Just when you think you've heard it all, Lou Reed comes up with something you've never head of and won't be able to hear.  Reed is teaming with wife Laurie Anderson to present Music For Dogs, a concert scored in a frequency range dogs can hear but their owners mostly can't. Anderson tells the Sydney Morning Herald that a few notes during the June concert at the Sydney Opera House will be within a range owners will notice, saying, 'You can just about hear sometimes', but owners will have to leave it to their four leggers to judge the quality of the performance.  If they don't like it they can lay the blame on Lollabelle, the couple's rat terrier, who Anderson tells the paper '...likes things with a lot of smoothness but with beats in them... complicated high-end stuff. Chk-chk-chk-chk-chk... that kind of stuff'.  Glad our dog has other plans that night.
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