Lou Reed - Transformer (LP)

Lou Reed - Transformer (LP)

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Description

Transformer is Lou Reed's 1972 album that marked his departure from his Velvet Underground roots and embraced a more glam rock sound. Produced by David Bowie and Mick Ronson, the album features a blend of raw, confessional lyrics and vibrant, theatrical arrangements. Tracks like "Walk on the Wild Side" and "Perfect Day" stand out for their narrative depth & haunting beauty. With its exploration of sexuality, alienation, & the underground, Transformer became a landmark in Reed's solo career, solidifying his role as a pioneer of avant-garde rock & a voice for the marginalized.

Track List

Side A
1. Vicious
2. Andy's Chest
3. Perfect Day
4. Hangin' 'Round
5. Walk On The Wild Side

Side B
6. Make Up
7. Satellite Of Love
8. Wagon Wheel
9. New York Telephone Conversation
10. I'm So Free
11. Goodnight Ladies

Artist Bio

Lou Reed was an American musician, songwriter, and guitarist, best known for his work as the frontman of The Velvet Underground, a band that significantly influenced the development of alternative rock and experimental music. His solo career, marked by his bold and often provocative lyrics, explored themes such as sexuality, addiction, and urban life, cementing his legacy as an innovative and influential figure of rock.

Label

RCA Victor

Genre(s)

Glam rock