Born in 62 and followed Lou's career forever. I could never get enough. Love that we are now in 2024 and the music still brings the same joy and shivers as it did when first hearing. Forever missing Lou, the Velvet Underground, Nico etc
@@dannyhernandez265 Without Warhol's imprimatur, the tapes would have been wiped. and there would be no Velvet Underground to inspire future generations.
I have no words for this song. The only thing is feeling, and it brings me the feeling of something beautiful, something I proud of, something that makes me feel fulfilled. Incredible.
Here's a band that was 25 years ahead of their time. In 1967 the Beatles sang that all you needed was love and Jim Morrison wanted his girlfriend to light his fire. The Underground ventured into the taboo of the day. Every punk, new wave, goth, indie and even techno and industrial band owes their career to this band.
There’s not really a lie here, but they were each going for different aesthetics and overall artistic expression. London was swinging. LA was bathing in sun. New York was becoming the filthy and fabulous capital of the smacked out and blacked out.
I've known this song for 6 years now, a friend of mine made me listen to it after some random hangover. It has never left me since. Everytime I feel moody, everytime the clouds grow too scary, everytime I know I'm not going to be able to cope with whatever I feel is not right, I just know there is this song. I guess we all need to spend the whole sunday crying behind the door sometimes.
I'm 62 and I can say that you're right about music (music was really fucking good) but yesterday was not better(better is always for tomorrow) yesterday was just different. Last word, I appreciate the way you looking live, you have my Cherokee blessing 🐺🦅🐻🤜🤛
Warhol wasn't a genius. He was a depraved , self important flake surrounded by sycophants and stoned wannabes. Velvet Underground were great. But their scene was a lot of horseshit
Verse 1] And what costume shall the poor girl wear To all tomorrow's parties? A hand-me-down dress from who knows where To all tomorrow's parties And where will she go and what shall she do When midnight comes around? She'll turn once more to Sunday's clown And cry behind the door [Guitar Solo] [Verse 2] And what costume shall the poor girl wear To all tomorrow's parties? Why silks and linens of yesterday's gowns To all tomorrow's parties? And what will she do with Thursday's rags When Monday comes around? She'll turn once more to Sunday's clown And cry behind the door [Guitar Solo] [Verse 3] And what costume shall the poor girl wear To all tomorrow's parties? For Thursday's child is Sunday's clown For whom none will go mourning A blackened shroud, a hand-me-down gown Of rags and silks, a costume Fit for one who sits and cries For all tomorrow's parties
I first heard this around 1986. It fit right in with all of my punk rock and other various records. At 60 now and still thinking about tomorrow's parties.
John Cale talked about their focus on drone music. There is a big school of musicians behind it. La Monte Young. Cage. That was Cale's influence and contribution to the early sound. Sister Ray.
I JUST LOVE THE FACT.. THAT HER VOICE ALWAYS WORKS WITH CERTAIN SONGS..BUT AT THE SAME TIME.. THEIRS NO GETTING OVER HOW ..THE GERMAN IN HER VOICE IS ALWAYS OBVIOUS.. IN OTHER WORDS IF UR NEW 2 HER SINGING &/OR VOICE.. IT QUICKLY BECOMES OBVIOUS .. AFTER EVEN JUST A FEW WORDS INTO THE SONG.. I FREAKIN LOVE IT ..ESPECIALLY BEING HALF GERMAN....L.O.L
Love the drums on this song. It's funny how Moe Tucker seemed like an adorable little pixie whose appearance clashed with the gothic attires and druggy demeanours of the other band members but when she hit the drums it was like a funeral procession marching into the gates of hell.
I understand that Nico died under the sun of Ibiza riding a bicycle, the news of the day spread it like this "junky dies on the rambla" she left in the shadows, no one remembered her anymore, a beautiful German woman, introduced into the band At Warhol's request, they didn't want it at first, but it left the legacy of having been on Velvet's best album, a great legacy and a great rock band, the first that went against what was being done. ,experimental, eccentric, strange, but rocking like no other
The first Goth Rock song. What a brilliant and beautiful track. I like how the video focuses on Nico - that heavy-lidded old soul Teutonic look is unforgettable. What a beaut.
