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SEARCHIN' FOR MY MAINLINE 3-CD box set, Too Much/Just Right Productions for Diamonds In Your Ear, Germany, 1993 12x12 inch boxed set, hand-numbered limited edition of 500 copies, 200 more reissued in 1996. Includes extensive liner notes by Dr. Rawk and Michelle Yow, and a sticker. 16 added tracks compared with LP version, unfortunately the sound is overall inferior compare with the vinyl set. Fierce Pup VU fanzine says: "The legendary Searchin' for my Mainline was issued in a 3 disc box. The vinyl edition of this set, which features all live tracks from '66 to '86, has long been out of print. It was touted by many as the definitive VU boot. Its re-emergence on CD allows fans the opportunity to own some of the wildest, live VU ever recorded and a few oddities. While digital technology improves on the quality of the original vinyl, we're still dealing with some lo-fi sources here so don't expect miracles. The CDs' extented recording time permits the addition of many tracks not on the vinyl edition, although there is a glaring omission: Moe and Jonathan's I'm Sticking With You." Velvet Underground, Vol. 2, © 1994 Fierce Pup Productions, courtesy of Sal Mercuri. |
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CD 1: 1. Andy says/Venus In Furs/Heroin (4:46) / 2. Loop (excerpt) (1:08) / 3. Diaries, Notes & Sketches (3:53) / 4. A Symphony Of Sound (19:11) / 5. Heroin (5:16) / 6. Venus In Furs (3:27) / 7. Waiting For The Man (6:00) / 8. White Light/White Heat (4:06) / 9. Foggy Notion (7:14) / 10. Beginning To See The Light (5:28) / 11. Sister Ray (9:09) / 12. Heroin (6:27). 1 : WNET-TV, March 1966 / 2 : Aspen flexi-disc, 1966 / 3, 4 : film soundtracks, 1966 / 5, 6 : Poor Richard's, June 23, 1966 / 7 : La Cave, October 4, 1968 / 8, 9 : Second Fret, January 2, 1970 / 10 : Boston Tea Party, January 10, 1969 / 11 : Second Fret, January 3, 1970 / 12 : rehearsal, Paris, January 25, 1972. |
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CD 2: 13. All Tomorrow's Parties (2:49) / 14. Countess From Hong Kong (3:20) / 15. Ride Into The Sun (3:45) / 16. Real Good Time Together (2:35) / 17. I Found A Reason (3:16) / 18. What Goes On (11:10) / 19. Run Run Run (7:43) / 20. Candy Says (3:57) / 21. Oh Gin (1:16) / 22. I Can't Stand It (5:56) / 23. Sister Ray (20:59) / 24. Interview (5:47) / 25. Waiting For The Man (Patti Smith w/ Reed) (3:43). 13 : Verve single, 1966 / 14-17 : acetate demos, late 1969 / 18, 19 : Hilltop Festival, August 2, 1969 / 20 : Boston Tea Party, March 13, 1969 / 21 : listed as Oh Jim, The Paramount Theater, April 17, 1970 / 22, 23 : Boston Tea Party, January 10, 1969 / 24 : Lou Reed, KVAN Portland, Oregon, 1969 / 25 : Lou Reed/Patti Smith, May 4, 1977. |
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CD 3: 26. Sweet Jane (7:56) / 27. Over You (3:09) / 28. Waiting For The Man (9:30) / 29. Chelsea Girls (3:12) / 30. Heroin (8:17) / 31. Sister Ray/Leave Me Alone (17:14) / 32. Open House (4:29) / 33. Pale Blue Eyes (4:11) / 34. Heroin (10:16) / 35. Interviews (5:36) / 36. Jesus (3:13). 26, 27 : Second Fret, January 2, 1970 / 28 : Cale/Morrison, Arsenal show, TV3, Barcelona, 1984/86 / 29 : Nico, BBC TV program, NYC, 1981 / 30, 31 : Lou Reed, Plaza Las Arenas, Barcelona, June 19, 1980 / 32 : Reed/Cale, BAM, December 3, 1989 / 33 : Tucker/Reed/Cale, BAM, December 3, 1989 / 34, 35 : Fondation Cartier, June 15, 1990 / 36 : Boston Tea Party, March 15, 1969. |
