Masterpiece of the Man in Black

Reed had in 1970, ordained two years break after the last race with the Velvet Underground, and had come in these two years to the glam, and has also produced with the active support of the Velvet Underground- Fans David Bowie, the "Transformer". And as he has redefined during these two years, which can be heard equally. Stomp the Groove's something in Velvet Underground- manner in front of ish, yet equal to listen to "Vicious" what Lou Reed makes a solo artist, namely the laconic, almost incidentally genuschelte singing and cutting sharp guitars. Apart from the disk is full with Reed evergreens, which one, even if they act almost annoying in Radio (What does please "Walk on the Wild Side" in format oldie radio next spawns of darkness as the unspeakable Bee Gees lost ?) begins to understand new to diesre plate in the proper context. That also one of the most beautiful songs with "Satellite of Love" at all on the disk, and Lou Reed in "New York Telephone Conversation" his penchant for satire is not only funny, but also pursues a little melancholy, makes them even more worth listening. And not to forget, "Transformer" is now geremastered, and at such a high level that the acquisition also worthwhile if you have one of the older overdubs at home. It goes without saying that even the booklet was redesigned and comes up with really interesting information.