Lou loved David and you can see how often he looks at him with love and admiration.We're so lucky to have lived at this time and to have this terrific musical legacy. RIP David and Lou
Indeed! But we have to remember they know and worked together since at least, the 80's. Berlin shows it all. Lucky me watched Lou live by this time in Lisbon. Hurra! May they rest in peace now.
@@butterflyandme159 so when David Bowie sings about Berlin about his album The Next Day... he remembers his time with Lou Reed... I've been wondering about it for some time... must listen to the track again !
@Timothy Tew @Kathy Semrau ,,,Well...i love Lou, davie kate.and timmy ....tew ahahahahah ,,,,I had to laugh....This little thread that started with Eva is 7 years old ... and there are hundreds of little threads like this all over the span of 12 years since this was first posted..and its like a wheel that spins....around she goes....everyone sees...the love,..i sent it to a friend 3000 miles from me .....
***** Leon suffered so with many brain surgeries. Having gone peacefully in his sleep was a blessing. Leonard and Leon gave us much to appreciate. Like fine wine.
I remember the 1st Velvet album with the Warhol banana. I'm 73 now and alcohol/drug free for decades. This song still takes me back to those days. I play it about 3 or 4 times a year. It's great camera work and audio. I just wanted them to show more of the band.
David Bowie has always helped all people like Lou Reed as well as Queen meaning Freddy Mercury and many others but stayed very humble, just check people
All dressed in Black too... unusual for him so it must have been especially for Lou who just wear black tight T-shirts & trousers. He also shows his real hight in this video not being very tall in fact and a bit skinny here too... Which year was this do you know ?
This is almost too much of a tear jerker for me to watch these days. Just thinking that we'll never see this team up of talented musicians again...damn that makes me sad!
@@uninsulatedshrimp5518 Absolutely. I'm pretty sure Charlie would say "I thank you for your kind thoughts but please, no more "RIP" and "I'm crying" instead let's move on..î... Charlie lived a life that 99.99% to infinity can only dream about.
They're old respected friends and colleagues. In some ways there was similar song craft between them and it's just great how much they thought of each other. Both gone now but awesome to see them enjoy themselves together.
You know you're the coolest rock star icon who ever did it, when the lead singer of the most influential indie rock album ever is in awe next to you on stage. Bowie is just too much.
I was mad at Bowie for years when he played a lackluster 20 minute set in Nashville then left no encore but he has grown back on me thru out the years. lol
Holy Moly Lou and Bowie doing one of the greatest tunes every written ... Damn! This is what is great about the Internet ... I can go to sleep now ...after I play this one more time!
I wish someone would look at me the way Lou Reed looks at David Bowie, because hot damn, he spends the whole song just staring him down compassionately.
+Jeff R. Seriously - Reed and VU invented that slinky, trashy New York rock that Bowie and others transformed into Glam. Love 'em both - they're pillars in the pantheon.
+why4duck Dude. Bowie helped Lou Reed write his great solo album "Transformer" . Bowie made songs and gave them away to people to help their careers. Iggy
"Hey that version ain't bad!" - are you serious? how could you describe this as " ain't that bad" good god its fucking lou reed and bowie together singing one of the best songs to come out of the last 100 years and having fun doing it. "aint that bad"....jesus
Two genius performers....so glad to have met Lou in NY at Max's Kansas City in the 80's. Very cool and was so humble and couldn't get over my southern accent!
Lou Reed was a stoic character, reluctant to show positive emotions. Here though, he is looking his friend, his saviour in many ways, his mentor and looking at him singing his song with such gusto. And all the tough exterior emotions melt away.
@@omegajrz1269 I would disagree. Lou's artistic achievements were certainly an inspiration to Bowie but in their muscial collaborations, it was Bowie who took the lead. Lou Reed did not produce any David Bowie albums.
+Kevin Borland Awesome. I would have loved to have been there for that show. He had a few other guest stars. BTW. How long did Bowie play during that show? Just curious.
