I'm 67 & from Russia. I fame the the politic russion tsar. But when 50 years ago i heard Beatles, RS, CCR&rock-n-roll, i heard music of The Lìberty! I don't understand the lyrics, but the music have very big power and i understand - it's my music and my way to The Liberty from darkness this time...
Ja sam iz Srbije i isto mislimo, mada ja razumem tekst. Vi Rusi imate odličnog pankera, glumca, čoveka, Petra Mamonova. Jeste pokojni, ali je bio genijalac!!!! Gledao sam njegove filmove, pratio njegov život...
Reed is dying, literally, but I have seen Reed since the old VU. Never saw Lou happier and the band more charged. The Czech Republic and its love for Lou go back to the '60s. Havel the poet/president and freedom fighter said the music was an inspiration for the young people and Prague Spring. Later Lou was honored. It must have been special for him to play this gig. This band loves Lou and is playing their butt off. I love the little Sly medley at the end.
Totally agree, every live show you go to you hope you see a band giving it everything like these guys are. Such infectious energy. I love seeing everyone smiling as they're playing.
y'know, i think you're right-ish.... i was just following some stuff of my late buddy michael fonfara, and this popped up, so i let it run.... and yeah, it's......ebullient.... his early 80s band were all toronto guys, that. i knew to one extent or another, as a roadie i guess.... so i was kinda over-focussed on that period, nice to see this growth in him..... i'm sure michael would agree, were he here....
oh, ps, i've seen michael more than once when he was terminal..... and we hung out...... and talked about the old days..... and he had a lot of ......... love..... for lou
Must have been a huge honour for the younger musicians to play a classic tune with Lou a fantastic songwriter and legend, great live musicianship taking the song away and feeling that infectious riff, if I’d have been on stage playing my guitar with Lou to this I would have played my heart out.
Only Lou would do this: classic American Punk rock before anyone knew what punk was! And doing it on the 4th of July in a foreign country- the ultimate Punk F-you statement! LOVE IT!
@@bishlap Lou Reed Live 75 is actually from 1973 and is the rest of the Rock and Roll Animal concert. They should put both records together as a single album.
@@haybill3000 Really? I have both albums and even bought LR Live on cd last yr. I honestly thought they were 2 different recordings bc LR Live sounds better to me - does that make sense? I know it's the same band, that's why I bought them both back in the '70's. Lou put together one of the greatest live bands ever. Anyway, I can't dig out my album from storage so I'll take your word for it. Thanks.
@@bishlap both of them were recorded December 21st 1973 Howard Stein Academy New York. The audio from Rock and Roll animal is much better than Lou Reed live for some reason. The interesting thing about rock and roll animal the audience Applause were taken from a John Denver concert! Cheers
Toujours surprenant , excellente version. Lou Reed restera comme un des plus grand si ce n'est le plus grand.Depuis plus de 40ans je le découvre encore et je vibre toujours autant. I love to much your music.
I love Lou Reeds music. He is a rare performer that IMO is meant to perform live. Most performers make a live albums and it is not as good as the studio version.....not Reed, he is always at his best live. Such a great band he always seems to be able to put together with all the different sounds...and none of his songs sound alike as with so many musicians.
I remember the first time I went to NYC and turned onto Lexington, this immediately jumped into my head. It wore on my buddy’s nerves I sang it so much (and poorly).
Boy, Lou looks rough in this video. Maybe that's when his liver started to fail? The band is nice and tight. They look like they really enjoying playing for Lou. I don't know if this were his regular people? RIP Lou!!
Tony Thunder Smith on drums. And Rob Wasserman on bass. Others are the late band he toured with for the very last two years. But hard core fans can correct me.
@@crypto2slash872 not a hardcore fan but the short haired guitarist is Aram Bajakian, the keyboard player at the back is Sarth Calhoun, sax could be Ulrich Krieger. Some articles name Kevin Hearn as a keyboard player on this tour but this doesn't look like h. Not sure on the rest barring Smith and Wasserman who have already been named
Lou wouldn't have liked the RIP.😉 Checkout See that my grave is kept clean.WOW. You're right.I believe he was already sick here.On the Dylan tribute he looked a little tired too & in the end it says In Memoriam several of the artists that had passed since then.Unfortunately Lou was one of them.
