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The Velvet Underground the Story of Velvet Underground Mp3, Flac, Wma The Velvet Underground The Story Of Velvet Underground mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Rock Album: The Story Of Velvet Underground Country: Germany Released: 1978 Style: Alternative Rock, Art Rock MP3 version RAR size: 1865 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1666 mb WMA version RAR size: 1845 mb Rating: 4.1 Votes: 673 Other Formats: DXD WAV APE MP3 RA AC3 AIFF Tracklist Hide Credits I'm Waiting For The Man A1 4:37 Composed By – Lou Reed Candy Says A2 4:09 Composed By – The Velvet Underground Run, Run, Run A3 4:18 Composed By – Lou Reed White Light, White Heat A4 2:44 Composed By – Lou Reed All Tomorrow's Parties A5 5:55 Composed By – Lou Reed Sunday Morning B1 2:53 Composed By – Lou Reed I Heard Her Call My Name B2 4:05 Composed By – Lou Reed Femme Fatale B3 2:35 Composed By – Lou Reed Heroin B4 7:05 Composed By – Lou Reed Here She Comes Now B5 2:00 Composed By – John Cale, Maureen Tucker*, Sterling Morrison There She Goes Again B6 2:30 Composed By – Lou Reed Sister Ray C1 17:00 Written-By – John Cale, Lou Reed, Maureen Tucker*, Sterling Morrison Venus In Furs C2 5:07 Written-By – Lou Reed European Son D1 7:40 Written-By – John Cale, Lou Reed, Maureen Tucker*, Sterling Morrison Pale Blue Eyes D2 5:40 Written-By – The Velvet Underground Black Angel's Death Song D3 3:10 Written-By – John Cale, Lou Reed Beginning To See The Light D4 4:48 Written-By – The Velvet Underground Credits Bass – John Cale, Stirling Morrison* Guitar – Lou Reed, Stirling Morrison* Percussion – Maureen Tucker* Piano – Lou Reed Viola [Electric], Organ – John Cale Vocals – John Cale, Lou Reed, Nico , Stirling Morrison* Notes Gatefold sleeve. On labels: ℗ 1969 Polydor Inc. Made in West Germany [Boxed] On the rear sleeve is incorrectly stated that every track was recorded in 1969. There are also incorrect track times given for some tracks: - Candy Says 4:00, - Femme Fatale 4:37 and - Heroin 2:35. All track lengths are as on the original three albums this compilation covers and the master release of this record Andy Warhol's Velvet Underground Featuring Nico. Barcode and Other Identifiers Rights Society: GEMA Label Code: LC 8309 Other versions Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year Andy Warhol's Velvet MGM 2683 006, The Velvet Underground Records, 2683 006, UK 1971 2354010/1 Underground Featuring Nico MGM 2354010/1 (2xLP, Comp, Gat) Records Lou Reed, The Velvet Lou Reed, The Underground - Lou 2670 231 Velvet Reed Velvet Polydor 2670 231 Netherlands 1971 Underground Underground (2xLP, Comp) The Story Of Velvet The Velvet 523 706-2 Underground (2xCD, Polydor 523 706-2 Europe Unknown Underground Comp, RE) Andy Warhol's Velvet The Velvet Underground Metro 2626 001 2626 001 Germany 1972 Underground Featuring Nico Records (2xLP, Comp) Andy Warhol's Velvet Metro Underground 2629 001, The Velvet Records, 2629 001, Featuring Nico UK Unknown 841 0181 Underground MGM 841 0181 (2xLP, Comp, RP, Records Gat) Related Music albums to The Story Of Velvet Underground by The Velvet Underground The Velvet Underground - Andy Warhol's Velvet Underground Featuring Nico The Velvet Underground - The Velvet Underground Featuring Lou Reed Lou Reed And The Velvet Underground - That's The Story Of My Life Velvet Underground With Lou Reed - 1969 - Velvet Underground Live With Lou Reed - Volume 2 Lou Reed & The Velvet Underground - Lou Reed & The Velvet Underground Velvet Underground - 1969 · Velvet Underground Live · Volume 2 Jimmy Reed - The New Jimmy Reed Album Lou Reed / Velvet Underground - Street Hassle / I'm Waiting For The Man - Venus In Furs The Velvet Underground - White Light/White Heat Lou Reed - Retro.
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