Michael Lara Yeah, some very fine hombres but I'll go with,,'they're singing to each other.' It's a matter of respect. Equality among the masters. They've earned the right to look however they want and where ever they want. Always giving the listener just a little of the underrated in song,,,,while elevating themselves with each beat,,,,,,,,,,they never left us,,,,,they just, 'standin on the corner,' up the street,,,,waiting,,,,,
two of the best ever my brother and myself saw Lou years ago at the thebarton theater amazing thank God we did how unbelievable it wood have been being at this show watching these two legends together RIP BOTH OF YOU up stairs waiting for the MAN
You know, back in the mid-70s, Lou Reed ceremoniously and rather loudly fell in love with David Bowie.. there were entire interviews and articles written about it -- primarily in Creem Magazine, a rock mag that was the best of the best back in those days. I always wondered if it was true. 1 minute into this video and I knew that it was and remained for a long time :) Reed loved his Bowie, just like the rest of us :)
He did not say it per se, but he went off the deep end when talking of him.. if you can somehow get ahole of any of the older (mid 1970s) interviews with Reed by LESTER BANGS, you are on your way of uncovering what I speak of :) It was a delicious timeframe and if you find them, you will understand!.
+Julie Swahn I'll have to check it out. Who can blame Reed for "loving" Bowie. I love Bowie. Anyone with half a brain and likes rock music has to like Bowie. If they don't, they just haven't listened enough. They will be future Bowie fans... You watch sometime in the future-hopefully a few decades from now-How many people will come out of the woodwork so to speak and talk about how great he was. After he passes, is what I meant to say.
Lou Reed and the rest of The Velvet Underground have been credited with influencing some of the best bands in history. Bowie has also been credited with influencing some the greatest musicians in history. That's one dynamite duo right there. We also know that they both were switch hitters so I am sure there may have been something there.
wildcatter63 Of course he was ground breaking. Only fool would not give him a credit and not call him a legend. When Bowie was trying to be something in UK, The Velvet Underground was making a history in NY and Bowie was really trying to be a part of NY scene. Although Bowie later became sort of a mentor of Lou Reed in glam rock era, the influence was really both sided.
Bowie heard from Warhol that, he liked, this band Velvey Underground, with Lou Reed. Bowie was all about Warhols suggestion without ever hearing them, Bowie loved them and mixwed Lou Reeds first album. Match made in heaven.
murphy mcmadness Actually, not just mixed, but produced and also played some instruments on couple of tracks. And not first album, but the second - Transformer, which is most essential Lou Reed album.
***** Lol, radio play is your criterion? Vicious, Perfect Day, Walk on the Wild Side, Satellite of Love,... Are those not essential Lou Reed tracks? Transformer is widely considered to be his best album. If it's not, what is then?
Just so good….nothing compares to this it has to be the all time great standard. Takes my breath away every time I watch it…. Beyond awesome 😔 so sad it will never be repeated. A place in time for sure 👍👍
Stumbled on to this vid tonite . . .sheesh, thank the big McGoo to have Ewetoob to time travel and experience brilliance such as this! Really, really miss both of these boys.
I thought I'd seen everything and wasnt going to find different performances of David and here he and Lou Reed sing this song and I'm laughing. It's so good.xoxo
I saw Lou several times but the most memorable was at the Hammersmith Odeon - when he sang Heroin it sent a shiver right down your spine - it was just so powerful and emotional - a truly great superstar
Love this song as much as when i first heard it nearly 40 years ago. 2 Rock gods on stage together and some truly awesome guitar playing, what more could anyone ask?
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Lou loved David and you can see how often he looks at him with love and admiration.We're so lucky to have lived at this time and to have this terrific musical legacy. RIP David and Lou
i love Lou, but must mention he once physically attacked Bowie in a restaurant. Their friendship survived the fist fight.
Rammstein
@@chrisnorrdin5689 8
It’s there for us all to see. Absolutely brilliant 😁
Indeed! But we have to remember they know and worked together since at least, the 80's. Berlin shows it all. Lucky me watched Lou live by this time in Lisbon. Hurra! May they rest in peace now.