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A WALK WITH THE VELVET UNDERGROUND 5 CD box set, Midnight Beat MB CD 115/16/17/18/19, Luxembourg, July 1997 Disc One - So Blue : 1. Leave Her For Me (2:14) / 2. So Blue (2:08) / 3. Why Don't You Smile (2:29) / 4. Sneaky Pete (2:01) / 5. Cycle Annie (2:20) / 6. I've Got A Tiger In My Tank (2:10) / 7. You're Driving Me Insane (2:19) / 8. Foggy Notion (6:18) / 9. Inside Your Heart (2:21) / 10. Ferryboat Bill (2:07) / 11. (Do) The Ostrich (2:30) / 12. I'm Sticking With You (2:11) / 13. Countess From Hong Kong (3:19) / 14. Ride Into The Sun (3:44) / 15. Real Good Time Together (2:35) / 16. I Found A Reason (3:14) / 17. Falling In Love With The Falling Spikes (Part 1) (17:47) / 18. It's All Right (The Way That You Live) (2:47) / 19. One Of These Days (4:07) / 20. I'm Not Too Sorry (Now That You're Gone) (2:13) / 21. Stephanie Says (2:44). 1, 2 : Jades single, 1957 / 3 : All Night Workers, 1964 / 4, 11 : The Primitives, 1965 / 5, 6 : The Beachnuts, 1964 / 7 : The Roughnecks, 1964 / 8-10, 12, 19, 21 : rough mix demos, 1968-69 / 12-16 : acetate demos, late 1969 / 17 : listed here as Screentest 1965 but actually contains MGM Music Factory 1968 interview, Oh Sweet Nuthin' live from Philadelphia 1970, some great energetic live soundcheck instrumental that sounds like a speeded up Sister Ray mutation from Woodrose Ballroom, Springfield, 17/4/70, snippets from Warhol movies / 18, 20 : Ludlow Street demos, early 1967. Disc Two - So Blue : 1. Sheltered Life (take #2) (2:56) / 2. Here She Comes Now (2:24) / 3. Andy's Chest (2:58) / 4. Rock 'n' Roll (5:08) / 5. She's My Best Friend (3:06) / 6. Loop (6:49) / 7. A Symphony Of Sound (19:09) / 8. Falling In Love With the Falling Spikes (part 2) (13:38) / 9. I'm Free (1:06) / 10. I Found A Reason (4:32) / 11. Walk and Talk It (1:54) / 12. Head Held High (4:12) / 13. Diaries, Notes & Sketches (3:51). 1, 2 : Ludlow Street demos, early 1967 / 3-5 : rough mix demos, 1969 / 6 : Aspen flexi, December 1966 / 7 : film soundtrack, 1966 / 8 : includes Hedy film soundtrack and interview from Music Factory / 9-12 : Max's rehearsal, summer 1970 / 13 : listed here as soundtrack to Psychedelic Convention Mini Movie 1966 but sounds like a piece of Melody Laughter, actually from The Dom, March 1966. Disc Three - Afterhours : 1. Pale Blue Eyes (6:00) / 2. I Can't Stand It (8:02) / 3. Sister Ray (13:05) / 4. White Light/White Heat (4:34) / 5. I'm Waiting For The Man (4:08) / 6. Noise By The Velvet Underground (part 1) (16:17) / 7. Noise By The Velvet Underground (part 2) (16:17) / 8. Interview with Lou Reed (5:27). 1, 2 : listed as Family Dog Oct 1969, actually from official 1969 Live set (PBE from End Of Cole Ave, 19/10/69; Can't Stand It from San Francisco, November, 1969) / 3 : listed as previously unreleased version 1969, actually End Of Cole Ave 2nd Night version, 19/10/69 / 4, 5 : listed as unreleased version of a press promotion gig 1970, actually Max's Kansas City, 26/7/70 / 6, 7 : listed here as soundtrack to an Andy Warhol Movie, actually from the East Village Other Electric Newspaper with very little VU content in part 1 and no VU content in part 2 / 8 : KVAN radio, Portland, Oregon 1969. Disc Four - Afterhours : 1. There She Goes Again (2:42) / 2. The Black Angel's Death Song (3:17) / 3. European Son (8:05) / 4. European Son Afterthoughts (0:32) / 5. The Gift (8:26) / 6. What Goes On (4:45) / 7. Jesus (3:18) / 8. That's The Story Of My Life (2:00) / 9. After Hours (2:07) / 10. Afterthoughts (0:39) / 11. Velvet Underground Ad (0:55) / 12. Chelsea Girls (4:30) / 13. Walk On The Wild Side (3:06) / 14. Sweet Jane (3:40) / 15. NY Conversation (4:11) / 16. Wagon Wheel (3:02) / 17. Walk On The Wild Side (2:29) / 18. What Goes On/Follow the Leader/What Goes On Reprise (4:59) / 19. Candy Says (4:02) / 20. I'm Set Free (4:53). 