Lou Reed – Coney Island Baby (Vinyl)
Coney Island Baby, Lou Reed‘s sixth studio album after leaving The Velvet Underground, is all about context. Lou Reed’s first solo outings were David Bowie influenced and were pretty great. Then Lou decided he wanted to fuck with his audience and out spewed Sally Can’t Dance and Metal Machine Music.
Coney Island Baby is what Reed should have been doing all along. His instantly recognizable monotone sounds much more comfortable above the minimalist masterpieces of Coney Island Baby and he is obviously more at home with these songs of love and hate. It’s much more simple and straight forward than his previous solo work and, if anything, proves that the less is more aesthetic works for Reed in all of its glory.
Vinyl, LP, Reissue, Remastered
Tracklist:
A1 Crazy Feeling 2:50
A2 Charley's Girl 2:35
A3 She's My Best Friend 6:00
A4 Kicks 6:00
B1 A Gift 3:45
B2 Ooohhh Baby 3:45
B3 Nobody's Business 3:45
B4 Coney Island Baby 6:35
Coney Island Baby, Lou Reed‘s sixth studio album after leaving The Velvet Underground, is all about context. Lou Reed’s first solo outings were David Bowie influenced and were pretty great. Then Lou decided he wanted to fuck with his audience and out spewed Sally Can’t Dance and Metal Machine Music.
Coney Island Baby is what Reed should have been doing all along. His instantly recognizable monotone sounds much more comfortable above the minimalist masterpieces of Coney Island Baby and he is obviously more at home with these songs of love and hate. It’s much more simple and straight forward than his previous solo work and, if anything, proves that the less is more aesthetic works for Reed in all of its glory.
Vinyl, LP, Reissue, Remastered
Tracklist:
A1 Crazy Feeling 2:50
A2 Charley's Girl 2:35
A3 She's My Best Friend 6:00
A4 Kicks 6:00
B1 A Gift 3:45
B2 Ooohhh Baby 3:45
B3 Nobody's Business 3:45
B4 Coney Island Baby 6:35