V.U.meters work at 0db (popol..) Anyway Cats that look like cats sound like Stoogees (softer though) That for Lou Reed contempo reams....later in time Lobstertheramin Ma Snake -other time other place still V.U. meters move at 0dblike the Def fence lijn basketball(wave hand to turn the attacker blind)...(Sunday morning pack of cheaps+hot beer Saltan watch Lakers play with V.elvet soundtrk Got my point?)
you probably dont give a shit but if you guys are bored like me during the covid times you can watch pretty much all the new movies and series on InstaFlixxer. Have been binge watching with my brother for the last couple of days =)
Literally early velvet underground(check out their demoes) is classical(ie baroque/medieval/renaissance),mininalistic-primitive,ancient and traditional folk type music using electric guitars ,bass and drums that's why their music sounds so timeless and touching as well as a little touch of experimetal textures and sounds . Amen.
@@ewantaylor483 he means traditional folk as he was referring to hundreds or even thousands of years ago Dylan may sound "old" to you But he is hardly old enough to be "traditional "😂
I think this is the thirteenths time I catch myself, listening to this tune since my unexpected discovery about five months ago and it led me to more treasures from this period before Lou left the Velvet Underground.
there is another 60s band who had this sound, super similar even because they have been admittedly inspired by the VU , that is parson sound from sweden, most underrated euro impro band imo. thank me later.
Thank you! Never heard this one before. I would like to go back in time, just so I could have a look at how dilated were the (eye) pupils of each member of the audience. There were probably only 30 +/- in attendance.
Sounds pretty good after a few whiskeys as well. Over 60yrs old and beats the crap outta anything nowadays. Jim Morrison must've been influenced also as The End sounds a little similar.
@@Fortwentt yall may be 62, and you may be right, but you gotta check out some cool stuff from nowadays too. It's just different because the VU vein was hit, perfected, and blown by the 80s. But check out Pilgrimage by Om and Nightly Trembling by Six organs of Admittance. I think especially that one, and most 6 Organs stuff, will hit this nerve for you.
The Doors were a huge influence on the Velvet Underground. Nico had an affair with Jim and Warhol had a crush on him! He hung out at the factory sometimes and wrote people are strange about them
listening to this i am able to think. i had a few beers. but just got over some really bad pain. still got a twinge. thought i might die from the pain, thought i had cancer or something. i dont know what tyhe hell it is. but better now. this is really cool trance music i dig and am grateful for. Lori play this please. before I die.
I can't make out what Nico is singing, but around 1980 I heard on WBAI a performance by Allen Ginsberg who sang "The Nothing Song". Something between comedy and existential pessimism à la Samuel Beckett. He sang "Monday nothing, Tuesday nothing, Wednesday also nothing, Friday and Saturday much more nothing, Sunday also nothing". First in English, then in Spanish, then perhaps Yiddish. But in each language the melody - a minor-key lament - somehow took on the character of the language, as if it were the culture of origin of the song. I don't recall if he was backed up by the Velvets. Perhaps he also played his squeezebox. I haven't been able to find it. Sound familiar to anybody? Can anybody help me out?
@@dubkebab6307 That's it, dubkebab. Looking briefly at the lyrics I see no credit for Ginsberg as a/the writer, but it sure has his fingerprints on it! Going back to the politics of a generation before the Fugs - that is, A.G. Many thanks! I will listen ASAP.
I've just listened via TH-cam, and for all I know it could very well be a Fugs original composition. But seemed just right for Allen Ginsberg to cover it, or do guest vocals with the band. Is there a Fugs or Ginsberg scholar in the house to give us the straight dope on this burning question? Such fun.
it´s also good when your not high... but it´s really another thing when you're on acid... taking drugs and listening to music is the ONLY thing that matters...
Question; what music is playing in the background in the lou reed doc rock and roll heart @ 5mins25 & @1hr 5mins55sec? i`ve asked this question for years and no-one has ever been able to answer...please...please...
@@robertmiller532 on the doc Rock n Roll Heart. Sadly it's not on TH-cam anymore but you can faintly hear it in this...th-cam.com/video/EAvkDrkUfoo/w-d-xo.html
@@sodiumlights I know a lot about VU music but not too much about Lou Reeed as a solist, and that music in the background doesnt sound like VU so i bet it is from Lou Reed working with some other guys post VU
You're right. Warhol's life would have been infinitely more meaningful if he had access to TH-cam and could waste his time criticizing people like the great harryknackers7892 instead of leaving an indelible mark on the American pop culture landscape. Truly a missed opportunity.
Thanks for Nothing
Nothing is everything
V.U.meters work at 0db (popol..)
Anyway Cats that look like cats sound like Stoogees (softer though)
That for Lou Reed contempo reams....later in time Lobstertheramin Ma Snake -other time other place still V.U. meters move at 0dblike the Def fence lijn basketball(wave hand to turn the attacker blind)...(Sunday morning pack of cheaps+hot beer Saltan watch Lakers play with V.elvet soundtrk Got my point?)
