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The Velvet Underground
A community portal about The Velvet Underground with blogs, videos, and photos. According to Wikipedia.org: The Velvet Underground was an American rock band first active from 1965 to 1973. Its best-known alumni are Lou Reed and John Cale.
Now, here’s a book that delivers what it promises. White Light/White Heat is truly a day-by-day accounting of the band that was part of the root system for everything from glam to grunge. The funny thing is, if everyone who claimed (and still claims) to have been influenced by the Velvet Underground bought an album, their record sales would’ve been three times greater than they were … but no matter. The Velvets were too cool for this world and...
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Lou Reed may be a rock legend, the founding member of the Velvet Underground, inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, a man ...
From propeller.com
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- 'The Velvet Underground Singles 1966-1969' (search.msn.com)
By Chad Radford
When Lester Bangs, Lenny Kaye and every other half-cocked rock critic on the planet has weighed in on the Velvet Underground, what's left to discuss? Not much. That's why Chicago Sun-Times pop critic Jim DeRogatis lets the pictures do the talking in this friggin' gorgeous collection of photos, fliers and album art that captures the Velvets in all of their glorious vanity. A brusque 1975 interview with...
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From atlanta.creativeloafing.com
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The Velvet Underground & Nico (1967, CD)Vince Gill - High Lonesome Sound (1996, CD)Voivod - Nothingface (1989, CD)Wall of Voodoo- Seven Days in Sammystown (1985, LP)- Happy Planet (1987, LP)Warren Zevon- Bad Luck Streak in Dancing School (1980, cassette)- A Quiet Normal Life, The Best of (1986, dupe cassette)- Genius, The Best of (2002, CD)The Velvet Underground album was for my own musical education, since it is one of those milestone records...
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From blogonomicon.blogspot.com
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The Velvet Underground were one of the first art bands. They were an integral part of Andy Warhol’s Factory, and he designed the cover to their first album, which featured a peelable banana. They inspired generations on punk and alt groups with their simple, aggressive and freeform approach to music and truly paved the way [...]
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