Lou Reed Discography
Reed emerged from the Velvet Underground to become an unofficial ombudsman for the underprivileged and the marginalized, a true artist of the people.
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Lou Reed: “Walk On The Wild Side” (1972)
How cool does a song have to be to make you want to buy a Subaru Forrester? That’s how cool this song is.
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Lou Reed: Berlin (1973)
What happens when VU’s visionary meets the king of concept albums, Bob Ezrin?
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Lou Reed: Sally Can’t Dance (1974)
Lou Reed and half of Rhinoceros make a record, but the lack of inspiration is the elephant in the room.
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[Review] Lou Reed: Live (1975)
The critics were more vicious this time, but Hunter and Wagner are absolute animals on these songs.
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[Review] Lou Reed: Metal Machine Music – The Amine β Ring (1975)
From La Monte Young’s dream comes Lou Reed’s 60-minute nightmare.
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[Review] Lou Reed: Coney Island Baby (1975)
Good enough to wash away from the bad feelings from his last record, this is the lamb offered after the lion’s slaughter.
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Lou Reed: “Charley’s Girl” (1976)
This Charley’s girl is no angel.
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Walk On The Wild Side: The Best of Lou Reed (1977)
Lou Reed’s greatest hit… plus ten other tracks that were apparently pulled out of a fancy French beret.
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[Review] Lou Reed: Street Hassle (1978)
Lou Reed and Iggy Pop, back on top? It was a fairy tale come true.
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[Review] Lou Reed: Growing Up In Public (1980)
This is Lou Reed’s From The Inside: scenes from a troubled mind set to a surprisingly melodic score.
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[Review] Lou Reed: Legendary Hearts (1983)
Before Romeo had Juliette, we had this album from Lou Reed: funny, romantic, tragic and befitting a legend.
