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Contents • • • • • • • • • Background [ ], the band's principal songwriter, said of the album: 'I really didn't think we should make another. I thought it would be a terrible mistake, and I really believed that. I thought we had to demonstrate the other side of us. Otherwise, we would become this one-dimensional thing, and that had to be avoided at all costs.' Drummer said, 'I was pleased with the direction we were going and with the new calmness in the group, and thinking about a good future, hoping people would smarten up and some record company would take us on and do us justice.' Doug Yule said the album 'was a lot of fun. The sessions were constructive and happy and creative, everybody was working together.'
The Velvet Underground was the band's first album for, its first two albums having been issued on, an MGM subsidiary. The previously strong influence is diminished, [ ] with the most notable ties to being the cover and back taken by Warholite, and the opening track 'Candy Says' about Warhol superstar (who reappears in Reed's 1972 song '). The song was sung by Yule at Reed's insistence. The LP sleeve was designed by, then a staff artist at MGM/Verve, with Billy Name's photo of the band sitting sedately on. 'The Murder Mystery' included all four band members' voices. During the verses, Lou Reed and guitarist recite different verses of poetry simultaneously, with the voices positioned strictly to the left and right. For the choruses, Maureen Tucker and Doug Yule sing different lyrics and melodies at the same time, also separated left and right.
As I'm sure many of us know, the Velvet Underground's self-titled 3rd album has seen release over the year in two different and distinct stereo mixes. The Velvet Underground & Nico.rar WWW.MYSONGSPLUS. Descargar Ingles Sin Barreras Full Mega. COM. Find great deals on eBay for velvet underground self titled and velvet underground live. Shop with confidence.
[ ] The album's closing song, 'After Hours', has a rare solo lead vocal by Moe Tucker, again requested by Reed as he felt the sweet, innocent quality of her voice fit the song's mood better than his own. The album was produced by the band themselves, and issued in two different stereo. The more widely distributed mix is the one done by MGM/Verve staff.
The other mix was done by Lou Reed, boosting his vocals and guitar solos, while reducing the level of other instruments. This version was dubbed the 'Closet Mix' by Sterling Morrison, because it sounded to him as if it had been recorded in a closet. The most dramatic difference is that the two versions also use an entirely different performance of 'Some Kinda Love', which was taken from the same recording sessions.
Music and lyrics [ ] The restraint and subtlety of the album was a significant departure from the direct abrasiveness of White Light/White Heat. Music critic of the characterized it as, and magazine's Troy Carpenter said that it focused on mellow, melodic. According to music journalist Steve Taylor, The Velvet Underground is a album because of its more accessible songs and 'has been called Lou Reed with a backing band due to the emphasis placed on songs rather than experimental sound work.' Apart from the forceful rockers 'What Goes On' and 'Beginning to See the Light', the album contains reflective, melodic songs that are about various forms of love, such as 'Pale Blue Eyes', 'Some Kinda Love', 'Jesus', 'I'm Set Free' and 'That's the Story of My Life'. Reed and Morrison's twin-guitar playing became the band's most prominent sound, and the album had spare arrangements that lacked distortion. The only song that exhibited the band's roots is 'The Murder Mystery', which incorporated a rhythm, murmuring, overlapping spoken-word passages, and lilting counterpoint vocals. Kpt Power Tools Photoshop.
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(July 2013) () Early copies of the album were released on MGM, but re-issue versions are on Verve. The first U.S. LP version contained the Lou Reed 'Closet Mix,' although the track times listed on the first U.S. Issue more closely match the Valentin mix. This could indicate that the Reed mix was issued by mistake, or that perhaps it was substituted after the covers were printed. The original UK LP release used the Valentin mix.
All CD versions, as well as the U.S. 1985 LP re-issue, are copies of the Valentin mix. Other LP re-issues vary but most also use the Valentin Mix.
The 'Closet Mix' has been made available on disc four of the 1995 CD box set. • Howard Sounes (22 October 2015).. • ^ Hogan, Peter (1997). The Complete Guide to the Music of the Velvet Underground.. • Lapointe, Andrew..