Why Don't You Smile Now: Lou Reed at Pickwick Records 1964-65 Label_King Records

Why Don't You Smile Now: Lou Reed at Pickwick Records 1964-65 Label_King RecordsFeatures First official anthology of Lou Reeds work for Pickwick Records 1964 1965 Features rarities, cult classics (The Primitives The Ostrich), & previously unreleased material (The Beachnuts' "Sad, Lonely Orphan Boy") Produced in partnership with Laurie Anderson and the Lou Reed Archive 20 page LP book 40 page CD book featuring unseen photos and essays by Lenny Kaye & Richie Unterberger Remastered by GRAMMY nominated engineer John Baldwin Art

First vinyl reissue

its reputation has only grown in stature

Movie Collection

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Kiyoshi Miyaura: Born in Tokyo in 1953

and the music you’ll hear during your voyage is an important part of that sense of sophistication

showcased two rock 'n' roll farm kids who truly tilled their own musical soil

remastered in Tokyo by revered engineer Mitsuo Koike and featuring original artwork by Tsutomu Murakami with 4 page colour insert and new liner notes by Paul Bowler

The audio has been lovingly mixed and mastered in the highest quality possible and the 8 LPs are packaged in 4 gatefold jackets housed in a luxe slipcase box with a die-cut O-card and a 20-page book that includes dozens of unseen photos

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