LOU REED Berlin: Live At St. Ann's Warehouse (2008 UK 14-track promotional CD-R for the live album, with a custom printed disc and wrap-around picture/tracklisting insert within a clear envelope sleeve) more...
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LOU REED Berlin (1973 UK first issue 10-track vinyl LP with the smooth orange RCA label, including Lady Day, How Do You Think It Feels and Caroline Says. The matte picture sleeve displays a little creasing to the edges and comes with the lyricinsert, while the vinyl has just a few minor surface scuffs - an excellent copy RS1002) more...
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LOU REED Berlin (1974 Spanish issue 9-track LP, this version of the third solo studio album by Mr New York himself is markedly different to the UK/US issue, not only does it omit the harrowing song The Kids [apparently falling foul of Spanish censorship] but the fully laminated picture sleeve is also different, featuring an alternative image to the reverse of the sleeve and also a textured 8-page (29.5 x 29.5cm) lyric/photo booklet [instead of the single page insert]. It's in top cond more...
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LOU REED Berlin (1981 UK 10-track cassette issue of the classic 1973 album, includes Lady Day, How Do You Think It Feels & Caroline Says., picture sleeve NK84388) more...
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LOU REED Berlin (1980s black RCA label issue of the 1973 10-track vinyl LP, a dark, brooding long player from Mr Reed that features an update of an old Velvets number in Caroline Says [used to be Stephanie Says] plus the harrowing 'Kids', picture sleeve. The sleeve has just some light wear from storage and the vinyl looks barely played RS1002) more...
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LOU REED Berlin (2016 UK/EU limited edition 10-track LP pressed on 180gram Vinyl, originally released in 1973 & featuring contributions from Steve Winwood & Jack Bruce, with production by Bob Ezrin, textured picture sleeve with eight-page lyric booklet. The sleeve & vinyl are Near Mint) more...
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LOU REED Berlin (2016 UK limited edition 10-track vinyl LP issue of his 1973 third solo album which has been remastered under Lou's direct personal supervision, including the singles How Do You Think It Feels and Caroline Says I. The vinyl isUNPLAYED housed in the gatefold picture sleeve which remains sealed within its hype-stickered shrinkwrap) more...
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LOU REED Berlin (80s German 10-track CD, the 1973 concept album also starring the likes of Jack Bruce, Aynsley Dunbar, Steve Winwood, Tony Levin & the Brecker Brothers, picture sleeve ND84388) more...
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LOU REED Berlin (2009 Dutch exclusive limited Music On Vinyl edition 10-track LP pressed on 180gram VIRGIN VINYL, picture sleeve with printed inner. The sleeve and vinyl remain in near Mint condition) more...
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LOU REED Berlin (1973 UK first issue 10-track vinyl LP with the smooth orange RCA label, including Lady Day, How Do You Think It Feels and Caroline Says. The matte picture sleeve displays a little scuffing/crease to corner & light discolourationto the edges, whilst the previous owner has carefully signed the label and back of sleeve and comes with the lyric insert, while the vinyl looks barely played RS1002) more...
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LOU REED Berlin (1973 Australian 10-track vinyl LP on the orange RCA label, picture sleeve. The sleeve shows only light shelfwear & the vinyl is Excellent with very little sign of play APL1-0207) more...
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LOU REED Lou Reed's Berlin: A Film By Julian Schnabel (2007 US Region 2 DVD - Legendary rockers Lou Reed recorded the album 'Berlin' - a masterwork of love, jealousy, rage and loss - in 1973. A commercial failure upon its release, he never performed the album live until December 2006 when it was magnificently brought to life for five nights at St. Ann's Warehouse in Brooklyn and brilliantly captured on film by acclaimed artist and filmmaker Julian Schnabel) more...
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