Lou Reed: Berlin (180g) auf LP
Berlin (180g)
LP
LP (Long Play)
Die gute alte Vinyl - Langspielplatte.
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- Label:
- Music On Vinyl, 1973
- UPC/EAN:
- 0886970010412
- Erscheinungstermin:
- 23.9.2008
- Serie:
- Music On Vinyl
Weitere Ausgaben von Berlin |
Preis |
|---|---|
| LP, (remastered) | EUR 27,99* |
| CD, (Blu-Spec CD2), Japan-Import | EUR 18,99* |
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Als Lou Reed 1973 sein Album „Berlin“ veröffentlichte, waren Kritiker und Publikum gleichermaßen entsetzt. Zu stark war der Kontrast der düster depressiven Songs zum Vorgängeralbum „Transformer“ mit der unbeschwert lakonischen Hitsingle „Walk on the Wild Side“. Das Album wurde ein gigantischer Flop! Heute gilt es als Meisterwerk und eines der besten Lou-Reed-Werke überhaupt.
Following the international success of "Transformer" Lou followed his commercial breakthrough with a follow-up which dealt with such optimistic themes as suicide and child neglect. All of which naturally meant that "Berlin" (No. 7 UK, No. 98 US '73) didn't quite reach the same degree of critical acclaim that "Transformer" managed at the time. Nonetheless, "Berlin" still hit the Top 10 Album Chart in the UK and scraped into the Top 100 in the US. In retrospect there is little doubt that the album was, perhaps, unfairly maligned by the critics back then, maybe because it was a much darker album than the consumer friendly "Transformer". Features the classic songs "Caroline Says", "Berlin" and "Lady Day". Oh yeah_..the album also contains a full lyric insert sheet. Nice package all round, especially now it's available on 125g at a KILLER price.
Following the international success of "Transformer" Lou followed his commercial breakthrough with a follow-up which dealt with such optimistic themes as suicide and child neglect. All of which naturally meant that "Berlin" (No. 7 UK, No. 98 US '73) didn't quite reach the same degree of critical acclaim that "Transformer" managed at the time. Nonetheless, "Berlin" still hit the Top 10 Album Chart in the UK and scraped into the Top 100 in the US. In retrospect there is little doubt that the album was, perhaps, unfairly maligned by the critics back then, maybe because it was a much darker album than the consumer friendly "Transformer". Features the classic songs "Caroline Says", "Berlin" and "Lady Day". Oh yeah_..the album also contains a full lyric insert sheet. Nice package all round, especially now it's available on 125g at a KILLER price.
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Tracklisting
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Mitwirkende
Die Hörproben gehören zum Artikel Lou Reed (1942-2013): Berlin (Limited Edition) (CD). Das Tracklisting kann bei diesem Artikel ggf. abweichen.
LP
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1 Berlin
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2 Lady Day
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3 Men Of Good Fortune
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4 Caroline Says [Part I]
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5 How Do You Think It Feels
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6 Oh Jim
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7 Caroline Says [Part II]
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8 The Kids
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9 The Bed
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10 Sad Song