I saw the Velvet Underground in the 60's and Rock And Roll Animal in the 70's, and while watching this clip I couldn't help wondering if this clip was recorded before or after Lou had passed...!!!
For those who hear the original and say '8 beats to the bar over and over - simple', watch this and see how strong little Moe really was, compared to some big guy. :)
Not Luberts best rendition of the song. My favorite part is 4:15 into the tape. The reason why if I am ever lucky enough to perform in Europe the Czech republic will be one of those stops!
I've been trying to figure that out too. She adds an important component to this song for sure. So far the internet is letting me down. The whole band really comes together on this song. And they all look like they are having a blast.
Really great backing band -- and they are clearly having a great time. They are channeling Sterling and Mo, but with lots more energy. Lou looks not so great -- was he already sick?
I'm 67 & from Russia. I fame the the politic russion tsar. But when 50 years ago i heard Beatles, RS, CCR&rock-n-roll, i heard music of The Lìberty! I don't understand the lyrics, but the music have very big power and i understand - it's my music and my way to The Liberty from darkness this time...
He’ll YEAH, brother! Long live our music! Rock n roll for ever.
I am 71 and fell like 41 this is what I listen to in the 60,s with my transistor radio tuned into radio caroline what a joy. Dave from London
Ja sam iz Srbije i isto mislimo, mada ja razumem tekst. Vi Rusi imate odličnog pankera, glumca, čoveka, Petra Mamonova. Jeste pokojni, ali je bio genijalac!!!! Gledao sam njegove filmove, pratio njegov život...
Slušaj istu ovu pesmu od Kit... Matori jarac je živ hahahahahahhaah
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Lou Reed i Džo Srummer!!!!!
Bowie,Iggy and Lou. Fearless Genius. The perfect trifecta.
Reed is dying, literally, but I have seen Reed since the old VU. Never saw Lou happier and the band more charged. The Czech Republic and its love for Lou go back to the '60s. Havel the poet/president and freedom fighter said the music was an inspiration for the young people and Prague Spring. Later Lou was honored. It must have been special for him to play this gig. This band loves Lou and is playing their butt off. I love the little Sly medley at the end.
Very well said!
Totally agree, every live show you go to you hope you see a band giving it everything like these guys are. Such infectious energy. I love seeing everyone smiling as they're playing.
y'know, i think you're right-ish.... i was just following some stuff of my late buddy michael fonfara, and this popped up, so i let it run.... and yeah, it's......ebullient.... his early 80s band were all toronto guys, that. i knew to one extent or another, as a roadie i guess.... so i was kinda over-focussed on that period, nice to see this growth in him..... i'm sure michael would agree, were he here....
oh, ps, i've seen michael more than once when he was terminal..... and we hung out...... and talked about the old days..... and he had a lot of ......... love..... for lou
Must have been a huge honour for the younger musicians to play a classic tune with Lou a fantastic songwriter and legend, great live musicianship taking the song away and feeling that infectious riff, if I’d have been on stage playing my guitar with Lou to this I would have played my heart out.
What a smoking band 🔥🔥🔥
Authentic to the end!
Rest well, Lou.
Lou the Legendary! He was so good, and this seems like an epic version of this song! Thanks for sharing! Love it!
So many versions of this song, I love this one. Raw and a big jam. LR’s band is having the time of their lives!
Pure pedal to the rockin' metal.
Only Lou would do this: classic American Punk rock before anyone knew what punk was! And doing it on the 4th of July in a foreign country- the ultimate Punk F-you statement! LOVE IT!
Yes. I am not sure about that. Garage rock was a form of punk. It was also known as 60s punk. So it existed. But didn't have a name yet.
Yes, so punk! He and Velvet Undeground were so far ahead of the game, 1960s!!!
Man, I don't think I've seen a band with so many members simultaneously wearing glasses.
hypnotic, mesmerizing, sublime, and the best version
You obviously haven't heard the version he did with Bowie on his 50th birthday party. Waaay better than this rendition.
Tha man, no one is as cool as Lou ❤
I will always miss the live Lou Reed live version of the late liou Reed version to be realeast, always suspenseful, and classic and sexy
A Legend. . . RIP. We wore out Rock & Roll Animal on vinyl back in 1973-74 as teens.
mine was Lou Reed Live '75
RIP
@@bishlap Lou Reed Live 75 is actually from 1973 and is the rest of the Rock and Roll Animal concert. They should put both records together as a single album.
