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  • Heroin was written by 1964 by the way

  • Freddy Mercury tocando los teclados..jaja.que temazooo

  • i looooooooooooovvvvvveeeeeeeee!­!!!!

    thanks to my dad who let me know amazing artists like lou reed!

  • It was Iggy who copied much of Lou's style and later expanded it further. That's a great recording but Reed messed it up really bad. Too much meth for my taste.

  • I love the organ in this!

  • I prefer the slower album version.

  • dude why mention bob dylan?

  • Drugs.

  • LOL ya think?

  • I don't see any influence of Dylan in Lou's songs, sorry. different approach of songs and songwriting

  • @Totentrekker very different approach but Dylan opened the door in 64/65 for serious rock music with intelligent lyrics. The Beatles and everyone else followed. We will never know but it is interesting to speculate whether Lou Reed could have achieved what he did without Dylan's trailblazing.

  • absolutely fucking great you cant say no

  • acid , whisky and speed!

  • Dontcha think Lou listen to a lot of Bob Dylan, too? Although I must say Lou is far more cool than Bob.

  • sure, it was impossible to escape for someone of Reed's age to escape the dylan influence. the key is that the more original singers/poets (such as Reed) took the Dylan thing and added their own angle without sounding like parrots.

  • Great! Thanks for putting it up.

  • I was thinking that there is some MAJOR iggyness about this. I love lou

  • What is up with his body? I've never seen him look that much like Iggy

  • Hah...I think they call it 'massive narcotics intake' if I'm not mistaken :) Lou is great! What a great writer...

  • haha i couldn't agree more. i often wonder, exactly, what the hell was he on?

  • Hmmm...you name it!! :)

  • in this case, heroin + meth.

  • @sidanger heroin, coke, green, speed. anything. lou was no rules drug abuse! legend, like kieth richards

  • @jimbo9998823

    He's among the greatest. Who cares what he was on? He still is and he survived. That's what really matters, isn't it?

  • You've gotta be kidding: 70s Lou is the best!

  • Absolutely. "Transformer" + "Berlin" + "Rock n roll animal" + "Sally can't dance" + the first two Velvets albums = one of the most important bodies of work in the whole of rock n roll.

  • Add to that list the album in between VU and Transformer the very first solo album titled "Lou Reed" - quite nearly the best.

  • Great songs, but I have always hated its sound, especially that cheap guitar sound from Caleb Quaye.

  • He looks like he's impersonating Hitler. But Lou is great, though this wasn't his best period.

  • amazing footage .amazing amazing... Lou,s tribute to billie holiday (about her lonely life sad sad sad...

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