I played this , via a cassette to Opal miners in an outback place called the Carters Rush via Grawain via Walgett NSW. around a camp fire. And the miners were from Ausie, Italians, Polish and NZ back grounds. Some cried and could not believe what they were hearing. This song emotes much.
Just 49 years old ! And, she lived through the depression , ww2 years , fabulous 50s , tumultuos 60s , the disco 70s , and the break dance wrap music of yje 80s , and the glam rock 80s too .
Bruxelles,le Canotier...'77,78,79 à la fermeture de la discothèque,Aldo le d.j. mettait TOUJOURS ce magnifique morceau. Adieu Aldo,adieu Nanard,on se reverra dans une autre boîte !
Its a terrible feeling when you're nothing in a room with your mentally ill significant other. That you have to cry silently and listen to this music just to keep from losing your own shit because you know you have only yourself to really rely on.
This is great!. I don't think the camera man was drunk. just trying to learn his craft. That's the AW experience and opportunity. Nico is too beautiful for words, as is the kid. So, yeah, who is the kid. Lou is fine. As is my left ear. I want more.
I agree, it is completely impossible for anyone to re-produce Nico and Andy and John and Lou's spirits today, apart from this lot that is and loads of other artists ;-) th-cam.com/video/Izts_HkoXsE/w-d-xo.html&start_radio=1 ... but especially these guys th-cam.com/video/CWdeZ4l6xtI/w-d-xo.html
This Cale at his best and so much like a fledgling Pink Floyd with Syd performing. Roger McQuin aka Bryrds picked up the twelve string surely after this as did David Crosbey.
That's one of my favorite songs because of the way it sounds. It sounds surreal and fuzzy and just so otherworldly. It reminds me of nodding off on heroin or disassociating. I wish I could find other songs that sounded like this or Eight Miles High! If you like Eight Miles High, I suggest you listen to Husker Du's cover of it! Great cover! 🌟💗
Every time I hear the line " a hand me down dress from who knows vere?" in that accent I always think of Bela Lugosi and the "Pull the strings" monologue
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One of the most wonderful songs ever, first heard it when I was 18 and I'm now 53. Nico's voice is amazing
her voice was over used and so underated. I love this woman,So glad I will never forget
Not Nico singing, John Cale. Classically trained Cello player, Nico being promoted into VG by Andy Warhol. She played tambourine. Cale quit VUG.
Born in 62 and followed Lou's career forever. I could never get enough. Love that we are now in 2024 and the music still brings the same joy and shivers as it did when first hearing. Forever missing Lou, the Velvet Underground, Nico etc
One of the greatest songs ever written by one of the most ICONIC bands EVER.
Her voice was perfect for this and I'll be your mirror. Warhol was right. Lou was pissed, but her voice was right. Iconic
Lou Reed's always pissy about something.
Yes. Although I’m not a fan of Warhol, he was an integral part in the making of this album.
@@dannyhernandez265 Without Warhol's imprimatur, the tapes would have been wiped. and there would be no Velvet Underground to inspire future generations.
LOVE Nico's voice on anything she's ever done.
@@nodiggity9472 'Lou smells of dried urine, what shall we do?'
Warhol to John Cale. 1967.
Lou's wonderfully out-of-time guitar noodling.
one of my favorite songs ever. it's magical, the drone seems to calm brain waves . . .
Yeah, Cale had just transitioned from the Viola to the Amplivox water-cooled Drone, tuned to the heartbeat of a whale baby.
60s essence.
I have no words for this song. The only thing is feeling, and it brings me the feeling of something beautiful, something I proud of, something that makes me feel fulfilled. Incredible.
My husband bought me this album on my 16th birthday we were always judged a bit different but couldn’t care less 27 yes later still listening
My favorite band hands down!
Lucky couple 💑
Stuck?
@@Johnconno what?