@@haybill3000 Really? I have both albums and even bought LR Live on cd last yr. I honestly thought they were 2 different recordings bc LR Live sounds better to me - does that make sense? I know it's the same band, that's why I bought them both back in the '70's. Lou put together one of the greatest live bands ever. Anyway, I can't dig out my album from storage so I'll take your word for it. Thanks.
@@bishlap both of them were recorded December 21st 1973 Howard Stein Academy New York. The audio from Rock and Roll animal is much better than Lou Reed live for some reason. The interesting thing about rock and roll animal the audience Applause were taken from a John Denver concert! Cheers
Great version of waiting for my man, Lou makes this song sounds almost better than the velvet underground in 1967.
Bowie & him do it better imo.
GOD BLESS YOU, LOU REED!
lm
Classic version so much class & energy , respect to you Lou
Hypnotic. RIP Lou
Je pense que Lou est heureux, très heureux dans cette version qui reste à mes yeux sa meilleure.
I'm 66 and I've seen Lou Reed and The Velvet Underground a few times but I guess he's getting up there but he still sounds great❤
He is dead
@@khalgarrison No shit sherlock
Still ROCKing'n ROLLing for many People !! Death is Not the END
With so much love.
For any one in their sixties.This music will just get better
Olimpo musicale,irraggiungibili...❤❤❤
Toujours surprenant , excellente version. Lou Reed restera comme un des plus grand si ce n'est le plus grand.Depuis plus de 40ans je le découvre encore et je vibre toujours autant. I love to much your music.
Genio entre los genios. Gracias por tu poesía y por tu música Lou
Bella da morire... grazie mille Lou Reed
Lou's spirit is always alive and I know it's with me
Waitin' for my man feeling more dead than alive How many times felt like that
I love Lou Reeds music. He is a rare performer that IMO is meant to perform live. Most performers make a live albums and it is not as good as the studio version.....not Reed, he is always at his best live. Such a great band he always seems to be able to put together with all the different sounds...and none of his songs sound alike as with so many musicians.
The cooperation with the young musicians is great! Very best version this, I think
the long wait is over.. here#s your dinner Lou , Mam.
Hypnotic, Love the riff
xxx gorgeous voice and timimg. Lovely to see him surrounded by youngsters who obviously adore him. xxx Hey White Boy - love you
Lou he is the man saw him live Christchurch Concert Hall in early seventies someone went to stage gave him some thing so good
Well you guys and gal rocked this one! Magical…
Fantastique version qui dure dix minutes. Les musiciens prennent leur pied.
I remember the first time I went to NYC and turned onto Lexington, this immediately jumped into my head. It wore on my buddy’s nerves I sang it so much (and poorly).
Lou siempre siempre me gusta a través del tiempo sabía mantener su estilo👍
Lou Reed and the band...
What a band!!!
Love this version so much. Very close to the studio version in some sense. I'd be mad if I stood in the audience
Je ne m en Lasse pas.... 😄
Solo Lou podía interpretar así. Perfecto 👌
Merci pour ce partage! Thanks you! Thanks! ❤❤❤❤❤
Absolutely eternal! The Man lives forever!
j adore ecouter Lou Reed depuis toujours le grand des grands
Boy, Lou looks rough in this video. Maybe that's when his liver started to fail? The band is nice and tight. They look like they really enjoying playing for Lou. I don't know if this were his regular people? RIP Lou!!
The drummer is a long time band member. Tony Thunder Smith I believe. Other than that I don’t know the others.
Of course the band is tight
I'm sure they were thrilled to play with the master whenever they could
$26 in my hand
Tony Thunder Smith on drums.
And Rob Wasserman on bass.
Others are the late band he toured with for the very last two years.
But hard core fans can correct me.
@@crypto2slash872 not a hardcore fan but the short haired guitarist is Aram Bajakian, the keyboard player at the back is Sarth Calhoun, sax could be Ulrich Krieger. Some articles name Kevin Hearn as a keyboard player on this tour but this doesn't look like h. Not sure on the rest barring Smith and Wasserman who have already been named
Lou wouldn't have liked the RIP.😉 Checkout See that my grave is kept clean.WOW. You're right.I believe he was already sick here.On the Dylan tribute he looked a little tired too & in the end it says In Memoriam several of the artists that had passed since then.Unfortunately Lou was one of them.
