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Artist: The Velvet Underground | Label: Atlantic/Rhino |Format: 2xLP |Genre: Rock | Album Condition: New | Cover Condition: Sealed
The Velvet Underground
LIVE at Max’s Kansas City Aug 23, 1970
Cotillion/ Rhino 552293 – re-issue 2 LP set on limited ORCHID & MAGENTA colored vinyl as part of Rhino’s START YOUR EAR OFF RIGHT series
In the 1970s lower Manhattan’s Max’s Kansas City was the place to be, a
perpetual meeting place for scene-makers and their satellites. In the summer of ’70,The Velvet Underground was the house band, and their nightly gigs, propelledby Lou Reed’s mesmerizing vocals, are the stuff of legend.Documented on a cassette player by one of the Velvet’s entourage,this recording has since become the most famous “bootleg” ever, capturing one ofReed’s last-some say final-performances with the band before going solo.It both immortalizes a precise moment in pop culture history, and alsospotlights one of rock’s most influential bands at the peak of their extraordinary powers. The band of this recording on August 23, 1970 was; Lou Reed, Sterling Morrison, Doug Yule, & Bill Yule. This is an extended version of what was originally released.
Contains;
I’m Waiting For the Man
White Light / White Heat
I’m Set Free
Sweet Jane
Lonesome Cowboy Bill
New Age
Beginning to See the Light
I’ll Be Your Mirror
Pale Blue Eyes
Candy Says
Sunday Morning
After Hours
Femme Fatale
Some Kinda Love
Lonesome Cowboy Bill (Version 2)
SEALED NEW re-issue 2 ALBUM Set in a thick gatefold jacketonlimited ORCHID & MAGENTA colored vinyl as part of Rhino’s START YOUR EAR OFF RIGHT series
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