What Are You Listening to Right Now?

[nana77]

[DNSB]

[nana77]

[Lou Reed]
Through all of the highways, the byways I've travelled
Through all of the side streets and alleys of sin
Through all that's been heard nothing sinks quite as low
As the prominent statements of prominent men

[Chorus: Lou Reed/John Cale]
Prominent men tell prominent stories
Prominent men tell prominent lies
Prominent men kiss the ass of Dame Fortune
Prominent men will tear out your eyes

The streets that have life with the cat's underbelly
Aligned with their tracks of a thousand good-byes
A poor woman screams with the heat of disaster
As the prominent men sit and strengthen their ties

Oh, the prominent girls of the prominent people
Make prominent dresses and prominent hair
Oh, their prominent wealth with their eyes glazed with shadow
The prominent horrors of the ghost millionaire

The shiny stained window now crackle at sunset
They shiny red dome of the heart soon must fall
This simpering vulgar at the seat of the cauldron
Those prominent men hadn't been there at all

[Chorus: Lou Reed/John Cale]
Prominent men tell prominent stories
Prominent men tell prominent lies
Prominent men kiss the ass of Dame Fortune
Prominent men will tear out your eyes

Oh, the prominent child of these prominent people
Seeks prominent schools with the finery of age
With a prominent pink of a tasteless red orchid
The prominent men casts a prominent heir

The child of the agent walks barefoot upon grass
He screams with a power that terror's green eyes
His knife harshly glistening, stabs noways and always
But those prominent men were nowhere in sight


[Chorus: Lou Reed/John Cale]
Prominent men tell prominent stories
Prominent men tell prominent lies
Prominent men kiss the ass of Dame Fortune
Prominent men will tear out your eyes

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[nana77]

One of the rare videos where we see Lou smile!

"Lou Reed doesn't smile !"

[xor_]

Originally Posted by nana77

Hookie Wookie

I've always found the repeat and fade of that song very cool:

Under the wheels of a car on Canal Street

Only Lou would do that sort of thing.

[nana77]

Originally Posted by xor_

I've always found the repeat and fade of that song very cool:

Under the wheels of a car on Canal Street

Only Lou would do that sort of thing.

When thinking about fades, and Lou, always it comes to my mind this song (which is a cover):

(not sure if it was already posted)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/This_Magic_Moment

Lou Reed's version, from a Doc Pomus tribute album, Till the Night is Gone, was featured in David Lynch's film Lost Highway (1997).

Spoiler:

OMG omg omg omg LOL .

[cromag]

Originally Posted by DNSB

I bought that album -- Ummagumma -- when it came out, my last year in high school. Dad was outside so I had it cranked up a bit. When it got to the scream my Dad rushed into the house to see what had happened. Turns out he wasn't in the back yard like I thought -- he was in the front yard, by the open window.


This one comes up on my MP3 player pretty often:

[nana77]

@cromag, if it might insterest, here there is a nice raw version of a song from Pink Floyd https://soundcloud.com/noel-nico/pin...ve-at-bbc-1970

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