lou reed

Stop worrying about the halftime show. You're going to hear tons of classic rock at this year's Super Bowl.

He's made some of the most influential music ever. He's also made some of the most reviled.

Reed had one foot out the door by 1970.

His many career highlights include David Bowie's 'Space Oddity' and 'Diamond Dogs,' and providing the bass line for David Essex' 'Rock On.'

Track is part of an upcoming tribute album to Reed.

'[I]f you have a catalog that's just perfect, people get bored of it.'

Singer-songwriter released the song twice in two years.

Lars opens up about the experience in a new interview.

Drummer argues that 2011 collaboration with Lou Reed has "aged extremely well."

Track will be included on upcoming archival album, 'Words & Music, May 1965.'

The 2011 album is a collab between Metallica and Lou Reed.

Exhibit of the late singer-songwriter's artifacts will be on display in New York City until March 2023.

First set 'Words & Music, May 1965' includes classics like “Heroin,” “I’m Waiting for the Man” and “Pale Blue Eyes.”

On March 8, 1994, Nine Inch Nails delivered a dark, destructive masterpiece titled 'The Downward Spiral.'

In like a lion and yes out like a lion too.

Musician also worked with Foreigner, the Everly Brothers and Canadian blues outfit Downchild.

Deluxe edition of 1989 LP features 26 previously unreleased recordings, concert film, hardcover book and more.

A big congratulations to Green Day, who have been inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame along with Joan Jett and the Blackhearts, Lou Reed and others.

Since rock legend Lou Reed passed away on Oct. 27, an incredible amount of musicians have offered their condolences. However, not much had been heard from the members of Metallica, who recorded the collaborative album 'Lulu' with Reed in 2011. However, one day shy of the 'Lulu' album's second anniversary, Metallica drummer Lars Ulrich has offered a lengthy and heartfelt tribute to Reed.

It’s often been said that Lou Reed’s influence was exceedingly disproportionate to his sales figures. That statement is proven by three of today’s biggest bands, which have performed his songs in the days following his death on Oct. 27.