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the boston strangler - lou reed

The Boston Strangler

Lou Reed

1976
15 tracks
1 uur, 19 min
glam rock

Album Description

Lou Reed's 1976 release, The Boston Strangler, is a mesmerising collection of tracks that delve into the darker corners of life. Released on 1 January 1976 via Sonic Boom, this album showcases Reed's mastery of glam rock, proto-punk, and art rock genres.

With a duration of 1 hour and 19 minutes, The Boston Strangler takes listeners on a sonic journey through 15 captivating tracks, including 'A Sheltered Life', 'The Kids', and 'Walk On The Wild Side'. The album's eclectic mix of songs, such as 'Coney Island Baby', 'Rock And Roll Heart', and 'Satellite Of Love', demonstrate Reed's innovative approach to music.

Other notable tracks, like 'Claim to Fame', 'Vicious Circle', and 'Heroin', further exemplify Reed's ability to craft thought-provoking and emotionally charged songs. The Boston Strangler is a testament to Lou Reed's unique talent and his influence on the music world. This album is a must-listen for fans of Reed's distinctive style and those who appreciate the fusion of glam rock, proto-punk, and art rock.

1 jan 19761976 Sonic Boom1976 Sonic Boom

Tracks

A Sheltered LifeLou Reed
2:40
The KidsLou Reed
5:29
Claim to FameLou Reed
3:08
Vicious CircleLou Reed
3:33
Walk On The Wild SideLou Reed
5:09
Coney Island BabyLou Reed
6:51
Rock And Roll HeartLou Reed
2:52
Charley's GirlLou Reed
4:45
Kill Your SonsLou Reed
5:32
Satellite Of LoveLou Reed
5:26
How Do You Think It Feels?Lou Reed
7:04
You Wear It So WellLou Reed
4:58
Temporary ThingLou Reed
6:45
Ladies PayLou Reed
4:14
HeroinLou Reed
11:07

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About Lou Reed

Lou Reed, born Lewis Allan Reed, was an iconic American singer-songwriter, musician, and actor, renowned for his distinctive deadpan voice and provocative lyrics. As the frontman of The Velvet Underground, Reed's experimental guitar playing and poetic songwriting helped shape the course of rock music, influencing countless artists and genres. The band, though not commercially successful during their time, is now celebrated as one of the most influential in rock history. Reed's solo career, spanning over five decades, showcased his versatility and innovation, with standout tracks like "Perfect Day" and "Walk on the Wild Side." His collaborations with Andy Warhol and his fearless exploration of controversial subjects cemented his status as a true rock pioneer. From his early days with The Jades to his groundbreaking work with The Velvet Underground and his expansive solo discography, Reed's legacy continues to inspire and challenge musicians and fans alike.

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