New Sensations

by Lou Reed

New Sensations cover art
  • Type: Album
  • Released: April 1984
  • Label: RCA
  • Country: United States
  • Length: 42:57
  • Community rating: 3.07/5 from 4 ratings

Album Notes & Community Reviews

Lou Reed embraced a surprisingly warm, highly optimistic pop-rock aesthetic on 'New Sensations', stepping away from the bleakness of his prior work. The album features bright, new wave-inflected production and deeply melodic, playful songwriting reflecting a renewed sense of personal joy and urban energy.

Genres

Descriptors: melodic

Tracklist

  1. I Love You, Suzanne (3:17)
  2. Endlessly Jealous (3:58)
  3. My Red Joystick (3:36)
  4. Turn to Me (4:23)
  5. New Sensations (5:49)
  6. Doin' the Things That We Want To (3:56)
  7. What Becomes a Legend Most (3:39)
  8. Fly Into the Sun (3:08)
  9. My Friend George (3:58)
  10. High In the City (3:28)
  11. The Great Defender (Down at the Arcade) (3:41)

Credits

  • Lou Reed - primary artist, lead guitar, rhythm guitar, vocals, producer, written-by, guitar, vocal
  • Liz Lauman - artwork [hand coloring]
  • Connie Harvey - backing vocals, background vocals vocal
  • Eric Troyer - backing vocals, background vocals vocal
  • Fernando Saunders - backing vocals, electric bass, bass [string], rhythm guitar, double bass, electric bass guitar, guitar, background vocals vocal
  • Jocelyn Brown - backing vocals, background vocals vocal
  • Rory Dodd - backing vocals, background vocals vocal
  • Fred Maher - drums, drums (drum set)
  • Shankar - electric violin
  • Dan Nash - engineer [assistant, atlantic studios]
  • Roger Moutenot - engineer [assistant, skyline studios]
  • Jon Faddis - horns, horn
  • Michael Brecker - horns, horn
  • Randy Brecker - horns, horn
  • Tom Malone - horns, arranged by [horns]
  • Greg Calbi - lacquer cut by [runout etching โšพ๏ธŽ], mastered by
  • Waring Abbott - photography by, art direction
  • Peter Wood - piano, synthesizer, accordion
  • John Jansen - producer, producer, engineer
  • Tom โ€œBonesโ€ Malone - horn

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