Lou Reed’s “Metal Machine Music” is infamous as one of the worst ... than the electronics Reed had deployed in 1975. Krieger transcribed Reed’s feedback screams and buzzes into musical ...

Image Fireworks Ensemble performing “Metal Machine Music,” a 1975 work transcribed by Ulrich Krieger and Luca Venitucci, at Miller Theater.Credit...Joe Kohen for The New York Times Ulrich ...

Members of the ensemble painstakingly transcribed the original record to be played by a classical string, wind, piano, and accordion ensemble. “I’ve always loved ‘Metal Machine Music ...

Lou Reed’s “Metal Machine Music” a fabled cacaphony of guitar feedback and tape manipulations released 35 years ago, has been transcribed for strings, winds, guitar, accordion, piano and ...

Titled Metal Machine Music Live, the album was recorded live at MaerzMusik / Haus Der Berliner Festspiele on March 17, 2002 and performed by Zeitkratzer from Lou's songs. Ulrich Kreiger, the group's ...

Is it true now that there is the euphemistically termed Metal Machine Music clause in most record contracts to ... t deep into them but the saxophonist and gentleman who was going to transcribe it, ...

informally known as the “Metal Machine Music clause”). In 2000, however, a 25th anniversary reissue was released by BMG, and two years later the German experimental music ensemble Zeitkratzer ...

Lou Reed's relationship with the rock 'n' roll press was never an easy one. After the release of Metal Machine Music in July 1975, it was much, much worse. Time hasn't healed, salvaged ...

Here experimental music ensemble Zeitkratzer offer an interpretation of Lou Reed's noise opus Metal Machine Music. Scoring the crazed feedback for strings and horns, they offer a new way to hear ...

But arguably his single most provocative musical move was “Metal Machine Music,” a double-LP filled with nothing but deafening guitar feedback and effects that was released in 1975 ...

Metal Machine Music is shrouded in mystery in part because Lou Reed made it alone. The nature of the music didn’t require a studio or an engineer, so he recorded it by himself at his Manhattan ...