Zach Baron - 12/Nov/2008  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...
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Andrzej Lukowski - 11/Nov/2008  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...
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Ro Cemm - 05/Nov/2008  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...
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Travis Woods - 03/Nov/2008  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 ...
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Craig Carson - 03/Nov/2008  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...
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Joseph Ragusa - 01/Nov/2008  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...
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| John Tatlock - 29/Oct/2008 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...
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Andrzej Lukowski - 29/Oct/2008  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...
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Darren Harvey - 25/Oct/2008  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...
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| Michael Quinn - 21/Oct/2008 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...
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