In all of recorded history, the human race has witnessed Lou Reed smile only four times.
This is one of those times: 2:05
Non, il n'arrête pas de le regarder en souriant du début à la fin, voire totale LOVE !!!❤️, 🤩🖤😍
such a kick-ass band
@tms6279 Hahaha that's so funny lol.
thank you for that, I needed it
He looks like he wants to bite Bowie's head off!
A FANTASTIC version of a great song
RIP Lou Reed
RIP David Bowie
👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Bowie, how I miss you dude, ♥🙏Rip
2:24 😅😅
Gail Ann Dorsey remains ;)
I'm PO'd they're both dead!
Lou Reed must love seeing Bowie sing his song.
Of course Lou does, they just went through Berlin tough times just check guy
Ya must have been a great feeling for him.
@@butterflyandme159 so when David Bowie sings about Berlin about his album The Next Day... he remembers his time with Lou Reed... I've been wondering about it for some time... must listen to the track again !
DR STRANGELOVE!
I was thinking the same thing.
I will never stop missing Lou Reed. Ever.
Likewise.
Or Bowie
I love them both. They lived their lives as they did making great music, and being awesome.
@Timothy Tew @Kathy Semrau ,,,Well...i love Lou, davie kate.and timmy ....tew ahahahahah ,,,,I had to laugh....This little thread that started with Eva is 7 years old ... and there are hundreds of little threads like this all over the span of 12 years since this was first posted..and its like a wheel that spins....around she goes....everyone sees...the love,..i sent it to a friend 3000 miles from me .....
Same here. What a tragic loss.
Now together.
RIP Bowie.
RIP Lou.
+Nicolás Moreno
Exactly what I said when hearing the very sad news :(((
and Ronno
Leonard Cohen ~ Leon Russell Nov. 16
kat Mats Yes, so very sad :(
***** Leon suffered so with many brain surgeries. Having gone peacefully in his sleep was a blessing. Leonard and Leon gave us much to appreciate. Like fine wine.
I’m a french girl so excuse me for my bad english. What beautifull "duo"! Thanks so much Mister Reed and Mister Bowie. I miss you too much.
Very good english, but usually we would say " I miss you SO much ".
@@johnsilva9139 Thanks you, I can learn exacty the good english ! Thanks you again very much.
Your comment le very relevant. Thanks so much
@@johnsilva9139 Well, here's a limey too, miss both of uou so much
At 0:51 the very lovely and talented Gail Ann Dorsey. She was Bowie's bass player in his later touring years. So good!
Bass very strong there alright, it's a top performance overall!!
Who was in this rock in’ band on lead guitar and the rest
Heavens yes!
@@peterfeges3250 reeves gabriel
She's playing a 5 string, that low D sounds wonderful. Unfortunately she was upstaged on the video by the two legends.
I didn't know Lou could smile. Perfect!
Came out occasionally!!
Nor me! Never seen it before
lol First time Ive ever seem him freakin GRIN.
My sentiments exactly,.,,,,for the past week Ive been playing this and telling my friend ....watch lou ...watch bowie watch at lou
It was a perfect day .
Amazing song for a warm afternoon in 2023!!! Reed & Bowie playing together is a treat anytime. Thanks for this Gem! ✌️💗
How great is TH-cam...??! We live in extraordinary times to be able to switch David and Lou on in seconds❤❤❤🖐🇦🇺😀
if you like this you might like my brothers music. his name is stu morris....
I remember the 1st Velvet album with the Warhol banana. I'm 73 now and alcohol/drug free for decades. This song still takes me back to those days. I play it about 3 or 4 times a year. It's great camera work and audio. I just wanted them to show more of the band.
You sound like my grand father. He’s why I’m here.
ok sonic Boom, I Believe in you
Get back on drugs Mon for laff 73 hangover story
I'm 42 and I'll keep on rocking forever too 🤘
Cool to hear Mr Boom. I'm 33yrs clean tomorrow!
i think bowie needed a friend, Lou was the man, Bowie looked so happy and stress free, just enjoying himself
lou was into downers bowie was into uppers
Lou kept eyeballin' Bowie waiting for him to fuck up his song. LOL :)
David Bowie has always helped all people like Lou Reed as well as Queen meaning Freddy Mercury and many others but stayed very humble, just check people
Yes they both look good and health there.