1-3 : mono mixes / 4, 10 : excerpts of interview with Moe Tucker by Phil Milstein, MC Kostek, and Kate Messer / 5 : mono mix / 6-9 : alternate mixes / 11 : radio ad for third LP / 12 : Nico and guitarist performing for Brit TV program on Chelsea Hotel / 13 : listed here as outtake with David Bowie 1972, not even close; sounds like different vocal over instrumental track, but Lou's voice and singing style sounds like it's long past 1972. It is really from june 7, 1983, Italian TV program from Verona with regular 'live in italy band', though for this track it's only Lou and Fernando Saunders singing live over studio track / 14-16 : Robinson's apartment session, electric rehearsal, 1971 / 17, 18 : Robinson's apartment session, acoustic rehearsal, 1971 / 19, 20 : guitar amp tape, Boston Tea Party, 15/3/69. Disc Five - VU a Paris : 1. I'm Waiting For The Man (5:25) / 2. Wild Child (4:53) / 3. Berlin (4:44) / 4. Heroin (4:40) / 5. Tired and Hungry (1:57) / 6. Femme Fatale (2:46) / 7. I'll Be Your Mirror (2:24) / 8. The Black Angel's Death Song (3:16) / 9. Heroin (6:27) / 10. Forever Changed #1 (2:24) / 11. Forever Changed #2 (0:44) / 12. Forever Changed #3 (1:27) / 13. Forever Changed #4 (2:04) / 14. Nobody But You #1 (1:23) / 15. Nobody But You #2 (2:46) / 16. Nobody But You #3 (2:25) / 17. Slip Away (1:36) / 18. Hello It's Me #1 (1:01) / 19. Hello It's Me #2 (1:02) / 20. Forever Changed #5 (1:48) / 21. Forever Changed #6 (0:36) / 22. Forever Changed #7 (0:37) / 23. Forever Changed #8 (2:15) / 24. Forever Changed #9 (0:44) / 25. Heroin (10:14). 1-8 : Bataclan, 29/1/72 (Tired And Hungry is actually Ghost Story)/ 9 : Bataclan rehearsal, 25/1/72 / 10-24 : Lou and John's soundcheck, Jouy-en-Josas, Fondation Cartier, Paris, 15/6/90 / 25 : Fondation Cartier, 15/6/90. Notes: limited numbered edition of 1000. 20-page booklet with photographs and liner notes. "The ultimate rare collection includes soundtracks, demos, acetates, rehearsals, unreleased and more...". Sal Mercuri says: "Just when you thought it was safe... I've come to realize that it will never end. Things will get to a point where we all will lose track of what's been put out and bootlegged and just start believing that everything that comes out is new! Well there's very little in this set that is 'new'. That doesn't mean it is without merit. The package is very slick, professional looking, if somewhat unimaginative. The Peel Slowly and See sized box includes a numbered insert card with extract of judicial decision regarding question of legality. I guess it's presented in defense of the bootleggers. The booklet's essay provides nothing in the way of information about specific tracks and nothing new. It reprints some fairly common photos; many of which come, rather inexplicably, from the 1993 reunion although there's not one track from that tour. Inside the box are 3 jewel cases enclosing the 5 discs grouped thus: 1 and 2 So Blue; 3 and 4 Afterhours; 5 VU a Paris. The CD liners and tray cards contain color and black and white photos and each disc is imprinted with a rather dopey