Lou Reed interview 1990 Songs for Drella dutch tv VPRO Bram van Splunteren -/- Work

[@karlb.Am.I]

Wonderful to recapture this in 2024 , 34 years later, and get a new slant on it all . Great interview and show ❤

[@rickyl9540]

Drella is a great album. Great to see Lou happy and friendly and not trying to humiliate the interviewer. Maybe this is how he is with friends that actually knew him?

[@renewijgh8859]

Bram van Splunteren and Lou always had a good relationship. Mainly because he's really interested and doesn't ask stupid questions.

[@barendmethorst5054]

A genius like Lou doesn't need to explain himself time after time!

[@rickyl9540]

@Terry Kasen Your Mother and I always said you were an achiever!

[@baronsaturday2103]

He got a bit older, wiser, and liked a good journalist who knew about him and his work.

[@AFaceintheCrowd01]

Lou believed Drella introduced a new vehicle for biography. It certainly is a touching, illuminating work.

[@baronsaturday2103]

There's also a green banana album, where you can hear very early sessions of songs of the yellow banana album (1st VU album) You can hear Waiting For The Man as an old folk song, etc. I'm so glad it became the way it is, but it's interesting to hear how you can play with songs and make great art out of it, just by playing and experimenting with them. PS: Fantastic show from John and Lou, and amazing lyrics! I'm Dutch and with the subtitles it made the text very clear. I can speak English but reading it too is an extra if English isn't your first language.

[@edwardmulholland7912]

Great interview with Lou

[@ConsoleGlow]

I Love Lou

[@TheoKitching]

Thank you so much for this. This interview is really special

[@barakpick]

Wonderful. Lou reed in his most humanness

[@sodiumlights]

wow, thank you...gonna savour this one late.

[@mashamaryna]

Thank you very mach for the fix it and reload.

[@lardamu]

you're welcome :)

[@swamisalami3000]

Cool interview

[@felixthelmocevallosmorales7218]

Lewis Allen Reed, más conocido como Lou Reed (Brooklyn, Nueva York, 2 de marzo de 1942-Southampton, Estado de Nueva York, 27 de octubre de 2013),[1]​ fue un músico de rock, cantante, compositor y poeta, considerado el padre del rock alternativo, primero como líder del grupo The Velvet Underground y después en solitario.