Lou Reed

LOU REED Live Concert: 'MAGIC & LOSS' Full Concert Performance

Bray Studios
London, United Kingdom

• In 1992, Lou Reed was promoting his album "Magic and Loss," which was released the same year as the live performance recorded at Bray Studios in Londo... Read Full Description >

  In 1992, Lou Reed was promoting his album "Magic and Loss," which was released the same year as the live performance recorded at Bray Studios in London. This album, inspired by the deaths of two friends, reflects Reed’s exploration of themes surrounding loss and mortality, making the intensity of the live performance particularly significant. "Magic and Loss" marked a creative resurgence for Reed, following a period of less commercial success in the late 1980s. The concert features several tracks from the album, such as "Magic & Loss," showcasing his reflective lyrical content and distinctive guitar work. Additionally, Reed’s collaboration with producer and guitarist Mike Rathke during this era highlights his return to a more raw and experimental sound. Reed's live performances were often characterized by their emotional intensity and connection with the audience, making this 1992 recording a compelling snapshot of his artistry at the time.