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1. Lou Reed Set The Twilight Reeling ( Japanese track Promotional Sample Cd Album Issued To Radio Stations And Reviewers Ahead Of The Actual Release Date Picture Sleeve.

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2. Lou Reed (March 2, - October 27, ) was an American rock artist originally from Brooklyn, New York, USA. Especially while a member of the The Velvet Underground in the s, Reed broke new ground for the rock genre in several important dimensions, introducing more mature and intellectual themes to what was then considered a largely simplistic genre of music.

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3. Listen to your favorite songs from Set The Twilight Reeling [Explicit] by Lou Reed Now. Stream ad-free with Amazon Music Unlimited on mobile, desktop, and tablet. Download our mobile app now.

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4. But becky’s on kings highway, was the egg cream of choice And if you don’t believe me, go ask any of the boys You scream, I steam, we all want egg cream You scream, I steam, we all want egg cream The only good thing I have to say about p.s. 92 Was the egg cream served at becky’s, it was a fearsome brew For 50 cents you got a shot, choco.

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5. Editors’ Notes In the late ‘80s and early ‘90s, Lou Reed had built a formidable narrative with the steely eye of New York, the thoughtful collaboration with John Cale for the Andy Warhol tribute Songs for Drella, and an unflinching portrait of illness and death with Magic and riahudbiosemconsmiddmandbeetcitonacor.coinfo was time to turn up the amps and find release. "Egg Cream" blows off the cobwebs with its sweet and.

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6. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the CD release of Set The Twilight Reeling on Discogs.

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7. Apr 02,  · On his latest CD, "Set the Twilight Reeling" (Warner Brothers), Mr. Reed combines these themes and ends up with an album that after many repeated plays, triumphs over its patent silliness .

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8. Feb 20,  · Set the Twilight Reeling bubbles with a whole batch of new sensations, making it one of Reed's brightest and friendliest records in years. More often than not on Reed's albums, the subject matter is dour and he decides to talk his way through, as if singing would distract from the heaviness /5(33).

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