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{{citation|The musician's widow, [[Laurie Anderson]], is donating his personal archive of recordings, photos and business records to the [[New York Public Library]].}} | {{citation|The musician's widow, [[Laurie Anderson]], is donating his personal archive of recordings, photos and business records to the [[New York Public Library]].}} | ||
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<figcaption>The Lou Reed Collection comprises around three hundred linear feet of paper records, electronic records, and photographs; some thirty-six hundred audio recordings; and some thirteen hundred video recordings. Photography de <span class="h-card p-author">[[Lou Reed]] / THE LOU REED COLLECTION, THE NEW YORK PUBLIC LIBRARY</figcaption> | <figcaption>The Lou Reed Collection comprises around three hundred linear feet of paper records, electronic records, and photographs; some thirty-six hundred audio recordings; and some thirteen hundred video recordings. Photography de <span class="h-card p-author">[[Lou Reed]] / THE LOU REED COLLECTION, THE NEW YORK PUBLIC LIBRARY</figcaption> | ||
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* <span class="h-cite"><cite class="u-url p-name">[http://www.newyorker.com/culture/culture-desk/lou-reeds-archive-coming-to-the-new-york-public-library Lou Reed's archive coming to the New York Public Library]</cite> - (<span class="h-card p-author">Sarah Larson</span>, [[New Yorker]], <time class="dt-published">[[2017-061|2017-03-02]]</time>)</span> | * <span class="h-cite"><cite class="u-url p-name">[http://www.newyorker.com/culture/culture-desk/lou-reeds-archive-coming-to-the-new-york-public-library Lou Reed's archive coming to the New York Public Library]</cite> - (<span class="h-card p-author">Sarah Larson</span>, [[New Yorker]], <time class="dt-published">[[2017-061|2017-03-02]]</time>)</span> | ||
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« Vivre, c'est naître lentement »
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Le beaucoup savoir apporte l'occasion de plus douter.
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archive Lou Reed
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<figcaption>Jonathan Blanc / The New York Public Library</figcaption>
« The musician's widow, Laurie Anderson, is donating his personal archive of recordings, photos and business records to the New York Public Library. »
The Lou Reed Archive includes:
- Original manuscript, lyrics, poetry and handwritten tai-chi notes
- Photographs of Reed- including artist prints and inscriptions by the photographers
- Tour itineraries, agreements, road manager notes & paperwork
- 600+ hours of live recordings, demos, studio recordings and interviews
- Reed’s own extensive photography work
- Album, book, and tour artwork: mock-ups, proofs and match-prints
- Lou Reed album and concert posters, handbills, programs, and promotional items
- Lou Reed press for albums, tours, performances, books, and photography exhibits
- Fan mail
- Personal collections of books, LPs and 45s
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« The archive is a panoramic picture of Lou’s music, pictures, friendships, writing, tai chi and performances as well as a recreation of the scenes and cities he worked in and loved, » said Laurie Anderson
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