looking brocade upholstery motif which is the background graphic of the box. Sound quality is generally very good owing to the sources which are mostly demos and acetates (and in some cases, official recordings). Sound suffers when sources are tapes and older vinyl. Almost nothing new in this set except the inclusion of some tracks which have previously only been available on tapes and vinyl bootlegs. It is generally a very handy set which collects some of the more interesting 'non-live' material from some no-longer available vinyl bootlegs in their entirety. It is, however, a lazy production. The entire set could probably have made it onto 4 or even 3 discs with some judicious editing for example is there any need for the entire East Village Other when there's only about 30 seconds worth of VU on it? Also, why not include the entire Drella set from Cartier 1990 instead of 15 tracks of John and Lou's soundcheck? Not a perfect set but not a total rip-off either and of course the die-hard psychos (like this writer) will go and plunk down $100 to $125 smackers for it just to have another neat Velvet Underground box in our already bloated collections." |
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A WALK WITH THE VELVET UNDERGROUND VOLUME 2 3 CD box set, Midnight Beat MB CD 129/30/31, Luxembourg, December 1997 Disc One - Who Loves The Sun : 1. Who Loves The Sun (2:23) / 2. Sweet Jane (6:26) / 3. I'll Be Your Mirror (2:43) / 4. Pale Blue Eyes (7:05) / 5. Candy Says (4:51) / 6. Sunday Morning (3:16) / 7. Afterhours (3:01) / 8. Femme Fatale (3:41) / 9. Some Kinda Love (10:16) / 10. All Tomorrow's Parties #1 (4:14) / 11. All Tomorrow's Parties #2 (1:30) / 12. All Tomorrow's Parties #3 (2:28) / 13. These Days #1 (1:46) / 14. These Days #2 (0:57) / 15. I'll Keep It With Mine #1 (1:08) / 16. I'll Keep It With Mine #2 (1:01) / 17. I'll Keep It With Mine #3 (2:17) / 18. I'll Keep It With Mine #4 (0:59) / 19. Little Sister #1 (1:38) / 20. Little Sister #2 (2:54) / 21. All Tomorrow's Parties #4 (0:59) / 22. I'll Be Your Mirror (2:09) / 23. Femme Fatale (2:43). 1-9 : Max's Kansas City, New York, NY, August 23, 1970 / 10-23 : Lou Reed & Nico, bedroom rehearsal, 1970. Disc Two - Who Loves The Sun Volume 2 : 1. I'll Keep It With Mine #5 (2:23) / 2. I'll Keep It With Mine #6 (3:25) / 3. Jessie James (1:08) / 4. Little Queenie (1:04) / 5. Little Sister #3 (2:18) / 6. Little Sister #4 (3:13) / 7. All Tomorrow's Parties #5 (1:11) / 8. All Tomorrow's Parties #6 (2:04) / 9. Somebody (1:12) / 10. White Light/White Heat (4:42) / 11. I'm Set Free (5:21) / 12. Chelsea Girl Soundtrack Part I (16:32) / 13. Chelsea Girl Soundtrack Part II (4:43) / 14. Sister Ray (20:54). 1-9 : Lou Reed & Nico, bedroom rehearsal, 1970 / 10, 11 : Max's Kansas City, New York, NY, July 26, 1970 (the liner says erroneously August 23) / 12, 13 : film soundtrack / 14 : Boston, January 10, 1969. Disc Three - Ride Into The Sun : 1. Multi-media track: A. Movie shot by Andy Warhol of The Velvet Underground (4:20) / B. The craziness of the Factory / 2. One Trick Pony (3:47) / 3. Index (4:31) / 4. Venus In Furs/Heroin (4:45) / 5. Hedy Part I (4:13) / 6. Hedy Part II (9:03) / 7. Hedy Part III (1:58) / 8. Ride Into The Sun (3:05) / 9. Goodnight Ladies (1:22) / 10. Falling In Love (2:08). 1 : listed as Andy Warhol's movies but A is the film known as Sunday Morning by Rosalind Stevenson; B is Ron Nameth's Andy Warhol's Exploding Plastic Inevitable / 2 : film soundtrack with Lou's voice / 3 : flexi from Andy Warhol's Index book / 4 : WNET TV, 1966 / 5-7 : film soundtrack / 8-10 : Lou Reed, acoustic demos, 1971. Notes: "Deluxe 3-CD box set", limited numbered edition of 1000 copies, includes 2 original quicktime movie files on disc 3, and a 64-page reproduction of Andy Warhol's Index book. |
