The justly legendary Lou Reed continues to defy expectations with his latest release. A performance with metal band Metallica at a Rock and Roll Hall of Fame anniversary concert has resulted in a full-on collaboration. The new album is called Lulu and is inspired by the Frank Wedekind plays Earth Spirit and Pandora's Box from over 100 years ago.
Showing posts with label Velvet Underground. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Velvet Underground. Show all posts
October 19, 2011
October 1, 2011
Coda: REM, RIP
September 26, 2011
R.E.M. is Out of Time and I'll be Fine
R.E.M. made a difference and they will be missed. I was fresh out of high school when their opening salvo "Radio Free Europe" was released in 1981. Like Steely Dan's "Do It Again" a decade earlier, R.E.M.'s debut single sounded like the start of a wonderful musical adventure, while likewise proving to be the work of one of the smartest bands in the US.
Labels:
Beach Boys,
Byrds,
Chronic Town,
college radio,
Don Dixon,
glam,
I.R.S.,
indie rock,
Mitch Easter,
Murmur,
R.E.M.,
Radio Free Europe,
Rolling Stones,
Steely Dan,
Velvet Underground,
Warner Bros.
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