Lou Reed - Transformer - 5a Parte

Transformer di Bob Smeaton, USA, 2000, Documentario, 50'.
La storia della realizzazione dell'album Transformer ripercorsa attraverso una serie di interviste con Lou Reed, il bassista Herbie Flowers e l'ingegnere del suono Ken Scott.

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[AsphaltedLife]

thanks for this documentary

[rudiebassic]

love Ronson..

[mussman717word]

@kraftwerk456

I don't think they talked about "Hangin' 'Round" either.

[mussman717word]

Grazie!

[darealdjnutz]

*****

[docwu2k]

Thank you for uploading this! I really enjoyed it.

[sfn6]

very interesting and pleasant, thanks for posting!

[kraftwerk456]

they didn't talk about Wagon Wheel....how odd.

[swampgravy]

Oops, "string" Sorry!

[swampgravy]

What a sheer delight when the closing strange arrangement is all that is left in the mix and Lou exclaims "Boy, Ronson's good!"

Yeah, Mick could get that wicked hot wax poured on a tomcat guitar tone, and that killed, but what an incredible arranger all around.

Thank you so much for posting this clip, ilcorojoe.

[gasgas270]

The greatest.

[kidcalabria]

Thanks for the post. I bought Transformer when I was 13; in the space of one year I got all the other Lou Reed albums available at the time (the latest was Coney Island Baby). It's a classic, but - in truth - from 1972 to 1976 every Lou Reed album, on RCA, is a classic, and he made 2 a year!