Transformer - Lou Reed

Description: Genre: Rock - Classic Rock / Artist: Lou Reed / Original recording remastered / Audio CD released 2003-01-13 at RCA / ... more

Transformer - Lou Reed ... Disc #1 Tracklisting
1 Vicious
2 Andy's Chest
3 Perfect Day
4 Hangin' Around
5 Walk On The Wild Side
6 Make Up
7 Satellite Of Love
8 Wagon Wheel
9 New York Telephone Conversation
10 I'm So Free
11 Goodnight Ladies
12 Hangin' Round
13 Perfect Day
14 Transformer Radio Spot

Newest Review: ... the entire album alongside Lou Reed and for those of you taking notes; you can hear him singing along with Lou on New York ... more

... Telephone Conversation in his Hunky Dory era off-key pitch. Needless to say, while this is Lou's album, Bowie's influences are painted all over it. Subsequently, it is first and foremost a glam-rock album. This LP of course has the exceedingly brilliant Walk on the Wild Side amongst the set. From the immortal bass line played by Herbie Flowers onwards, it is a musical tour de force that hasn't aged in the slightest; Reed's "do do do do do do's" bridging the verses perfectly. Make Up follows with the confe...more

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Transformer - Lou Reed: Reed's stomping solo second! (454 words)
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Transformer was Lou Reed's second solo album after leaving The Velvet underground. While his debut album was far from bad it hadn't grabbed the attention of the critics the way he would have liked it to. Fast forward several months and for this album he got on board David Bowie. For Bowie, a long time admirer of The Velvet Underground, this was a dream come true. At this point in time Bowie had only just had his success with Ziggy Stardust and the chance of working with one of his long time idols was not an opportunity to be missed. Bowie produces the entire album alongside Lou Reed and for those of you taking notes; you can hear him singing along with Lou on ... Read the complete review