Artist	Song
Lou Reed	Temporary Thing
from Rock and Roll Heart (1999)
Lou Reed	Tell It to Your Heart
from Platinum & Gold Collection (2004)
Lou Reed	Keep Away
from Growing Up In Public (1999)
Lou Reed	Magician - Internally
from Magic and Loss (2008)
Lou Reed	Set the Twilight Reeling
from Set the Twilight Reeling (2008)
Lou Reed	America (Star Spangled Banner)
from Between Thought and Expression: The Lou Reed Anthology (1992)
Lou Reed	Who Am I? (Tripitena's Song)
from The Raven (2008)
Lou Reed	Downtown Dirt
from Coney Island Baby (2006)
Lou Reed	Dreamin' - Escape
from Magic and Loss (2008)
Lou Reed	Modern Dance
from Ecstasy (2008)
Lou Reed	The Day John Kennedy Died (Live)
from Animal (2004)
Lou Reed	Into the Divine
from Perfect Night In London (Live) (2008)
Lou Reed	NYC Man
from Set the Twilight Reeling (2008)
Lou Reed	Burning Embers
from The Raven (2008)
Lou Reed	Ecstasy
from Ecstasy (2008)
Lou Reed	Adventurer
from Set the Twilight Reeling (2008)
Lou Reed	Why Do You Talk
from Perfect Night In London (Live) (2008)
Lou Reed	Street Hassle (Live)
from Animal (2004)
The Killers	Tranquilize (Feat. Lou Reed)
from Sawdust (2007)
Gorillaz	Some Kind of Nature (feat. Lou Reed)
from Plastic Beach (2010)
Lou Reed	Andy's Chest
from Transformer (2002)
John Cale & Lou Reed	Slip Away (A Warning)
from Songs for Drella (2008)
Lou Reed	Hang On to Your Emotions
from Set the Twilight Reeling (2008)
Lou Reed	Gassed and Stoked - Loss
from Magic and Loss (2008)
Lou Reed	I'm So Free
from Transformer (2002)

Comment:

New York City runs through Lou Reed's veins the way New Orleans flowed in Lou(is) Armstrong's, so it's little wonder that Reed dedicated an album's worth of material to his hometown, noting "There's a rampaging rage rising up like a plague," but offering no suggestions for dealing with it. On the live "Why Do You Talk," Reed proves that even in concert, he can deliver a tune with the intimacy of a lover's touch. And Edgar Allan Poe's writings provided inspiration for the somewhat autobiographical "Who Am I? (Tripitena's Song)" from [i]The Raven[/i], a 2003 release featuring an all-star cast, including Laurie Anderson, David Bowie, and Ornette Coleman. And that just scratches the surface of a complex and demanding performer . . .

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