The Velvet Underground - VU LP 84 w Another View LP 86 w and NICO LP 66 w White Light/White Heat LP 68 w st CD 69 w Loaded LP 70 w Live At Max's Kansas City LP 72 w Once Upon A Time 2LP 73 w Ride Into the Sun boot 69 70 w Foggy Notion boot 7 76 w Lost Fourth Album CD w Le Bataclan CD 72 w The Legendary Guitar Amp Tapes DIsc 1 w The Singles 1966-69 CD w Rarities BONUS NYC Studio JAM NYC MP4

REPOST Request:  I still remember when the 84 & 86 reissue albums came out and were incredible learning for me in high school.  Memories of chilling with my friend at the time backyard in my folks swimming pool listening to 'Who Loves The Sun" or "Oh, Sweet Nuthin'" floating in the pool chilling out with Loaded.  In the mornings as I ride into the sun on my bicycle along the highway sidewalks going to work the all-time classic 'Ride Into The Sun" (I think they meant later in the day) that I later got the boot with lyrics comes to mind.  Of course the Sister Ray long jam song defined a genre.

Quiz: Who was the most influential band of the "disastrous Bosstown sound" during the 1967-69 period? Hint: they weren't as influential in their own hometown.

Sean    September 26, 2012 7:48 AM 

A: The Velvet Underground. Boston was their adopted hometown and audiences there were far more appreciative of their talents than the jaded Warhol clique & hangers-on who were their original audience in NYC. They played extended club stayovers in Beantown (for real people as opposed to art poseurs) and Reed said that the Boston Tea Party was his favorite venue anywhere.

Boots & Bonus:  https://bestfile.io/en/YK5nrLpxYTQqjf5/file

Albums:  https://bestfile.io/si8VDwJ8xMPYenF/file