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CAUGHT BETWEEN THE TWISTED STARS 4-CD set, GBS5, August 1998 The package is a CD size cardboard one, with 4 individual CD sleeves inside, each made to look like a 45 RPM singles picture sleeve. There is a photo of the Trip Club poster, Poor Richard's poster, Balloon Farm poster, and a few photos of the band and a photo of Andy Warhol peeling a large banana on the back cover. The 64-page booklet includes a Sterling Morrison interview with Greg Barrios, a review of VU & Nico album by Timothy Jacobs from Vibrations No. 2, July, 1967, Chicago Happenings by Larry McCombes from Zig Zag, Vol. 5, No. 1, April/May, 1974, New York Art And The Velvet Underground by Jonathan Richman from Vibrations, September 1967, A Quiet Night at the Balloon Farm by Richard Goldstein, Problems in Urban Living by Richard Somma, and another interview with Sterling, Reflections In A Lone Star Beer. This set is supposedly a limited edition of 500 copies. |
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Disc One - Exploding Plastic Inevitable b/w Poor Richard's: 1. Melody Laughter (30:02) / 2. Femme Fatale (2:48) / 3. Venus In Furs (4:58) / 4. Black Angels Death Song (4:12) / 5. All Tomorrow's Parties (5:58) / 6. Waiting For The Man (4:29) / 7. Heroin (6:47) / 8. Run Run Run (8:46) / 9. Poor Richard's (9:56). 1-8 : Valleydale Ballroom, Columbus, Ohio, November 4, 1966 / 9 : Poor Richard's Club, Chicago, Illinois, June 23, 1966. This track is actually Heroin and Venus In Furs from Ronald Nameth's Andy Warhol's EPI film and ends with 1'17 of an unidentified Sister Ray. |
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Disc Two - Chic Mystique Of Nothing Songs: 1. Nothing Song (28:42) / 2. Venus/Heroin (3:42) / 3. Chic Mystique (26:12) / 4. Train 'Round The Bend / Oh! Sweet Nuthin' (19:08). 1 : Valleydale Ballroom, Columbus, Ohio, November 4, 1966. This track begins with the radio ad for the EPI at The Trip / 2 : USA Artists, WNET TV, NYC, February 7, 1966 / 3. The Dom, NYC, April 1966. This track is the instrumental used as film soundtrack in Jonas Mekas' Walden / 4. Second Fret, Philadelphia, May, 1970. This track ends with an unlisted 2:20 excerpt from Sister Ray live at The Gymnasium in April 1967. |
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Disc Three - Sweet Sister Rayn's Heroin: 1. Sweet Sister Ray (39:33) / 2. Sister Ray (24:30) / 3. Hey Mr. Rain (7:10) / 4. Heroin (6:36). 1, 4 : La Cave, Cleveland, Ohio, April 28, 1968 / 2 : The Boston Tea Party, Boston, Massachusetts, March 15, 1969 / 3. Wembley Arena, London, June 6, 1993. |
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Disc Four - Illuminations Of Atonality: 1. Searchin' (17:25) / 2. Lady Godiva's Operation (4:53) / 3. The Gift (12:10) / 4. Run Run Run (8:51) / 5. What Goes On (8:55) / 6. Guess I'm Falling In Love (5'13)/ 7. A Short Lived Torture Of Cacophony (2:20) / 8. Black Angel's Death Song (3:39) / 9. The Biggest, Loudest, Hairiest Group Of All (3:30) / 10. A Distant Mirror (10:55). 