Wanna Ruin My Career Do You?
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- Опубликовано: 6 окт 2024
- Lou Reed chatting with Jools Holland in London, as broadcast May 16th 2003, recorded from Digital broadcast receiver, scart connected into a Panasonic standalone DVD recorder, recorded at XP. DVD archive number 0095
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Lou was being friendly and accommodating. It might have helped that Jools Holland is a musician and Lou is comfortable with the show.
I can now say that I've seen a band that Low Reed is a fan of. Also, I saw him pat the back of a man asking him questions.
the show was about music. corny as it could be at times I think he respected that. he clearly knew perfect day was a favorite over there and wanted to please.
So happy for Lou here, he looks so with it and happy.
Thanks for watching and commenting 🙂
I've never--ever--seen him so relaxed and open (for Lou)
Wow! He looks great here. 2003 doesn’t feel like long ago but I grew a whole teenage human since then🤣
Wow Lou was being nice 😊 and holland was being his usual poor presenter self.
He didn't ask too many stupid questions that pissed off Lou Reed a lot. However Jools Holland has no charisma nor personality. I have seen Squeeze a few times and they never spoke highly about him. I think he used the band for his own gains and left the band twice.
he's a boob. the format doesn't help. reed was feeling conversational and got cut off before he could finish complimenting him
Lou was charming here 😂 please show him playing his songs
Whoa, Lou as accomodating as you'd ever dream, and Jools giving him the brush at the end!
Thanks STV!
perfect day always struck me as forbidding. the pleasure he's receiving stem from mundane experiences that hit only because of the person he's with, and the knowledge it won't last. it's just as fleeting and devasting as any of his songs about heroin. the same exact thing. if the piano and strings don't get the point across he literally ends with "you're going to reap just what you sow".
Fabulous
Glad you enjoyed this video Jay🙂
Lou really got some milage out of Jools complimenting him. He really came out of his shell or opened up
Wow. Lewis in optimistic form. And smiling. There go my preconceptions of the great man.
Lou reed a fan of squeeze? That never would have crossed my mind
why not...?(!)
Lou darling 💘💘
What a Legend
3pm perfect ❤️
Does anyone know which artist Lou is referring off camera, about the deep bass and the drums?
@Simon McCreath I've managed to find out that this was from Season 21, 16th May 2003, on Later with Jools Holland.
The rest of the guests were - Goldfrapp, Kings of Leon, Ladysmith Black Mambazo, The Vines, McKay.
Lou mentions that 'thet were there the last time he was here. Looking at the episode list, this could be 20th May 2000. The guest list was Lou Reed, Kelis, Broadcast, Kylie Minogue, Bert Jansch, M.J.Cole.
..... although can't find the person in any of these bands lineups called Stephanie.
Just a guess, but maybe The Vines.
He's referring to the bass player from Mckay (Stephanie, also from New York) - the one on the record of McKay playing is Joe Allen
@@biomorv Great detective work! Thank you! 😎
I appreciate the upload, but what’s the deal with your watermarks scattered throughout the video if you don’t own the rights to the footage? Or are you selling the unwatermarked footage?
What's up with that "woudnt know a perfect day if it hit him" at the end?
Bit him. They’re both joking
I heard Lou was drinking again towards the end, not sure if it’s true or not
?
According to Cale he was.
Hadn’t heard this. Wonder if it’s true.
Cale was very saddened by this fact. In some interview he talked about it. So I'm sure it's true.
You don't mean here, do you? or do you?
Lou preferred musicians to journalists
He surely did my friend
very healthy???? i mean…
f-u lou
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I remember this broadcast, shame the label didn't allow us to relive the tunes.