A real masterpiece, a funeral march. And there Is more than sadness: it's an iced, merciless world, a no way back tunnel.
good metaphor
Holy shit yes
No need for tears,
Here's a band that was 25 years ahead of their time. In 1967 the Beatles sang that all you needed was love and Jim Morrison wanted his girlfriend to light his fire. The Underground ventured into the taboo of the day. Every punk, new wave, goth, indie and even techno and industrial band owes their career to this band.
That's a huge misunderstanding of all three groups' music.
@@homersimpson7068 I agree homer
Like the Velvets , the Doors were also unique and musically way ahead of their time . Interestingly, Nico and Jim had a love affair.
@@daverob6627 I think Nico
did it with mucho people
There’s not really a lie here, but they were each going for different aesthetics and overall artistic expression. London was swinging. LA was bathing in sun. New York was becoming the filthy and fabulous capital of the smacked out and blacked out.
I've known this song for 6 years now, a friend of mine made me listen to it after some random hangover. It has never left me since. Everytime I feel moody, everytime the clouds grow too scary, everytime I know I'm not going to be able to cope with whatever I feel is not right, I just know there is this song. I guess we all need to spend the whole sunday crying behind the door sometimes.
And the youtube clips of girl dancing to the song. Edie!!!!
Damn couldn't of said it better.. This is me right now on a Sunday morning.. Also just listened to Sunday Morning by VU
Well put.
Same here, what are the odds?
You’re safe, here.
Girl of all time. ❤️
The vocals of Nico had a big influence on Siouxsie
and
JohnCale
produced both
Not just susy.
She should of been a better mother to her child what sought of parent gives their child heroin.
@Kyree Gianni damn ALL you had to do was follow the damn train Cj!
I'm 14 years old and I love music from 60s. Sometimes I feel like I lived in 60s. Thanks to music, I can move back in time, to other, better place.
Check Piper at the gates of dawn.
omg youre so special and unique
I'm 62 and I can say that you're right
about music (music was really fucking good) but yesterday was not better(better is always for tomorrow) yesterday was just different.
Last word, I appreciate the way you looking live, you have my Cherokee blessing 🐺🦅🐻🤜🤛
@@michaelmahon528 I was at a party once and someone made a reference to Alan's psychedelic breakfast. I was the only one that got it.
I wish my son would be like you.
First heard song in 1981 was already a vintage classic...
2:11 The "a-and what..." always gets me
All the memories of yesterday. R.I.P Nico.
Warhol really was a genius. Velvet Underground is a bands 25 years b4 their time. This song is totally early90s
Warhol wasn't a genius. He was a depraved , self important flake surrounded by sycophants and stoned wannabes. Velvet Underground were great. But their scene was a lot of horseshit
50 + years listening, very special song! Loving it still!
Verse 1]
And what costume shall the poor girl wear
To all tomorrow's parties?
A hand-me-down dress from who knows where
To all tomorrow's parties
And where will she go and what shall she do
When midnight comes around?
She'll turn once more to Sunday's clown
And cry behind the door
[Guitar Solo]
[Verse 2]
And what costume shall the poor girl wear
To all tomorrow's parties?
Why silks and linens of yesterday's gowns
To all tomorrow's parties?
And what will she do with Thursday's rags
When Monday comes around?
She'll turn once more to Sunday's clown
And cry behind the door
[Guitar Solo]
[Verse 3]
And what costume shall the poor girl wear
To all tomorrow's parties?
For Thursday's child is Sunday's clown
For whom none will go mourning
A blackened shroud, a hand-me-down gown
Of rags and silks, a costume
Fit for one who sits and cries
For all tomorrow's parties
Thank You 😊
This is the BEST version.
The sum of all their parts. Good times come flooding back when this is played,definite shivers down the spine and pleasure endorphins abound.
I first heard this around 1986. It fit right in with all of my punk rock and other various records. At 60 now and still thinking about tomorrow's parties.
Nico was beautiful and yet kinda scary
Remember Bowie wrote a song titled Thursday child. “Thursday child is Sunday clown that no one will go mourning”. Since he himself was an obscurist...
I remember seeing Nico at the University of Aberdeen student union back in the early 80's, which I could remember the exact year
What was she visiting there for?