1 : Sister Ray, "Swan" mix, Mayfair Studio, September 1967 / 2 : mono mix, Mayfair Studio, September 1967 / 3 : Wembley Arena, London, June 6, 1993 / 4 : Hilltop Pop Festival, August 2, 1969 / 5 : listed as "1968 live" - this is really the same version as 1969 Live album / 6: The Gymnasium, NYC, April 1967. The track ends with a 1:00 excerpt from Sister Ray also live at The Gymnasium April 1967 / 7 : listed as "New York City 1965", actually a part of Columbus '66 Melody Laughter recorded backwards... / 8, 9 : Le Bataclan, Paris, January 29, 1972 / 10 : this is collage including the VU Rock & Roll Hall of fame introduction by Patti Smith, the band accepting the award, the band playing Last Night I Said Goodbye To A Friend, then Ghost Story from the Bataclan show, then 53 seconds of I'm Waiting For The Man from Max's Kansas City '70 [ed. note: phew!]. |
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LIVE AT THE BOSTON TEA PARTY '68 & '69 8 CD, SPYGLASS SPY8CDBOX1, UK, December 7, 2018 barcode: 5 057380 300133 13,4 x 13,4 x 3 cm heavyweight cardboard box with 8 discs of live recordings at the Boston Tea Party. Each disc is individually housed in a thin cardboard sleeve. Includes a 12-page booklet with liner notes, photos and posters pictures. DECEMBER 12TH 1968 Disc 1: 1. Heroin (9: 12) / 2. I'm Gonna Move Right In (5:42) / 3. I'm Waiting For The Man (7:18) / 4. I'm Set Free (5:02) / 5. Foggy Notion (8:17) / 6. Beginning To See The Light (6:17) / 7. Candy Says (4:44). Disc 2: 1. White Light/White Heat (5:18) / 2. Jesus (4.50) / 3. Sister Ray (26:17) / 4. Pale Blue Eyes (6:09). JANUARY 10TH 1969 Disc 3: 1. Heroin (8:23) / 2. I'm Gonna Move Right In (4:46) / 3. I'm Set Free (4:37) / 4. Run Run Run (7:41) / 5. Waiting For The Man (8:56) / 7. I Can't Stand It (6:13) / 8. Candy says (4:44). Disc 4: 1. Beginning To See The Light (5:48) / 2. White Light/White Heat (5:39) / 3. Pale Blue Eyes 6:25) / 4. Sister Ray (21:22). MARCH 13TH 1969 Disc 5: 1. Heroin (6:22) / 2. Candy Says (5:09) / 3. Ferryboat Bill (5:14) / 4. I'm Waiting For The Man (6:17) / 5. I'm Set Free (5:02) / 6. What Goes On (7:46) / 7. I Can't Stand It (5:45). Disc 6: 1. Beginning To See The Light (6:18) / 2. That's The Story Of My Life (2:34) / 3. White Light/White Heat (7:30) / 4. Jesus (4:33) / 5. Sister Ray (21:50). JULY 11TH 1969 Disc 7: 1. I'm Waiting For The Man (9:19) / 2. Jesus (3:59) / 3. Run Run Run 16:13 / 4. I'm Set Free (5:25). Disc 8: 1. White Light/White Heat (8:16) / 2. Candy Says (5:06) / 3. Pale Blue Eyes (7:42) / 4. Beginning To See The Light (8:52) / 5. Sister Ray > The Murder Mystery (22:15). |
WHEN MIDNIGHT COMES AROUND 7 CDR + 3 DVD, .an .arclite .handmade. production. box l/2012, 2012 This is a high-quality homemade box set, limited to 23 copies only. The 24 x 24 x 4.5 cm black box with black velvet banana on cover contains 7 CDR & 3 DVD (in white tin box with peeled banana sticker), covering VU-related recordings from 1958 to 1996. Also included: a randomly inserted button in a plastic bag, 3 candy bananas in a plastic bag, reproduction of a signed VU promo pic. Some copies include a real vinyl 7" with one side covered with black velvet. |
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Disc 1: Early Dawning 1-2: 16 year old Lewis Reed on guitar, released on Time Records in 1958 / 3-4: both tracks were recorded in 1962 / 5: unissued demo for the film of the same name, written and produced by Serge Gainsbourg / 6: 1963 / 7-8: Reed and Cale on record together for the first time, December 1964 / 9-11: Soundsville! LP, 1965 / 12-13: The Surfsiders Sing The Beach Boys Song Book LP, 1965 / 14-15: Nico's first 7" single, recorded in august 1965, released in december 1965 / 16: Summer 1965 / 17: mid-1965 / 18: 1965 / 19: 1965. |
