In an interview Peter Hook named John Cale as one of his music heroes. Fun fact: listen to Cale's track Chickenshit from 1977, and then listen to the bassline on Joy Division's Exercise One.
@@ForARideI don’t see much of a correlation between these two songs, “No Love Lost”seems more derived from Neu - “ Hallogallo”(1972), whom, among many other of the late 1960s and early 1970s Krautrock bands, were heavily inspired by the Velvet Underground, especially “sister ray”
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Dunno where these bootlegs have sprung from all of a sudden, but I love them! Cheers
All of a sudden? This is an ancient bootleg.
Probably one of the first pressed bootlegs of the velvet underground
i had never even heard about the existence of this nothing song. nico sounds awesome. great upload. many thanks !
Heard it for the first time today. Very inspiring.
John Cale's screeching viola drones
The bassline (?) sounds like something Peter Hook would have done around 15 years later.
" they " did cover " Sister Ray "
In an interview Peter Hook named John Cale as one of his music heroes.
Fun fact: listen to Cale's track Chickenshit from 1977, and then listen to the bassline on Joy Division's Exercise One.
@@ForARideI don’t see much of a correlation between these two songs, “No Love Lost”seems more derived from Neu - “ Hallogallo”(1972), whom, among many other of the late 1960s and early 1970s Krautrock bands, were heavily inspired by the Velvet Underground, especially “sister ray”
THE NOTHING SONG????? HUH????