The velvet underground the velvet underground rar

Sources: 1 : Carol Lou Trio, Juke One Stopper single, early 70s / 2-9 : pre-VU recordings / 10 : Aspen flexi, 1966 / 11.

Soft Summer Breeze/Canadian Sunset (3:09) / 2. THE VELVET UNDERGROUNDДЈ LP (+/- 7 inch single) box set, VU Records 333, UK, 1982 Reissued in 1983, then in 1990, some on green vinyl, some on marble purple/multi-color.Д®VERYTHING YOU'VE EVER HEARD ABOUT. Stephanie Says is different mix than official LP VU version. Pale Blue Eyes is from La Cave, Octotape - it doesn't include the false start but has the famous alternate lyrics. Guess I'm Falling In Love is not the same version as the track from the Peel Slowly And See box set. It offers an extensive liner notes by Philip Milstein. Notes: And So On is the sequel to Etc., including a collection of various rarities. Sources: 1 : The Gymnasium, April 1967 / 2, 7 : Ludlow street loft demos, '1967' / 3 : La Cave, 'October 4, 1968'/ 4 : demo, Septem/ 5: MGM VU-1 pr/ 6 : Cale, Reed & Nico, Bataclan, Janu/ 8 : A&R studios, Febu/ 9 : Aspen magazine flexi, 1966. It's Alright (The Way That You Live) (2:36) / 3. Plastic Inevitable SECOND 1, Australia, 1982 (.) Bernd's girlfriend was the mysterious cover girl.' Sound quality is good (maybe a little slow).Дoug Snyder in Something Was Inevitable ( What Goes On issue no.5): 'Velvet Underground 1966 was put out by Bernd Baierschmidt. Cover: Bernd.ДЇirst appearance on record of the two long improvisation tracks from the Columbus '66 tape. Notes: Executive producer: Suzanne Vinton. Source: Valleydale Ballroom, Columbus OH, November 4, 1966. Some copies are plain white with black printing. Notes: original edition has blue, black & white cover with pink label. Sources: 1-12 : Lou Reed, John Cale & Nico, Bataclan, Paris, France, January 29, 1972, audience recording. The Biggest Loudest Heaviest Group Of All / 9. It offers actually only about one minute of Velvet Underground noise. Notes: unofficial reissue of the East Village Other Electric Newspaper LP (ESP-DISC 1034), with plain neutral cover - some white, some gold.

Also exists as blue marble vinyl edition (1990).

The first reissue (1981) has an ordinary cover.

Left hand corner of the back cover reads: 'design & silk-screen printing'.

First edition (1979) has a silk-screened cover.

There is at least three different editions: Back cover has extensive liner notes by C. Notes: this album offers a nice collection of pre-VU tracks, the 4 demos originaly available on the White Heat EP and a couple of 1966 VU-related recordings. Sources: 1 : The Beachnuts, 1965 / 2, 3 : The Primiti/ 4 : The Rougnecks, 1965 / 5 : Index flexi, 1966 / 6-9 : rough mix demos, 1969 / 10 : The East Village Other LP, 1966. Some copies have also FH 14/9 on both sides Marble vinyl reissue: Side 1: FIRST-1A / Side 2: FIRST-1B

Plastic Inevitable FIRST 1, Australia, 1979 Anyway there was a reissue around 1984 with different matrix numbers but otherwise identical to the original pressing. Some copies were also sold as 'German 2nd pressing'. Les Inrockuptibles Superstars booklet says that 2000 copies were originally pressed, but most of those would have been retired from market after the 'hassle' between the two parts involved in the project. And the collaboration ended after the Dutch partner bootlegged the Brigid Polk's tape that was given to Marc. However Evil Mothers was definitely not an approved release. They originally released a legit royalties paid version of the Jimi Hendrix Sky High. The record was released by the early incarnation of the Skydog Records label, run by Marc Zermati in Paris with a Dutch partner. Both labels and back cover mislists Sneaky Pete in place of The Ostrich. Black & white 'dog in airplane' drawing label. The Lou Reed photo on back cover was shot by Nat Finkelstein and is actually picked up from The Velvet Underground & Nico liner. However Lonesome Cowboy Bill, I'm Waiting For The Man, New Age and Sweet Jane are actually the same as on the official Live At Max's album! It offers both sides of the pre-VU Primitives 45 and some unreleased live tracks recorded by Brigid Polk at Max's Kansas City in 1970.

The title refers to Sweet Jane lyrics: 'And there's some evils mothers, well they're gonna tell you that everything is just dirt'. Notes : this record was the first Velvet Underground bootleg LP ever released. Sources: 1, 3, 5, 6, 8 : Max's Kansas City, 'July 26, 1970' / 2 : Max's Kansas City rehearsals, Summer 1970 / 4, 7 : The Primiti/ 9 : Max's Kansas City, August 23, 1970.

The velvet underground the velvet underground rar