Early 80s saw wrap emerge , with the break dancing that goes with it .
I love Warhol's Factory days...
John Cale talked about their focus on drone music. There is a big school of musicians behind it. La Monte Young. Cage. That was Cale's influence and contribution to the early sound. Sister Ray.
Still listening to this masterpiece in 2021!
Nico's so wunderbare Stimme....
THE STRONGEST Velvet song!
Thank You and Congratulations for this rare GEM, friend.
Very great song, the rhythm in itself has helped me trough tough times
I JUST LOVE THE FACT.. THAT HER VOICE ALWAYS WORKS WITH CERTAIN SONGS..BUT AT THE SAME TIME.. THEIRS NO GETTING OVER HOW ..THE GERMAN IN HER VOICE IS ALWAYS OBVIOUS.. IN OTHER WORDS IF UR NEW 2 HER SINGING &/OR VOICE.. IT QUICKLY BECOMES OBVIOUS .. AFTER EVEN JUST A FEW WORDS INTO THE SONG.. I FREAKIN LOVE IT ..ESPECIALLY BEING HALF GERMAN....L.O.L
Michael McLoughlin
This song something we can all relate to,I think that's what makes it timeless.
This is beautiful!
Agree. Love this song.
why do all the best bands just sound like they are jamming spotless so so good
Repetition and tenacity.
A baroque masterpiece!
My favorite VU song for 30 years!
Love the drums on this song. It's funny how Moe Tucker seemed like an adorable little pixie whose appearance clashed with the gothic attires and druggy demeanours of the other band members but when she hit the drums it was like a funeral procession marching into the gates of hell.
this song is so important to me
Oh to be a fly on the wall of their studio...Greeeaaaaatttt Band!!!
Hypnotizing.
primitive motifs are fascinating
I understand that Nico died under the sun of Ibiza riding a bicycle, the news of the day spread it like this "junky dies on the rambla" she left in the shadows, no one remembered her anymore, a beautiful German woman, introduced into the band At Warhol's request, they didn't want it at first, but it left the legacy of having been on Velvet's best album, a great legacy and a great rock band, the first that went against what was being done. ,experimental, eccentric, strange, but rocking like no other
Nico's contributions to this album are ethereal, recognized by Warhol, unappreciated by the "lou".
The first Goth Rock song. What a brilliant and beautiful track. I like how the video focuses on Nico - that heavy-lidded old soul Teutonic look is unforgettable. What a beaut.
the stupendous genius of Warhol
Andy was a greedy, insensitive slob.
One of the great intros - makes the hairs rise on the back of your neck
I was JUST thinking of posting this.
@@KayAmooty433 me too
I was just soaking in that piano riff
@@KayAmooty433 llp
It's awesome. Nobody but VU.
The first alternative rock band.
Why do I love this song so much...
Imo the best song ever if there is one.
I played this , via a cassette to Opal miners in an outback place called the Carters Rush via Grawain via Walgett NSW. around a camp fire. And the miners were from Ausie, Italians, Polish and NZ back grounds. Some cried and could not believe what they were hearing. This song emotes much.
Wow. Great story.
awesome song thanks for sharing
love this song!
I was born on 93. And first heard this song on mid 2018. Thanks andy,lou, cale, nico. And all
I was that little boy's age at the time of this video. My favorite word was Groovy.
Good memories...long ago
What an aura!
dark princess...
So great.!!
Love from France
RIP Nico and Ari.
💕Don’t know why, but older I get, love UV&N more. 💕
Remembering Nico (16 October 1938 - 18 July 1988)
Much light and love for her soul and being
Her anniversary of her death is coming in 9 days! Never forget her or Lou Reed.
What did she pass away from ? An OD?
Just 49 years old ! And, she lived through the depression , ww2 years , fabulous 50s , tumultuos 60s , the disco 70s , and the break dance wrap music of yje 80s , and the glam rock 80s too .
The Lords of Salem brought me to The Velvet Underground. Watched the movie in theaters and the ending changed my musical taste permanently.
Probably one of the less depressing VU Songs. Still incredible stuff,a sense of hope under the darkness. Fairly dark for the time too mind you.