All dressed in Black too... unusual for him so it must have been especially for Lou who just wear black tight T-shirts & trousers. He also shows his real hight in this video not being very tall in fact and a bit skinny here too... Which year was this do you know ?
If Mr lou staired at me like that, i'd give him my car keys , house keys and credit card details
And definitely the anus!
he once knocked bowie out with one punch
Lol..those were the days
My Brother
And that was just his Sunday stare ;-)
if he "staired at you" what does staired mean? threw some stairs at you?
I can't stop smiling. This is simply wonderful. Two legends loving life and loving their craft.
Bowie in rare macho mode.
I was at this show. It was like a dream come true.
How amazing!!
This is almost too much of a tear jerker for me to watch these days. Just thinking that we'll never see this team up of talented musicians again...damn that makes me sad!
I can't listen to Bowie with dry eyes, since he moved on to eternity.
Me to they were the best
@@jahidafridi2056
"too"
Celebrate what they gave us. Everyone dies at some point.
@@uninsulatedshrimp5518
Absolutely. I'm pretty sure Charlie would say "I thank you for your kind thoughts but please, no more "RIP" and "I'm crying" instead let's move on..î... Charlie lived a life that 99.99% to infinity can only dream about.
How is it possible that the stage didn't combust into flames from the heat of this performance?
GAWD your is a great post and a great question!!!
Woulda luved 2 see this
They're old respected friends and colleagues. In some ways there was similar song craft between them and it's just great how much they thought of each other. Both gone now but awesome to see them enjoy themselves together.
And both had hep c
@@kareena3838 Me 2.
The joy exhibited in the performance by both Lou and David is wonderful. What a great performance... and band.
I've heard some great Lou Reed versions of this and some great Bowie versions too, but this is so much greater than the sum of its parts.
AgReed
The arrangement is killer
This is a terrific version. I like to watch a great performance, and Bowie always delivered.
Could be important to day that it's a Lou Reed song, greater composer than Bowie
This has to be some kind of pinnacle in rock history.
truth
Great to see two close talented friends with so much musical talent jam together.
You know you're the coolest rock star icon who ever did it, when the lead singer of the most influential indie rock album ever is in awe next to you on stage. Bowie is just too much.
He's not in awe of him. They were mates for years in NY, had nasty arguments etc. Been through it all. No awe.
I was mad at Bowie for years when he played a lackluster 20 minute set in Nashville then left no encore but he has grown back on me thru out the years. lol
@@kevinindublin Agreed. Looked actually more like lust to me. A bit cringy, really, to stare that hard.
@@dixonpinfold2582Lust? Cringy? Really mate? Tf crawled up your arse?
Holy Moly Lou and Bowie doing one of the greatest tunes every written ... Damn! This is what is great about the Internet ... I can go to sleep now ...after I play this one more time!
@Debbie. I get it. I have to watch it at least once a day. I'm obsessed.
Are. You still listening to it 10 yrs later ?
I wish someone would look at me the way Lou Reed looks at David Bowie, because hot damn, he spends the whole song just staring him down compassionately.
+Seano299 He's thinking "how do I get just 1/2 the cool that is in that man". Noone should be allowed to have that much "cool" in one human.
+Ricky Rhoades Dude... Lou Reed is the absolute definition of cool. What are you talking about?
+Jeff R. Seriously - Reed and VU invented that slinky, trashy New York rock that Bowie and others transformed into Glam. Love 'em both - they're pillars in the pantheon.
+why4duck Dude. Bowie helped Lou Reed write his great solo album "Transformer" . Bowie made songs and gave them away to people to help their careers. Iggy
+nallly For Iggy Pop. his first great album.."Lust for Life' . Guess who wrote that song-it's not Iggy Pop. Try again...
