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It’s nicely framed that Lou Reed began the ’70s out there alone working as a typist after leaving the Velvet Underground, and by the end of that decade he was a firmly immortalized rock star. Genesis Publications have now released a massive photo collection of photos by Mick Rock, who captured Lou Reed’s misadventures throughout [...]
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Liz Phair: – “Spanish Doors”
submitted by Nick Apr 14th 2021 05:00 am (stereogum.com)
After 18 months of buildup, Liz Phair’s new album Soberish finally has a release date. Phair first teased the new full-length — her first since 2010 and first with Exile In Guyville producer Brad Wood since 1998 — in an interview with Stereogum in October 2019. That conversation marked the release of the album&#...
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Liz Phair: Pays Tribute To Lou Reed & Laurie Anderson On New Song “Hey Lou”
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Bill Callahan: & Bonnie “Prince” Billy – “Rooftop Garden” (Lou Reed Cover) (Feat. George Xylouris)
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Lou Reed: Watch Unearthed Video Of Lou Reed Joining John Mellencamp At A Small Bloomington Club In 1987
submitted by Nick Aug 12th 2020 07:00 pm (stereogum.com)
On the evening of September 17th, 1987, about 100 people showed up to the Bluebird night club in Bloomington, Indiana to see the local band Ragin' Texans. Instead, they ended up catching something much bigger: a surprise performance from John Mellencamp, Lou Reed, and John Prine.
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Talking Heads: Read About The Time Talking Heads First Met Lou Reed, From Chris Frantz’s New Memoir
submitted by Nick Jul 21st 2020 03:00 pm (stereogum.com)
Talking Heads are, obviously, one of the most storied bands in rock history. But along the way, their tale has only really been told in interviews. No member of the band has gone in-depth, exploring their rise and history and eventual dissolution. That changes today with Remain In Love, the new memoir from former Heads…
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