Tag Archives: Lou Reed

A vastly expanded edition of Lou Reed's 'New York' includes a powerful concert recording. Plus, an album of Leonard Cohen covers from Gay Marshall and new music from Rick Shea.

A multi-artist tribute to rocker Willie Nile, plus the rarely heard Greg Copeland, the auspicious Juni Ata, and western music from Colter Wall.

An intriguing plunge into the many sharp and woolly possibilities of the cello in the age of electronics and genre-blending.

This live recording caught Dion at the height of his skill as an acoustic singer-songwriter who defined "hip" for his fans.

There is something for everyone in these new Christmas releases.

'The Velvet Oratorio' is a celebration of The Velvet Revolution that took place in Czechoslovakia brought to the world stage by Vaclav Havel, the Civic Forum, students and the Czech people. It is enjoyable and humorous reminder of Havel's playful wit incorporating the complex and haunting music of a time of revolution, hope and lasting change. There is nothing more revelatory for us at this time to inspire us.

This eclectic collection proves that even with her rough attitudinal edges, this vampy blues singer is an interpreter of the top rank.

This bundling of two previously-available programs is an ideal package of who Reed was in both 1972 and 2000.

The 1992 all-star tribute concert comes to DVD for the first time and includes 40 minutes of behind-the-scenes footage.

A handful of relative obscurities from the late songwriter's vast, varied discography.