Lou Reed can't take his eyes off Bowie during this amazing performance.
There is so much love here tween these 2 genius of men it made me cry....again. One of the greatest performabces in RocnRoll History. I miss David.
Real legends. 2:05 is a unbelievable moment, first time I have seen Lou Reed smiling.
There're few Lou Reed intetviews with Laurie Anderson, they were together for 20 years when he die. He was quiet, charming and smilling all the time.
One of the few people that can out-cool Lou Reed.
wendy could
@@qw000pz Wendy O'Williams? Wendy Melvoin?
Bowie was something else.
RIP guys.❤️
Wendy out of Peter Pan.....
Both so cool that they don't bother to be cool.
Bowie is the most perfect human being ever. RIP. It’s a colder world without these two.
Agree totally,Bowie was perfect.
For sure
Colder world w/o Bowie at least! I met LR several times and he was always arrogant!
Had to watch several times today rocking and crying.
Wow.
Have not heard this before both truly great ! Great song
2 Gorgeous music Men, love their voices and Bowies hip wiggle w/ knees bent,,,Omg too much 😮💨
RIP David, RIP Lou. Thanks for the songs.
Bowie has incredible stage presence
🎯
So cool seeing two men that i dig so much! And its great that they were such good friends. Rip Lou and Rip David! Miss you
Yep, gotta move to this one. It's outrageously GOOD. These two are perfect together.
"Hey that version ain't bad!" - are you serious? how could you describe this as " ain't that bad" good god its fucking lou reed and bowie together singing one of the best songs to come out of the last 100 years and having fun doing it. "aint that bad"....jesus
Yeah I'm not so sure about that. I actually prefer the studio version the best. But to each their own...
I'm loving Reeves guitar in this one. Such a great sound to drive thru the background
Chill Winston
that ain't bad means it was really good! (if you are English anyway)
I have many versions done by many different people this is the BEST version of the song out there!
Amazing. Bowie was a genius can sing any song in any style. Lou Reed and the Underground were epic too.
Two genius performers....so glad to have met Lou in NY at Max's Kansas City in the 80's. Very cool and was so humble and couldn't get over my southern accent!
You can see the love and respect Lou has for David this is a great performance
Lou Reed was a stoic character, reluctant to show positive emotions. Here though, he is looking his friend, his saviour in many ways, his mentor and looking at him singing his song with such gusto. And all the tough exterior emotions melt away.
If anything, Lou is David's mentor
@@omegajrz1269 I would disagree. Lou's artistic achievements were certainly an inspiration to Bowie but in their muscial collaborations, it was Bowie who took the lead. Lou Reed did not produce any David Bowie albums.
@@MrRhurbarb So the same can be applied to Iggy Pop?
@@omegajrz1269 I would say so, yes.
@@omegajrz1269I think it was a 2 way influence it’d be a disservice to call either just a mentor
Two awesome rock 'n rollers! Man they just don't make music this good anymore.
As a 100 percent Fan of both.... breathtaking
Two Legends....RIP. I miss both of you to this day.
2:14 ❤
I was there that night (Madison Square Garden). Great show.
+Kevin Borland That must been FUCKING EPIC !!!!!
+Kevin Borland you're a gdamn lucky guy, bro!
+Kevin Borland Awesome. I would have loved to have been there for that show. He had a few other guest stars. BTW. How long did Bowie play during that show? Just curious.
+Kevin Borland why were people booing Reed?
They weren't booing him. They were shouting "Lou."
I love how Lou looks at Bowie throughout...:(
+reddaj It started out with Bowie being in awe of Lou and ended up with Lou in awe of Bowie. Two greats but DB was the coolest.
nallly Really? One of them has to be cooler than the other? And the rhetorical question is always, 'How?'
They are keeping each other on their parts and loving it. Mano y mano hombres!
Michael Lara Yeah, some very fine hombres but I'll go with,,'they're singing to each other.' It's a matter of respect. Equality among the masters. They've earned the right to look however they want and where ever they want.
