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the VELVET UNDERGROUND

Loaded (2023 repress)

limited 140g crystal clear lp - £26.99 | Buy

Lou Reed's last album with the Velvet Underground has remained a reliable fixture on Rolling Stone's 500 best albums of all time, and others.

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the velvet underground (2014 remaster)

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the velvet underground’s legendary 1969 album reissued on standard cd, expanded 2cd & super deluxe 6cd boxset on its 45th anniversary.

the VELVET UNDERGROUND

white light / white heat (2021 repress)

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White Light/White Heat is The Velvet Underground’s second studio album.

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The Velvet Underground: A Documentary Film By Todd Haynes – Music From The Motion Picture Soundtrack

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Curated by director Todd Haynes, the official soundtrack to his feature documentary about the highly influential, iconic New York band, The Velvet Underground.

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The Boston Tea Party January 10th 1969

This superb live set was taped on January 10th at the Boston Tea Party, which Lou Reed once described as his favorite place to play, and finds the quartet teari...

the VELVET UNDERGROUND

Boston Tea Party, March 13th, 1969

Double 180g Set for the First time on vinyl - Coinciding with the March 1969 release of their third album, the Velvet Underground played three nights at the Bos...

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I’m Waiting For The Man 9.27
Jesus 4.00
Run Run Run 16.14
I’m Set Free 6.25
White Light > White Heat 7.16
Candy Says 5.06
Pale Blue Eyes 5.06
Beginning To See The Light 8.51
Sister Ray > The Murder Mystery 22.29

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The Boston Tea Party July 11th 1969

spyglass

2cd

Released: 31st Mar 2017

£13.99

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180g 2lp

Released: 31st Mar 2017

£26.99

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This superb live set was taped there on Friday, July 11th, and finds the quartet performing numerous tracks from their recently released third album, as well as epic renditions of ‘Run Run Run’ and ‘Sister Ray’.

The Boston Tea Party was that venue’s leading underground rock club, and something of a home from home for the Velvet Underground. Lou Reed even described it as his favorite place to play in the late 60s. An essential document of a great band at their peak, it’s presented here together with background notes and images.