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Lou Reed goes ambient

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Technically speaking, not his first ambient work, since the mighty Metal Machine Music is certainly ambient given the way it immerses the listener in 64 minutes of total noise. When you’ve been that far out, why not go in the opposite direction?

We are pleased to announce plans for the release of Lou Reed’s first ever album of non-vocal electronic music for meditation, Body work, and Tai Chi. This album Hudson River Wind Meditations, will be released by Sounds True Records on April 1st, 2007 (www.soundstrue.com). Go to Lou Reed’s official myspace (www.myspace.com/officialloureed) and stream Wind Coda, a new track from this forthcoming Lou Reed album.

Thanks to Eroom Nala for the tip.

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  1. #1 posted by Eroom Nala

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    Wish I still had my copy of Metal Machine Music on CD. A good way to get rid of unwanted guests is to play it full blast towards the end of an overlong party.

    :-)

    “My week beats you year” – Lou

  2. #2 posted by John

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    My good friend Gav and I used to have a stock list of house-clearing albums, mostly Throbbing Gristle and Nurse With Wound. Gav had a copy of MMM but I don’t remember ever forcing it on anyone. It’s still a challenge for people today though, one of those great musical singularities like John Cage’s 4′ 22″ and La Monte Young’s Drift Studies.

  3. #3 posted by Eroom Nala

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    He’s put a 1 minute 32 second sample of it on his Between Thought and Expression The Lou Reed Anthology collection so I suppose you could have that on constant repeat to try and clear people out.

    http://www.amazon.com/Between-Thought-Expression-Reed-Anthology/dp/B000002W3C

    It’s also got Little Sister on it too. Which I would guess is otherwise only available on the Get Crazy soundtrack. Also probably your only chance to hear Malcolm McDowell singing.

    http://www.soundtrackcollector.com/catalog/soundtrackdetail.php?movieid=27843

    http://www.doaneperrypage.de/get-crazy.htm

    http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0085551/soundtrack

  4. #4 posted by Sam Rosenthal

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    I’m giving Hudson River a listen, right now. If you wanna hear ambient music from a master who has been working for years developing interesting, expressive music, give Steve Roach a listen. Not as room clearable as Lou, because it has a certain something that makes you wanna listen again and again.

    Check out:

    http://projekt.com/projekt/product.asp?sku=PRO00142

 


 

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