Lou Reed
Berlin:Live At St. Ann's Warehouse

Lou Reed's Berlin was released in 1973, just after Transformer and just before Sally Can't Dance, two records that to this day remain Reed's most comm...

Though Lou Reed was probably born clad in leathers, aviators and a dead-eyed glare, you can't help but feel that of late the old sourpuss has been try...

Ahh, the live album. A strange beast at the best of times. This month two cult legends, Bonnie ‘Prince’ Billy and Lou Reed both release new live effor...

In case you hadn’t noticed, Lou Reed has been working rather doggedly to solidify his standing as a solo elder statesmen of rock ‘n' roll, feverishly ...

Lou Reed’s Berlin, originally released in 1973 after the well received Transformer, failed to deliver “Walk on the Wild Side Part II”, that is, anothe...

Lou Reed’s 1973 studio album, Berlin, a follow-up to the widely acclaimed Transformer, failed to capture the same praise and accolades as that g...

I first encountered the 1973 studio version of Berlin some time in the early 90s while flipping through a friend's vinyl collection. At the time, I wa...

Though Lou Reed was probably born clad in leathers, aviators and a dead-eyed glare, you can't help but feel that of late the old sourpuss has been try...

A critical and commercial flop on its release in 1973, Berlin is now regarded as one of Lou Reed's finest achievements. Fans who had expected an upbea...

Lou Reed's controversial concept album Berlin – his third solo outing after the break up of The Velvet Underground – first saw the light of day in 197...