Pale Blue Eyes - Lou Reed - Lou Reed Live - Take No Prisoners (Vinyl, LP, Album)

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   Aragami

   09.10.2019

   "I do Lou Reed better than anybody, so I thought I'd get in on it," Reed says at one point during this double live set, and that seems to sum up the album's theme quite well. Recorded during a week of shows at New York's Bottom Line in , Live: Take No Prisoners presents Lou Reed the Standup Comic, doing schtick on Patti Smith ("F*ck Radio Ethiopia, man!5/

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   Tojazuru

   30.09.2019

   Pale Blue Eyes Lyrics: Sometimes I feel so happy / Sometimes I feel so sad / Sometimes I feel so happy / But mostly you just make me mad / Baby, you just make me mad / Linger on, your pale blue eyes.

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   Meztizilkree

   02.10.2019

   Linger on your pale blue eyes Linger on your pale blue eyes. If I could make the world as pure and strange as what I see I’d put you in a mirror I put in front of me I put in front of me. Linger on your pale blue eyes Linger on your pale blue eyes. Skip a life completely stuff it in a cup She said money is like us in time it lies but can’t.

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   Goltikasa

   02.10.2019

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   Kajigul

   30.09.2019

   Lou Reed The Raven 3x LP g Vinyl RSD Velvet Underground $ New Led Zeppelin II [Deluxe Edition] [Remastered] [LP] by Led Zeppelin (Vinyl, Jun, 2 Discs, Atlantic (Label)).

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   Mezilkis

   09.10.2019

   "I do Lou Reed better than anybody, so I thought I'd get in on it," Reed says at one point during this double live set, and that seems to sum up the album's theme quite well. Recorded during a week of shows at New York's Bottom Line in , Live: Take No Prisoners presents Lou Reed the Standup Comic, doing schtick on Patti Smith ("F*ck Radio /5(20).

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   Arashir

   10.10.2019

   Live: Take No Prisoners, released in November ’78, is, like Phil Ochs’ Gunfight at Carnegie Hall and the Stooges’ Metallic K.O., the live album as confrontation. To say the album begins with “Sweet Jane” would be somewhat accurate. It begins with the suggestion of “Sweet Jane.”.

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   Akigore

   10.10.2019

   Sep 14,  · A release I go back to again and again is Take No Prisoners, a two-disc live album. Smart, logorrheic, nasty, and oh so funny, it’s a journey into Lou Reed.

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