One of my first discoveries ... when I became of student age... in vinyl. NOT in dope
Still relevant !
Magnetic
Gorgeous .
Bruxelles,le Canotier...'77,78,79 à la fermeture de la discothèque,Aldo le d.j. mettait TOUJOURS ce magnifique morceau.
Adieu Aldo,adieu Nanard,on se reverra dans une autre boîte !
Credits to the cameraman for his professional job.. Iwish to see more of cielings and floors again
capolavoro devasto
THANK YOU
Amazing! I was hoping this was a longer version at 7:47. Never mind. I have my own 12 min edit somewhere...
The birth of what would become Goth
The second band was Joy Division
no edgar allen poe started that
@@jamesonjones1935 When?
@@lizardqueen559 in the nineteenth century
The birth of many things)))
Its a terrible feeling when you're nothing in a room with your mentally ill significant other. That you have to cry silently and listen to this music just to keep from losing your own shit because you know you have only yourself to really rely on.
this footage of Nico, I've also seen on a frozen warnings video.. very strange haunting, mesmerizing. both songs are masterpieces..
I want to say nothing
I miss you Loretta. .
This is great!. I don't think the camera man was drunk. just trying to learn his craft. That's the AW experience and opportunity. Nico is too beautiful for words, as is the kid. So, yeah, who is the kid. Lou is fine. As is my left ear. I want more.
Sean Elias besutifullt said. sir .
The kid is Nicos son Ari
Doomed little ari
@@gemmamcclure4703 Why was Ari doomed ?
CHRISTA THIS IS WHAT HEROIN DOES🙏
And what costumes shall the Lords of Salem wear to all tomorrow's parties
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This is the place where Clown is sang/spelled with ten letters!
forever song
Oh , myyyyyyyy ! Long Long ago , but seems a day ago right now . Oh-oh " I was so much older then - I'm younger than that now "
The tone of the drone and a twelve string, cant see this being repeated today.
I agree, it is completely impossible for anyone to re-produce Nico and Andy and John and Lou's spirits today, apart from this lot that is and loads of other artists ;-) th-cam.com/video/Izts_HkoXsE/w-d-xo.html&start_radio=1 ... but especially these guys th-cam.com/video/CWdeZ4l6xtI/w-d-xo.html
you beautifull....fucking beautiful nico.
Nico was in love with Lou and Andy was in love with Lou. Good times!
This was in The Lords of Salem
Nico. I love you.
This Cale at his best and so much like a fledgling Pink Floyd with Syd performing. Roger McQuin aka Bryrds picked up the twelve string surely after this as did David Crosbey.
Guitar lead similar to Eight Miles High by The Byrds....
Yes but can anyone say Ravi Shankar. Guitar sounding like sitar, great stuff.
Rhymes of an hour, live Stockholm by Mazzy star
Rhymes of an hour,, mazzy star live in Stockholm
wow no wonder it felt like a deja vu
That's one of my favorite songs because of the way it sounds. It sounds surreal and fuzzy and just so otherworldly. It reminds me of nodding off on heroin or disassociating. I wish I could find other songs that sounded like this or Eight Miles High!
If you like Eight Miles High, I suggest you listen to Husker Du's cover of it! Great cover! 🌟💗
i forgot to mention...Anyone think the kid thought the music was too loud?
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Judging by fingers in his ears expect so, but he kept still
I love you Loretta 1966-9/24/2016💝💝💝💝💝💝💝💝💝💝
Solid
thank you!
Magique !
Very great song
Me voló la cabeza . Muy copado el video.
Every time I hear the line
" a hand me down dress from who knows vere?" in that accent I always think of Bela Lugosi and the "Pull the strings" monologue
The Lords of Salem
Yupp. Thank you, Rob Zombie
That's probably one of the most epic sequences in a horror movie dude
Very nice shout out to it
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Unbelievable movie
LOVE the songs he uses in his movies!..Iam 42 and never heard this before today, as I watched the movie only today.
@@MrRockzilla86 Holy sheepshit. I'm 42 as well!