Lou Reed & John Cale

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Este disco se comenzó a gestar partir de una fugaz reunión de los Velvet Underground en 1989, cuando Lou Reed y John Cale, los otrora capitostes de la influencial banda neoyorquina, escribieron un puñado de canciones en homenaje a su fallecido mentor Andy Warhol, cuya muerte había acaecido dos años atrás. El disco se tituló ‘Songs for Drella’ a partir de la combinación de dos apelativos aplicados al artista plástico: Dracula y Cinderella. La instrumentación es lacónica y minimalista, destacándose el tema ‘Faces and Names’, cantado por John.
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  • Lowbacca

    The correct tag is Lou Reed / John Cale. [2]

    31 Mar 2012 Responder

  • VelvetMesgue

    Really good album

    14 Oct 2011 Responder

  • MrMorizon

    I never really realized how beautiful that picture of the two of them there is.

    23 Sep 2011 Responder

  • josephbh1

    I know it's late in coming but it's the only way I know, hello it's me. Goodnight, Andy.

    18 Sep 2011 Responder

  • Ginormous621

    Lou Reed's tone on the Drella album is impeccable.

    10 May 2011 Responder

  • MrMorizon

    "Lou Reed & John Cale" worked for me after a bit of trying. Great record, though understandable that the two of them didn't get along for a lot of time. Reed was a monument in Rock'n'Roll history and Cale was the genius of the art-avant-garde stuff. Two very big personalities, that'd have to get along with each other. No doubt the stuff they do together is awesome, but i think it's kinda natural that they go different ways. Reed had some very good work in there, New York is very serious, if you look through it, and Berlin is awesome, too. And, as mentioned before, Cale has his big things all the way through history too. I'm very glad it happened this way.

    20 Abr 2011 Responder

  • Bauplan

    The correct tag is Lou Reed / John Cale. Source 1 and 2

    13 Oct 2010 Responder

  • hnnhabigail

    This is a lovely album & i'll leave it at that.

    30 Jul 2010 Responder

  • BemusedAdmirer

    Phenomenal album. When the mood is right and the music hits there's nothing else out there I can think of that fills that musical void quite the way this does. These guys really came together to create a little known, but absolutely necessary album.

    26 Jul 2010 Responder

  • CaptainTails

    Its amazing, I love it from Smalltown to Hello it's me. And back again.

    2 Jun 2010 Responder

  • Lowbacca

    i really care a lot although i look like i do not.

    12 May 2010 Responder

  • RSt123

    Lou Reed and John Cale are both great artists and I think together they made really good music - like early Velvet Underground and this CD :-).

    5 Abr 2010 Responder

  • morganics722

    so underrated and SO GOOD!!!

    24 Mar 2010 Responder

  • Lowbacca

    "songs for drella" is so good.............

    23 Mar 2010 Responder

  • BillStrange

    Just a wonderful album.

    12 Mar 2010 Responder

  • EmilSchwartze

    If Cale stuck with Reed, we would have possibly gone without, arguably, the best post-Velvets material by any member - Cale's "Paris 1919" and "Vintage Violence", amongst other great albums by Mr. Cale. And Reed has some good stuff here and there on his own, no? Not great, but good. Certainly the Velvet albums sans Cale still kick ass, albeit in a different mode. Reed started to slip when him and Sterling Morrison weren't playing together anymore, IMO.

    6 Feb 2010 Responder

  • bullroarer

    And nobody called. Nobody came.

    20 Dic 2009 Responder

  • pendragoness

    "i wish reed and cale stuck together.. reeds solo discography could have been so much more with cale.. sigh" agreed...there's something missing in Lou Reed's solo albums and late Velvet Underground

    19 Dic 2009 Responder

  • leraindie

    Andy, it's me, haven't seen you in a while

    3 Dic 2009 Responder

  • PFGrifter

    i wish reed and cale stuck together.. reeds solo discography could have been so much more with cale.. sigh

    28 Oct 2009 Responder
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