Tag Archives: Lou Reed

This bundling of two previously-available programs is an ideal package of who Reed was in both 1972 and 2000.

The 1992 all-star tribute concert comes to DVD for the first time and includes 40 minutes of behind-the-scenes footage.

A handful of relative obscurities from the late songwriter's vast, varied discography.

Far more imaginative and creatively challenging than most of what's being released today - like all good art, it will make you feel something.

The musical pairings we would like to see in 2012.

This unusual collaboration is worth hearing, best approached with an open mind.

Normally, I’m one to defend French Cinema — but French Family Cinema is another story altogether.

Two new David Bowie DVDs that should appeal to his hardcore fans.

Fans of Bowie, Reed, Pop and Warhol will be interested, but it falls short in validating the era's significance musically.

Thirty-five years on there's no denying the thought and creativity behind the work.