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Disc 2: Praise The Morning 1-6: Lou Reed, John Cale & Sterling Morrison recorded in John's loft in NewYork, Summer 1965. |
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Disc 3: A Restless Feeling 1-7: rehearsals at The Factory, New York NY, January 3, 1966 / 8: WNET TV, February 7, 1966 / 9-11: live at The Cinematheque, New York NY, February 6, 1966 / 12-13: relearsals at The Factory, New York NY, March 7, 1966. Venus In Furs & Heroin from WNET-TV, February 7, 1966 are included on tracklising sheet but actually not on the disc. |
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Disc 4: The World's Behind You 1-9: Norman Dolph acetate, recorded at Scepter Studios, New York NY, April 11966 / 10: radio ad, 1966 / 11: live at the Open Stage, New York NY, April 1966 / 12-13: The East Village Other | Electric Newspaper | Hiroshima Day LP, 1966. |
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Disc 5: Nothing At All 1-2: John Cale's flat, Ludlow Street, New York NY, December 1965 / 3-8: live at The Gymnasium, New York NY, April 1967 / 9: "Swan Mix", Lou Reed And The Velvet Underground LP (Pride PRD-0022), 1973. |
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Disc 6: All The Streets You Crossed 1: February 13, 1968 / 2: February 14, 1968 / 3-6: November-December 1968 / 7: May 6, 1969 / 8-9: May 13, 1969 / 10: May 14, 1969 / 11-13: June 19, 1969 / 14: September 23, 1969 / 15: September 27, 1969 / 16-19: late 1969 or early 1970. One Of These Days is erroneously credited as "19.061969" on tracklisting sheet. |
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Disc 7: There's Always Someone Around You 1-5: rehearsals at Max`s Kansas City, New York NY, Summer 1970 / 6-8: "Bedroom" rehearsals, April 29, 1971 / 9-13: Bataclan, Paris, France, January 29, 1972 / 14: 1985 / 15: What Goes On 7” flexi, recorded at the Fondation Cartier, Jouy-en-Josas, France, June 15, 1990 / 16: Fondation Cartier, Jouy-en-Josas, France, June 15, 1990 / 17: Playhouse, Edinburgh, Scotland, June 2, 1993 / 18: Die Halle, Berlin, Germany, June 20, 1993 / 19: Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame induction, The Waldorf Astoria, New York NY, January 17, 1996. |
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DVD1: 1: John Cale in I've Got A Secret US TV show, September 16, 1963 / 2: The Making Of An Underground Film (excerpts), CBS Evening News, December 31, 1965 / 3: Jonas Mekas' Scenes From The Life Of Andy Warhol, 1966 / 4: Andy Warhol's The Velvet Underground, 1966 / 5: WNAC-TV Ch. 7, Boston, July 1966 / 6-7: from 13 Most Beautiful... Songs for Andy Warhol's Screen Tests DVD / 8. Ronald Nameth's Andy Warhol's Exploding Plastic Inevitable, 1966 / 9. Andy Warhol's The Velvet Underground In Boston, 1967 / 10: Bataclan, Paris, France, January 29, 1972 / 11: early 80's / 12-13: 1990 / 14: Fondation Cartier, Jouy-en-Josas, June 15, 1990 / 15: 1993 / 16-17: 1996 / 18: documentary / 19: documentary / 20: documentary, BBC2, 2007 / 21: New York Public Library, New York NY, December 8, 2009. DVD2: 1: documentary, ITV1, UK, April 27, 1986. DVD3: 1: documentary, Catalonian TV3, Spain, Spring 1986. |
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