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Lou Reed Dead
#11
RE: Lou Reed Dead
Hearing the Velvet Underground marked a decisive break in my listening habits and the sorts of bands I began checking out as a result. As I look at my music collection, I'm struck by how much really good music I might never have heard (that might never have been made) if it weren't for Lou Reed.

RIP, Uncle Lou.
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#12
RE: Lou Reed Dead
All those great musicians of my youth are dying.

Well done Lou Reed Clap
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#13
RE: Lou Reed Dead
(October 27, 2013 at 5:13 pm)Kitanetos Wrote: No clue who he is.

Student of poet Delmore Schwartz, leader of the Velvet Underground, collaborator with Warhol, ground-breaking lyricists, songwriter, husband to Laurie Anderson, poet, genius.

Laurie Anderson's deeply moving Rolling Stone farewell to her husband.

Laurie Anderson's farewell to Lou Reed

Lou, thanks for turning the world on its side for me, it looks so much better now.

MM
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