Always giving the listener just a little of the underrated in song,,,,while elevating themselves with each beat,,,,,,,,,,they never left us,,,,,they just, 'standin on the corner,' up the street,,,,waiting,,,,,
I actually saw Lou Reed smile !
Bowie and Reed a huge part of my love for music
David bowie always class and very well dressed two legendary performers oozing with talent
It's a damn good thing legends never die.
I absolutely love watching Lou and Bowie playing together! RIP and keep on rocking and having fun wherever you guys are! 🥰🥂🙏
Best song ever.Thank you Lou and David😊
My favorite two performers, doing one of my all time favorite songs!!!! There will never be anyone like them ever again!
Shedding a few tears over this one.😢
while your shedding some guitars are shredding.
2 old glam rockers - love them both!!
I can’t imagine having seen this live! This is gotta be the most epic show to have seen live!
Well there was the Stones, Eagles, ELO, Beatles, EmersonLake and Palmer, Doors Joe Cocker, Tina Turner…………….
@@jeanniehelliwell1599 I was a hell of a time to be alive now not so much.
two of the best ever my brother and myself saw Lou years ago at the thebarton theater amazing thank God we did how unbelievable it wood have been being at this show watching these two legends together RIP BOTH OF YOU up stairs waiting for the MAN
You know, back in the mid-70s, Lou Reed ceremoniously and rather loudly fell in love with David Bowie.. there were entire interviews and articles written about it -- primarily in Creem Magazine, a rock mag that was the best of the best back in those days. I always wondered if it was true. 1 minute into this video and I knew that it was and remained for a long time :) Reed loved his Bowie, just like the rest of us :)
+Julie Swahn Can you blame him? Bowie helps him with his breakthrough album, "Transformer" . Did Reed really say he was "in love" with Bowie?!
He did not say it per se, but he went off the deep end when talking of him.. if you can somehow get ahole of any of the older (mid 1970s) interviews with Reed by LESTER BANGS, you are on your way of uncovering what I speak of :) It was a delicious timeframe and if you find them, you will understand!.
+Julie Swahn I'll have to check it out. Who can blame Reed for "loving" Bowie. I love Bowie. Anyone with half a brain and likes rock music has to like Bowie. If they don't, they just haven't listened enough. They will be future Bowie fans... You watch sometime in the future-hopefully a few decades from now-How many people will come out of the woodwork so to speak and talk about how great he was. After he passes, is what I meant to say.
Lou Reed and the rest of The Velvet Underground have been credited with influencing some of the best bands in history. Bowie has also been credited with influencing some the greatest musicians in history. That's one dynamite duo right there. We also know that they both were switch hitters so I am sure there may have been something there.
Totally agree. There's that look. Coquettish dancing, staring....love.
now I feel totally orphaned
+Cili Bálint yes, but Uncle Iggy can help us.
until he joins them too.
same here. but we have this up here to remember.
no one can touch this either!
Hurry up and wait ? What kind of time ? Just saying
Cili Bálint exactly .. that hit the nail on the head .... it still hurts louuuu and bowie :(
First time I've seen this set and I totally agree David looks like he's having the time of his amazing life , good on yer Mr Reed
Thank you Lou for writing this wonderful song and giving everyone that’s ever fallen off the bandwagon, a little something called hope and acceptance.
Reeves Gabriel's guitar solo is outstanding!
Ivan Ondrasik I agree. It’s amazing!
Now a member of The Cure....
no doubt amazing guitar solo
Gonna be some gig in heaven now with Lou, David and Ronno on guitar. RIP David. Many tears will be shed today.
FREE TICKETS?
No. They have to play here. No concert in heaven.
Unlikely they'll be in Heaven, unless they cried out to God at the Death
@@donaldelley2802 if they're hell, I'd rather go there
Imagine there is no heaven, and no cliches.
These guys just pure beauty
Lou Reed in awe of David Bowie...lovely!
Bowie's vocals always deliver.
This was one freaking amazing show and YES I WAS THERE!!!
When was this?
