Bless him. The older i get the more substance i find in lou’s work

Yes!! Lou spoke of things ive always loved about him. First his pleasure with Bob Ezrin and Berlin. Then Mick Ronson and Bowie, how he loved working with them. No doubt about it, Mick was a musical maestro on Transformer and made brilliant contributions to arrangements and musical pieces. I will always love his guitar tone in Im So Free. That, with Reed's amazing vocal tone make it a magnificent song. Lastly, for me, his love of collaborating with Nils Lofgren on whats close to my most loved album of his, The Bells. It is exquisite and it is to me, a masterpiece. Reed and Bowie's output of albums in the 70s are astonishing in their content quality. My 2 most loved solo rock artists of all. Thankyou for this interview hearing Lou mention those loves of his.

Great interview and thanks. I always try to find new ones of Lou. So it is much appreciated

When i saw the intro i was sure the interviewer was gonna get eaten alive but Lou was so engaged and pleasant in the way he talked to him, its a shame the audio sucks but that was nice to watch)

Best interview I saw with Lou

He was polite by removing his sunglasses during the interview..I like that.

Lou went easy on him.

Lou is incredibly sincere, I like that.

I was at the show. Legendary Hearts world tour. With Fernando Saunders on bass.