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Lulu is a collaboration album between rock singer-songwriter Lou Reed and heavy metal band Metallica. It was released on October 31, 2011 by Warner Bros. and Vertigo elsewhere. The album is the final full-length studio recording project that Reed was involved in before his death in October 2013.

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As a whole, this album is long-winded and very pretentious stuff. Obviously it's not intended as a party or driving record, but it's hard to picture anybody that doesn't have an extremely unique combination of literary and metal music tastes putting 'Lulu' in heavy rotation for very long. Too often, the strengths of each side of this partnership deduct from the other party instead of complimenting them

Lou Reed and Metallica's collaborative album based on German playwright Frank Wedekind's plays about a d-prostitute has been preemptively crowned "The Worst Album of All Time. Lou Reed and Metallica's collaborative album based on German playwright Frank Wedekind's plays about a d-prostitute has been preemptively crowned "The Worst Album of All Time. When Metallica announced last June that they had recorded a new album with Lou Reed, fans of both artists responded with confusion, if not outright despair. But while this partnership may seem random, the two actually have a lot in common.

Lulu presents a set of songs inspired by German expressionist Frank Wedekind's early 20th century plays Earth Spirit and Pandora's Box. The plays, originally published in 1904 and set in Germany, Paris and London in the 1890s, whirl between the points of view of Lulu, a prostitute locked in a vicious cycle of desire and abuse, and the people who fall desperately in love with her. The narrative concludes as Lulu meets the one and only Jack The Ripper. The biggest question Lulu asks of us is this: during the writing, rehearsal, recording and production of the LP, was there a point.