Lou Reed/Metallica Collabo Anticipation Thread

i am going to stay "pure" on this until it actually comes out

xxpost -- beat me to it.

those lyrics read like Blue Mask stuff and I am stupidly allowing myself to get hopeful about this

i love the arc this thread has taken

very much

a monkey then to monkey

Get the coffee: turn the lights on

those lyrics read like Blue Mask stuff and I am stupidly allowing myself to get hopeful about this

― pathos of the unwarranted encore (underrated aerosmith bootlegs I have owned), Thursday, September 15, 2011 3:53 PM (6 minutes ago) Bookmark Suggest Ban Permalink

dude this is what life is all about you're part of the ilx Junior Dads Club now!

hiccup the dream is over

I'M A JUNIOR DAD AND I VOTE

MY LITTLE DOG WAS DOG OF THE MONTH AT FRANKLIN MIDDLE SCHOOL

MY OTHER CAR IS A DRAGON

WELL BEHAVED MISTRESS DREADS RARELY MAKE HISTORY

ty

lol @ ilx Junior Dads Club

someone whip up an isignia

Hope there's a hidden-track "Wild Thing" at the end.

I was just reminded on Twitter of something I should have immediately remembered when the news of this thing first broke, namely that this is not the first time Lou's teamed up with a world famous heavy metal quartet and all (in this case, though, it was lyrics only):

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B7ofrdBdJRM

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L5EWk0FMinU

...and who could forget the time he blew the world up with Soul Asylum?

man I wonder how many bands Lou has played Sweet Jane with

also wtf with his coinpurse there

The Soul Asylum one is quite good at first, but by the end it seems like it's gone on for six hours

Aw, dammit! Why couldn't we have done a Soul Asylum/Lou comp?

realms of reality, etc.

Stephanie to Shove

Of course, all the "Inc." puns would still work.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kXgbN81zNG8

this was more productive than I thought it would be.

guys lets stop wasting time talking about these other bands/artists who were obviously not the best band Lou Reed could possibly find on the planet.

This has come into the world pure.

I dunno, kinda think you're stopping a least a dozen more comedy ILX compilations in their tracks with that kind of talk.

What about, LOU REED KRAYOLA?

STEAMY RAY VAUGHN

oh god

I have a feeling these dudes could totally scrap whatever it is they've been working on for the past weeks/months, record an hour of material tonight, and have that quickly turned out material be better than what they were planning to release.

"Big Dog" and "Senior Dad" are being saved for Lumixes

If Amazon is any indication, there's going to be a Lulu 4LP Version VINYL Box set. Holy smokes!

I have a feeling these dudes could totally scrap whatever it is they've been working on for the past weeks/months, record an hour of material tonight, and have that quickly turned out material be better than what they were planning to release.

― Josh in Chicago, Thursday, September 15, 2011 9:36 PM (Yesterday) Bookmark Suggest Ban Permalink

just read the Mojo article last night, and interesting you say that, because from the article is sounds like that's not far off from what it was...metallica dudes seemed kinda shocked by lou, they would essentially read lyrics and listen to his demos and stuff, makes something up on the spot, play it through in what they thought was just a first run...then Lou would be like "Ok sounds great, move on to the next one"...Hetfield made some comment like "lou said it was done, if this were a metallica session we'd still be working on drum sounds for another few hours"

the whole article is a really strange read...i hope someone else reads it because last night i swear it seemed to me that, in one part, lou was kinda strongly intimating that he still did cocaine, but i'm not sure

Clearly he was on something to think this collaboration was a good idea.

i hope someone else reads it because last night i swear it seemed to me that, in one part, lou was kinda strongly intimating that he still did cocaine, but i'm not sure

if i was going to add any additional element to the already thunderous equation of metallica + lou reed, i would add cocaine

maybe we can verify this by consulting the album's track running times

Clearly he was on something to think this collaboration was a good idea.

― Josh in Chicago, Friday, September 16, 2011 10:29 AM (8 minutes ago) Bookmark Suggest Ban Permalink

josh i'm getting the vibe that you might still be living in the realms of reality of a very outdated planetary system man....

you need to come into this thread pure

srsly
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wGXMPvE1Hd4

is the Mojo article online anywhere?

i was trying not to think of this seriously, but then just the idea of metallica being recorded to reed's exacting muso audiophile standards...

LR: "See? I've got all my strings tuned to D. It's called Ostrich Tuning."
JH: "You shittin' me, Lou?"

OMG Metallica doing "Do the Ostrich"

LR: "See? I've got all my strings tuned to D. It's called Ostrich Tuning."
JH: [Weeps]

"But wait a minute, man! If we tune all our guitar strings to D then won't that date us to this particular moment? When everyone was tuning their strings to D?"*

*Me paraphrasing Kirk in "Some Kind of Monster" when he objects to the notion of no guitar solos.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0XWuHoUryE8&feature=related

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7CiYwZbqgcw&feature=related

poor kirk

He's so sweet.

that clip is so great, because it could be any teenage garage band in the world. but it's metallica.