Lou Reed - Dirty Blvd Reaction (Fish Out Of Water Series)

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[@rowdyron4111]

Couldn't click on this one fast enough! Gritty. I love his "Sweet Jane" too. Thanks Tre.

[@erict956]

First heard this in a bar in Minden, Germany late 80's early 90's for some reason the Germans really got Lou, Iggy and Bowie and those 3 tapped into that. There was a realness about his voice that grabs you Tom Waits is like that as well.

[@edwardmeradith2419]

Tre, hey- perhaps because I’ve been in & out of Lou’s catalog for a long long time, I love his delivery and think that his ‘spoken word’ and ‘singing’ work flow beautifully together. There’s also a great version of this song done as a duet- Lou Reed with David Bowie (Bowie’s 50th b-day concert, Madison Square Garden) - anyway, thanks for the review.

[@franticproductions]

Your the only one on the reaction channels with enough sense to play this song. 'other level shit', Thanks bro. Maggot 69👀

[@garylindsey5174]

He was just f'n coool!

[@lewismaddox4132]

There are things you look for in Lou, a songbird ain't one. I don't look for it with Tom Waits either. What I look for is an honesty and grittiness you won't get anywhere else. Lou will lay you down gently, hold your hand and drag you through the gutter. Then you thank him for being someone who tells the truth and an unblinking, undaunted perspective. It's sobbingly beautiful!

[@j.kevvideoproductions.6463]

Over time I have come to appreciate Lou's voice more over the years. It's a true voice. I get it, Lou is the anti-auto tune. Lou always speaks the truth though. King of New York. R.I.P.

[@jasoncaldwell5627]

Lou Reed keeps it real- even when real is real ugly.

[@fishoutofwaterseries1424]

The best way to be

[@titusauriliuschariotmakert2490]

you get it. Lou Reed in his prime. He lived it. Lou's style. small clubs and bars were his venue. Gritty comes to mind. Had all the records.

[@kevtruth]

I like Lou pretty well. I remember hearing this on alternative rock radio back in 1989-90

[@sarahzentexas]

kevtruth Same. 1989.

[@jamesmcnaughton9575]

Had this on cassette for a Yukon trip early 90's.....listened to whole album repeatedly and still do

[@sebatianalvarado7171]

such a massively under rated album ... listen from start to end .... it tells a story like good albums used to ... its a book if you listen from start to finish ... try .. coney island baby ... from record with same name ...

[@dreiserrules9414]

Suggestions for you: "My Friend George." "George" is more attuned to what you wished for in Dirty Boulevard--but I think the latter is one terrific song. If you want to really blow your mind, check out "The Blue Mask," one of the fiercest songs I know. Be warned! Also, "Waves of Fear," the absolute perfect expression of substance abuse/panic attacks. (I know: I've had them.) Thanks for tackling this song though; a big thumbs-up.

[@robbiemontgomery581]

Yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah!

[@BlueSky...]

The grit and direct lyrics are what matter here. Reed was a great one.

[@rubyslippers7835]

nice work thanks tre

[@davidhughes4089]

Good reaction and a great song to choose, I like your insight

[@spykatt]

Giving tips to Lou Reed on how to deliver a song : rolls eyes :

[@fishoutofwaterseries1424]

My opinion my channel 🤷🏾‍♂️

[@fishoutofwaterseries1424]

You can always NOT come to my channel and listen to Lou Reed in peace right✌️

[@johnr8095]

Try the song Coney Island baby for a softer version of Lou Reed. Maybe his best song as a solo artist after walk on the wild side era Lou Reed. THIS song I remember from the 90s? It was better in memory. Now it’s a bit klunky. Every time I hear it I think of that other spoken word song “everything’s going to be alright, rock a bye” or whatever it’s called so as soon as Lou is done with the verses I start humming the chorus of that other song since, the verses at least, are largely interchangeable (though Lou’s lyrics are far better)

[@sebatianalvarado7171]

my favourite lou song .. brought lp new... gives me tears for some reason that song ... whole albumis a must for any collection...