The essence !!!
Don't walk away in Silence !
Been a huge Velvet fan for over 50 years. The coolest band ever.
Hi I recommend a song called 'Looking Into The Mirror' By Robert Nix
By far the coolest band ever
I can't listen to normal music the same way that I can listen to this Noting Song, it touches another area of my soul...
sempai_acdc okay dude
you probably dont give a shit but if you guys are bored like me during the covid times you can watch pretty much all the new movies and series on InstaFlixxer. Have been binge watching with my brother for the last couple of days =)
@Clark Zion Yup, been watching on Instaflixxer for years myself :D
Paix what does that even mean? what “different way” do you listen to this song?
haha!x
Literally early velvet underground(check out their demoes) is classical(ie baroque/medieval/renaissance),mininalistic-primitive,ancient and traditional folk type music using electric guitars ,bass and drums that's why their music sounds so timeless and touching as well as a little touch of experimetal textures and sounds .
Amen.
Is the early stuff not just folky , Dylan-esque until it got Caled ?
Hi I recommend a song called 'Looking Into The Mirror' By Robert Nix
@@ewantaylor483 nope. Don't spread your stupldlty to other people
@@ewantaylor483 Not that kind of folky. More like older, ancient pagan trance music.
@@ewantaylor483 he means traditional folk as he was referring to hundreds or even thousands of years ago
Dylan may sound "old" to you
But he is hardly old enough to be "traditional "😂
SINCE A LONG TIME I LOVE VELVET UNDERGROUN D, AND NOW I FOUND SOME NEW STUFF, WHICH IS GREAT FOR THE SOUL TO LISTEN TO
This isn't new.
The best band ever I can just lay back and drift way listening to them pure mind ectacy
Thanks for posting this, I’ve never heard it before and I’ve been hooked on Lou Reed and the Velvets for over 40 years.
Me too, my friend · 35 years with the Velvet and I had never heard this song
Me too!
For me its about 45 years😜
For me, a deeply spiritual and emotional journey.
a lovely quiet version of sister ray. Love it.
beautiful raga piece
ain' it???
I think this is the thirteenths time I catch myself, listening to this tune since my unexpected discovery about five months ago and it led me to more treasures from this period before Lou left the Velvet Underground.
Before Cale left*
Absolutely mesmerizing
thank you
thank you
thank you
for this great NOTHING SONG
think Nothing of it
a song aint something til it's nothing!
Ya Ya , and THANK YOU!
there is another 60s band who had this sound, super similar even because they have been admittedly inspired by the VU , that is parson sound from sweden, most underrated euro impro band imo. thank me later.
They're lit
Everything they did seems so effortless …
Drugs
Thank you! Never heard this one before. I would like to go back in time, just so I could have a look at how dilated were the (eye) pupils of each member of the audience. There were probably only 30 +/- in attendance.
There are sometimes when only the Velvet Underground will do.
Well, they were the house band for warhol’ Factory. This sounds like they had the electric viola doing a drone carrier wave. So cool
Sounds pretty good after a few whiskeys as well.
Over 60yrs old and beats the crap outta anything nowadays.
Jim Morrison must've been influenced also as The End sounds a little similar.
omg 62 in 1 day from now and i like it too. it does beat the shit out of anything these days.
@@Fortwentt yall may be 62, and you may be right, but you gotta check out some cool stuff from nowadays too. It's just different because the VU vein was hit, perfected, and blown by the 80s. But check out Pilgrimage by Om and Nightly Trembling by Six organs of Admittance. I think especially that one, and most 6 Organs stuff, will hit this nerve for you.
also the current works of SWANS on bandcamp, if you want to go nuts swans.bandcamp.com
The Doors were a huge influence on the Velvet Underground. Nico had an affair with Jim and Warhol had a crush on him! He hung out at the factory sometimes and wrote people are strange about them
The Doors were not an influence on the Velvet Underground except for some of their orgsn playing in 1968/69
This song has a cadence and rhythm very similar to the early days of Dead Can Dance. Excellent.!!!
brilliant absolutely brilliant!
listening to this i am able to think. i had a few beers. but just got over some really bad pain. still got a twinge. thought i might die from the pain, thought i had cancer or something.
i dont know what tyhe hell it is. but better now. this is really cool trance music i dig and am grateful for. Lori play this please. before I die.
i hope lori pulls through
düster und magisch
i haven't heard this in well over 10 years
First there was Lou and the Velvet - than the Universe - many thanks Lou and The Velvet !
meditation music
that give peace
So ein schöner Song ,Thx a lot
COLUMBUS OHIO NOVEMBER 4th 1966
All great music played around the day I was born❤
I can't make out what Nico is singing, but around 1980 I heard on WBAI a performance by Allen Ginsberg who sang "The Nothing Song". Something between comedy and existential pessimism à la Samuel Beckett. He sang "Monday nothing, Tuesday nothing, Wednesday also nothing, Friday and Saturday much more nothing, Sunday also nothing". First in English, then in Spanish, then perhaps Yiddish. But in each language the melody - a minor-key lament - somehow took on the character of the language, as if it were the culture of origin of the song. I don't recall if he was backed up by the Velvets. Perhaps he also played his squeezebox. I haven't been able to find it. Sound familiar to anybody? Can anybody help me out?
