Lou Reed
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By David Quantick Published
Words & Music, May 1965 features demos of Lou Reed songs that became cornerstones of the alternative music pantheon

By Rich Hobson Published
Heavy metal was still finding its feet in 1972, but that didn't stop the year producing some incredible albums that would shape the genre going forward

By Classic Rock Magazine Published
Buying guide An antidote to the grim and the grey of early 70s Britain, glam rock offered glitz, glitter, glamour and a path away from the drab, denim-decked norm. These are the albums you need

By Scott Rowley Last updated
From building David Bowie to backing Bob Dylan, Van Morrison and more, these are Mick Ronson's greatest moments

By Max Bell Published
31 years on, Lou Reed's New York is still conversational, caustic and full of characters

By Classic Rock Magazine Last updated
In 1972 prog rock starts to take hold, but not before Bowie produces possibly his most iconic recording and the Stones regress into murky, blues-infested waters. These are the year's best albums

By Ian Fortnam Published
The waiting’s over... here’s the man

By Ian Fortnam Published
Lou Reed was no longer the rock’n’roll animal of the 70s, but at the end of the 80s, railing against socio-political poison, he rediscovered his punk mojo
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