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Words & Music: May 1965 offers a rare and revealing look at Lou Reed’s earliest songwriting, capturing the foundations of an artist who would go on to reshape modern rock. This vinyl LP edition presents archival demos recorded by Reed in 1965, many predating the formation of The Velvet Underground, with a warmth and immediacy that suits the intimate, rough-cut nature of the material.
The collection includes early versions of songs such as “I’m Waiting for the Man,” “Pale Blue Eyes,” “Heroin,” and “Buttercup Song,” recorded with simplicity and directness. These raw, stripped-back performances highlight Reed’s storytelling, melodic instinct and lyrical honesty long before they became part of his signature style.
This vinyl pressing offers clean analogue playback that complements the acoustic textures and lo-fi, period-correct tone of the recordings. The presentation feels authentic, respectful and clearly designed with collectors in mind — an important document of Reed’s formative years.
Highlights:
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Vinyl LP release featuring Lou Reed’s earliest known demos from 1965
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Includes early versions of “I’m Waiting for the Man,” “Pale Blue Eyes,” “Heroin” and more
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Warm, naturally textured analogue sound suited to raw acoustic recordings
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A valuable archival release for fans of Lou Reed, The Velvet Underground and historic singer-songwriter work
A fascinating insight into the beginnings of one of music’s most influential writers — presented with care, character and strong analogue presence.
Track Listing:A1. I’m Waiting For The Man (May 1965 Demo) – 4:43
A2. Men Of Good Fortune (May 1965 Demo) – 4:37
A3. Heroin (May 1965 Demo) – 3:55
A4. Too Late (May 1965 Demo) – 3:12
A5. Buttercup Song (May 1965 Demo) – 4:40
B1. Walk Alone (May 1965 Demo) – 2:56
B2. Buzz Buzz Buzz (May 1965 Demo) – 2:50
B3. Pale Blue Eyes (May 1965 Demo) – 5:02
B4. Stockpile (May 1965 Demo) – 2:35
B5. Wrap Your Troubles In Dreams (May 1965 Demo) – 8:14


















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