New York (Remastered) Lou Reed
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Album Veröffentlichung:
1989
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08.04.2015
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- 1 Romeo Had Juliette 03:10
- 2 Halloween Parade 03:33
- 3 Dirty Blvd. 03:29
- 4 Endless Cycle 04:02
- 5 There Is No Time 03:46
- 6 Last Great American Whale 03:42
- 7 Beginning Of A Great Adventure 04:58
- 8 Busload Of Faith 04:50
- 9 Sick Of You 03:25
- 10 Hold On 03:24
- 11 Good Evening Mr. Waldheim 04:36
- 12 Xmas In February 02:57
- 13 Strawman 05:53
- 14 Dime Store Mystery 05:02
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Arguably the finest album of Reed's solo career, „New York“ hails back to the days of the Velvets with its no-nonsense approach and unflinchingly sardonic lyrics. The difference is that there's a lifetime of learning in the songs here, and Reed had learned how to focus his incisive wit, sharpening his lyrical knife to a fine point with attacks on the NYPD, Jesse Jackson, right wing extremists and a host of others. An attractive development on „New York“ is the way Reed deftly intermingles plain-spoken socio-political observations with inspired poetic flights, as on the street fable 'Romeo Had Juliette.'
Reed proves to be an adept social critic on 'Endless Cycle,' which examines the cyclical nature of physical abuse with unerring precision, and the unlikely radio hit 'Dirty Blvd.,' where Reed takes a look at the disparity between haves and have-nots in his storied home town. On 'Dimestore Mystery,' a precursor to Songs For Drella, he uses Andy Warhols death as a vehicle for musing on the human and the divine, and the mortality that separates the two. Mo Tucker's guest appearance on this track furthers the VU comparisons. After the Velvet Underground albums, „New York“ is the essential Lou Reed work to own.
Lou Reed, vocals, guitar, background vocals
Mike Rathke, guitar
Rob Wasserman, Clevinger electric upright six-string bass
Fred Maher, drums, bass
Additional musicians:
Maureen Tucker, percussion
Dion DiMucci, background vocals on 'Dirty Blvd'
Jeffrey Lesser, background vocals
Recorded from May–October 1988 at Media Sound, Studio B, New York City
Engineered by Jeffrey Lesser
Mastered by Bob Ludwig
Produced by Lou Reed, Fred Maher
Digitally remastered
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