Try "Carpe Diem" by the Fugs
oh,actually I meant 'nothing' by the Fugs. ahem.
@@dubkebab6307 That's it, dubkebab. Looking briefly at the lyrics I see no credit for Ginsberg as a/the writer, but it sure has his fingerprints on it! Going back to the politics of a generation before the Fugs - that is, A.G. Many thanks! I will listen ASAP.
I've just listened via TH-cam, and for all I know it could very well be a Fugs original composition. But seemed just right for Allen Ginsberg to cover it, or do guest vocals with the band. Is there a Fugs or Ginsberg scholar in the house to give us the straight dope on this burning question? Such fun.
this and ocean are something else no?
it's actually EVERYTHING song
riff may be derived from Charlie haden's bass solo on ornette's 'ramblin'. unsconsciouly, that is.
Lou Reed was heavily influenced by Ornette Coleman's music so that's a very real possibility.
grazie!!!
ihear
"atmosphere"
by
joy division
(posthum-hit)
"In silence"... ;)
same
If anyone was alive, the lawyers would be fed. Atmosphere my 2nd favourite song; All Tomorrow's Parties my 1st.
the audience at the end is totally shocked
amazing ,thanks for posting.
Never heard this----alws liked weird experimental stuff from the '60's,lol.
Lou solo le tenía miedo a su madre
Another one to fall asleep to, after "Time To Melt" by LARD
Cale at his best
was and still top! thanks!!!!!
they really did invent post-rock, eh?
Schamanistic music
There’s no VU without JC.
Nico should’ve been inducted with the Velvets into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame.
dude she died like 10 years before they got inducted
Who cried when Lou died?
I knew it was the beginning of the end
@@emmanueldartigues1341 personne car personne ne le pense mort.
yes
Wow!
Not a good recording of the band but of interest to hardcore fans like me - it has some sublime moments
Me recuerda mucho a lo que hace Yo la tengo! :o
YESSSSSSS
Lou's OBE to India i guess!
Nothing is no nothing to be.
It was a pleasure then…
Buttercup Song now please
If your're not listing to this song high af, you are not listing to it right.
High on life
it´s also good when your not high... but it´s really another thing when you're on acid... taking drugs and listening to music is the ONLY thing that matters...
I'm listening ing to it right now totally shitfaced. Does that count?.
you havent heard Train Round the Bend until you slow it down a few ticks
I frequently list when lost in music; I also oscillate wildly at times. 😊
a piece
🖤🦇🖤
It may have been at CBGB.
oooh....
Who sings, Nico?
lyrics pls!!
Middlefield afar in hindsight foreshadow now moments
Bequester
Question; what music is playing in the background in the lou reed doc rock and roll heart @ 5mins25 & @1hr 5mins55sec? i`ve asked this question for years and no-one has ever been able to answer...please...please...
Where can i listen to it ?
@@robertmiller532 on the doc Rock n Roll Heart. Sadly it's not on TH-cam anymore but you can faintly hear it in this...th-cam.com/video/EAvkDrkUfoo/w-d-xo.html
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@@sodiumlights I know a lot about VU music but not too much about Lou Reeed as a solist, and that music in the background doesnt sound like VU so i bet it is from Lou Reed working with some other guys post VU
@@robertmiller532 I thought it might even be from the time rocker score...but no. I've been asking folk for years about this, to no avail:(
Grate Mon xlent
GME
Riffing Mo Tucker greatest
Tis fun
It would be great if there were a point to this, or to Warhol's life in general.
Why?
@@biffDipstick Didn't you used to think it was all going somewhere?
@@harryknackers7892 no. The song title says it all.
@@biffDipstick Warhol's life says it all.
You're right. Warhol's life would have been infinitely more meaningful if he had access to TH-cam and could waste his time criticizing people like the great harryknackers7892 instead of leaving an indelible mark on the American pop culture landscape. Truly a missed opportunity.
🌈
I thought there psychedelic tracks were shit but there songs were great I don’t get it ??
is this the same as melody laughter
No. Here is Melody Laughter.
th-cam.com/video/990Xj4s-GlE/w-d-xo.html
They were from the same show. They bookended the show and were essentially the same jam did I to two halves by the rest of the set.
Who is singing?
Definitely Nico. She's singing through a tremolo effect.
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