"Rock 'n' Roll Animal" is a live album by Lou Reed, capturing the raw energy and rebellious spirit of his 1973 performances. Released on February 1, 1974, under RCA/Legacy, this album is a testament to Reed's influential role in shaping glam rock and proto-punk genres. With a runtime of just under 40 minutes, it packs a powerful punch, featuring electrifying renditions of classics like "Sweet Jane" and "Rock 'N' Roll," alongside intense performances of "Heroin" and "White Light / White Heat." The album's title track, "Rock 'N' Roll," showcases Reed's signature gritty vocals and the band's tight, explosive instrumentation. This record is not just a collection of songs but a vivid snapshot of Lou Reed's dynamic stage presence and his enduring impact on rock music.