Great live version 👌
I love this song!
So full of life!
LOU LOU what can you say always a Lou reed fan i stood outside many music halls waiting for my man R.I.P.
A much better song than the earlier ones by Lou Reed which I listened to today. It generates excitement.
I like the Lou, Bowie collaboration version very much.
I've been waiting so long and I'm still alive
absolute Legende!!!!
Awesome build up ,bloody awesome ooohyeah
This is more Lou Reed than Lou Reed. What a performance. You know this song with David Bowie? Also a great performance. Enjoy.
The BEST with David Bowie!!!
The version with Bowie is waaay better than this.
Wonderful ❤
Sensazionale ❤
Супер драйвово 🔥🔥🔥
🎶🎤🎸🎷🎹👑❤
I remember velvet underground very much, 8:43 I love lou reed and John cale 😊😊
he makes you to love rock n roll
Genio y figura, gracias lou
The Best Ever Nuff’said!!!
La coreuta me hace llorar de lo lindo que canta, es una genia 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
John Allison Weiss
Extraordinários......
MARAVILLOSO, DE LO MEJORCITO DE LOU, GRAN BANDA
I saw the Velvet Underground in the 60's and Rock And Roll Animal in the 70's, and while watching this clip I couldn't help wondering if this clip was recorded before or after Lou had passed...!!!
Great version ❤
Ya estaba tocado, pero fue un MONSTRUO hasta el final
Standin' on the corner, suitcase in my hand
Me and Jack and Janie, waitin' for my man
Sax Bass Rythm/G Drums Piano Backing all a great contribution to the Tucker Cale Yule Morrison tribmulation, you are in it
Great drummer. A saxophone solo would have made this song incredible.
Whatever Lou. Sitting around waiting for dope. Real classy dude. YeAh
Life isn't all Journey songs….
The drummer omg that's a workout
total utter class, nearly 50 years on
Hè wouldt dy at 40 ha ha ha
Drummer loses his glasses at/but "No time to waste". Quite a marathon for him! 6:30
For those who hear the original and say '8 beats to the bar over and over - simple', watch this and see how strong little Moe really was, compared to some big guy. :)
Yeah. The best.
.muy bueno lou dondesteas👍
Check out the Pink Fairies version live from the Roundhouse where we went regularly when we lived near Chalk Farm.
Grande lou donde esteas
👍👌👏👋👏
🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩
Siempre❤️
I’m waiting for my man ....
more from this concert please! i'm from argentina and couldn't the concert because it was not available on the net. thanks!
Wow that was so sad 😭 depressing nerdy. That’s one of my favorite junky jams too... guess it’s a studio track
❤
Waiting for the man,rip
This one is good but my favorite is Keith Richards version, he knocked out of the park!
Maravilha....
Not Luberts best rendition of the song. My favorite part is 4:15 into the tape. The reason why if I am ever lucky enough to perform in Europe the Czech republic will be one of those stops!
It feels like each line takes a bit out of him. I assume this was performed not too far from the time of his death.
Hard driving rock and roll is no disputing about it Lou Reed rocks
you are right - near the end- HI IS WAITING FOR THE MAN NOW - JESUS THE MAN
Who is the backing band/performers? Awesome
WHATS the name of the singer in the background....................nice lady
I've been trying to figure that out too. She adds an important component to this song for sure. So far the internet is letting me down. The whole band really comes together on this song. And they all look like they are having a blast.
❤😅😊
Really great backing band -- and they are clearly having a great time. They are channeling Sterling and Mo, but with lots more energy. Lou looks not so great -- was he already sick?
He sounds great when singing this with DAVID BOWIE .NO FLAT LADIES ON THAT ONE. ANYONE can listen it's all GOOD
Who were the musicians please. Thanks for your answer
It must have been very hard for the band to play around Lou’s phrasing, he mixes it up regarding the lyrics.
esta version es mejor que la original
♣️🙈
at breakneck speed
and also the man, the man died the year after,