@@maxhunt29 2009 i think
Really tho? no disrespect meant in the question 🤟
their chemistry was unparalleled
Wooaaw!! Absolument phénoménal et electrifiant !!
David et Lou, un duo de gunners... Fantastic..!! Et le cœur en vrac 💔💔. In memory for ever ❤️❤️👌👌💘
Both had great admiration and respect for each other, clearly shows... Miss them both...😎🎸
Indeed.
Sometimes brilliance is simply beyond comment.
Damn, he loves David Bowie... but who doesn't?
Lovely version - Lou on good vocal form too. Made me smile.
if you like this you might like my brothers music. his name is stu morris....
Oh man ...unequalled coolness...great song, legend performers...unrivalled, once in a lifetime
I cried so much re-watching these 2 who clearly fed off one another.
wow that is... beyond words. Such a legends together.
Lou Reed is not a legend? Okay...
wildcatter63 Of course he was ground breaking. Only fool would not give him a credit and not call him a legend. When Bowie was trying to be something in UK, The Velvet Underground was making a history in NY and Bowie was really trying to be a part of NY scene. Although Bowie later became sort of a mentor of Lou Reed in glam rock era, the influence was really both sided.
Bowie heard from Warhol that, he liked, this band Velvey Underground, with Lou Reed. Bowie was all about Warhols suggestion without ever hearing them, Bowie loved them and mixwed Lou Reeds first album. Match made in heaven.
murphy mcmadness Actually, not just mixed, but produced and also played some instruments on couple of tracks. And not first album, but the second - Transformer, which is most essential Lou Reed album.
***** Lol, radio play is your criterion? Vicious, Perfect Day, Walk on the Wild Side, Satellite of Love,... Are those not essential Lou Reed tracks? Transformer is widely considered to be his best album. If it's not, what is then?
Two of my favorites from my childhood, every time I hear them, I relive this part of my childhood.
Una delle più belle Canzoni... 👏👏👏👍👌🤚👋
During Ziggy Stardust era Bowie always play this song live...and now with this performance the circle is complete. Simply perfect
each time a rock star leaves us a feel a tiny part of my soul leaves me 🎸💀🎛
What a greate song, I can't stop listening!
Just so good….nothing compares to this it has to be the all time great standard. Takes my breath away every time I watch it…. Beyond awesome 😔 so sad it will never be repeated. A place in time for sure 👍👍
good thing someone captured it forever...
Reed always managed to stay in really good shape! Bowie, of course, was eternally thin.
I’ve had this stuck in my head all day
Stumbled on to this vid tonite . . .sheesh, thank the big McGoo to have Ewetoob to time travel and experience brilliance such as this!
Really, really miss both of these boys.
I miss David and Lou. Both are a big part of our lives >>>
I will never stop missing David Bowie. Ever.
I thought I'd seen everything and wasnt going to find different performances of David and here he and Lou Reed sing this song and I'm laughing. It's so good.xoxo
Einfach nur großartig!
Ive been ewtching this video multiple times a day for too long
I saw Lou several times but the most memorable was at the Hammersmith Odeon - when he sang Heroin it sent a shiver right down your spine - it was just so powerful and emotional - a truly great superstar
You can't replace his original grungy vocals, but this is dangerously addictive nonetheless! Who's ripping that guitar up off camera?
this is the best version
Very very addictive. As addictive as is the subject matter of the song.
Miss them both so much!
It is lovely we can still have these beautiful moments to remember our musical heroes.
Simply the greatest , RIP david and Lou
Forever in my head you two go lou and David😁
"Until tomorrow, but that's just some other time!"
One of the best Rick lines ever!
I will never stop listening to or missing these two. It just makes me want to get out all my albums. Go for a walk on The Wild Side
Lou was so happy to be where he was he couldn't believe it himself and Dave was playing his song. Eternal.
Love this song as much as when i first heard it nearly 40 years ago. 2 Rock gods on stage together and some truly awesome guitar playing, what more could anyone ask?
love how lou was staring at david the whole time, RIP to both 🤍🤍
Miss this two coolest legends…😢