Read Ebook {PDF EPUB} The Velvet Underground - 45th Anniversary Super Deluxe Edition by David Fricke MQS Albums Download. Mastering Quality Sound,Hi-Res Audio Download, 高解析音樂, 高音質の音楽. The Velvet Underground – The Velvet Underground (45th Anniversary Super Deluxe) (1969/2014) [FLAC 24bit/96kHz] The Velvet Underground – The Velvet Underground (45th Anniversary Super Deluxe) (1969/2014) FLAC (tracks) 24 bit/96 kHz | Time – 05:20:48 minutes | 6,16 GB | Genre: Rock Studio Masters, Official Digital Download | Front Cover | © Polydor. The Velvet Underground’s classic self-titled third album, released in March 1969, by MGM, was a departure from the band’s first two albums in more ways than one. Gone was co-founding member John Cale, and in his place was a 21-year-old with Long Island roots named Doug Yule, who stepped right in. The record was also a stylistic leap, as Lou Reed describes it in Rolling Stone editor David Fricke’s liner notes, “I thought we had to demonstrate the other side of us. Fricke calls it “a stunning turnaround… 10 tracks of mostly warm, explicit sympathy and optimism, expressed with melodic clarity, set in gleaming double-guitar jangle and near-whispered balladry. Or as the late rock critic Lester Bangs put it, “How do you define a group like this, who moved from ‘Heroin’ to ‘Jesus’ in two short years?” How indeed do you describe an album which includes such classics as “Candy Says,” Reed’s ode to Warhol superstar Candy Darling; the aching love song “Pale Blue Eyes,” allegedly inspired by a girlfriend at Syracuse University who got away, with lead vocals by Yule; the inspiring “Beginning to See The Light”; the spoken-word narrative and musique concrete of “The Murder Mystery,” and the beautiful Maureen Tucker-sung “After Hours”? Celebrating its enduring longevity, Polydor/Universal Music Enterprises (UMe) has released The Velvet Underground – 45th Anniversary Super Deluxe Edition. This 63-track, six-CD package is housed in a case-bound book and features several different mixes including the remastered stereo mix by MGM house engineer Luis Pastor “Val” Valentin, a set of 1969 recordings, many of which were previously unreleased, from the Record Plant in New York City that were supposed to be the band’s fourth album, several of which ended up on Loaded and Reed’s first two solo releases, and unreleased live recordings from The Matrix in 1969. The remastered Valentin stereo mix of The Velvet Underground will also be made available as a single-disc CD, on vinyl, and as part of the two- CD Deluxe Edition version with a 12-track audio bonus disc featuring the best of Live At The Matrix, taped on November 26 & 27, 1969. Digital versions of both the single disc “Valentin mix” and the six-CD, Super Deluxe Edition will also be available through other digital partners including MFiT and HD Audio formats. The Velvet Underground was the first album produced and arranged by the band themselves. Disc One of this collection contains the album stereo mix by MGM house engineer Luis Pastor “Val” Valentin, a veteran of sessions for Ella Fitzgerald and Stan Getz, recorded at T.T.G. Studios in Hollywood, while the band was staying at the Chateau Marmont. The second disc features what Sterling Morrison dubbed “The Closet Mix,” which Reed described as a way to “get directly to somebody, unfiltered… So, if you listen to the record, it’s like sitting across from you.” This was the original version on the 1969 pressings of the album, later replaced by yet another Val Valentin stereo mix. The third disc features “the promotional mono mix” of the album, including a mono version of the first single, “What Goes On” b/w “Jesus.” The fourth disc in the set offers a version of the never-to-be-released fourth album, recorded in October 1969 at the Record Plant in New York City, and intended to get the band out of its contract with MGM. The sessions include 10 previously unheard mixes – four original 1969 vintage mixes and six new mixes, including 2014 mixes of “Lisa Says” and “I Can’t Stand It,” and the original 1969 mix of “Ocean,” which eventually were re-recorded for Lou Reed’s 1972 self-titled solo debut. Also included are the original 1969 mixes of “Andy’s Chest,” which appeared in a different version on Transformer, and “Rock & Roll,” redone for Loaded. The last two discs feature performances by the Velvets from their stay at San Francisco’s The Matrix, owned by Jefferson Airplane’s Marty Balin, on November 26 and 27, 1969. These performances are, for the first time, compiled and mixed from the legendary, original 1969 multi-track recordings made by club manager Peter Abram and now owned by the Velvet Underground. Tracks include a nearly 37-minute-long “Sister Ray” and a version of “There She Goes Again,” interpolating the opening guitar quote from Marvin Gaye’s 1962 hit, “Hitch Hike.” Newest member Doug Yule describes the year best to Fricke in his liner notes, pointing to the band’s “cohesiveness and creativity and just great music. We were feeling good. All we had to do was play. And it showed. That comes out in a band. You get tight, and you get creative.” Tracklist: CD1 The Val Valentin Mix 01. Candy Says 02. What Goes On 03. Some Kinda Love 04. Pale Blue Eyes 05. Jesus 06. Beginning To See The Light 07. I’m Set Free 08. That’s The Story Of My Life 09. The Murder Mystery 10. After Hours. CD2 The Closet Mix 01. Candy Says 02. What Goes On 03. Some Kinda Love 04. Pale Blue Eyes 05. Jesus 06. Beginning To See The Light 07. I’m Set Free 08. That’s The Story Of My Life 09. The Murder Mystery 10. After Hours 11. Beginning To See The Light (Alternate “Closet Mix”) CD3 Promotional Mono Mix 01. Candy Says 02. What Goes On 03. Some Kinda Love 04. Pale Blue Eyes 05. Jesus 06. Beginning To See The Light 07. I’m Set Free 08. That’s The Story Of My Life 09. The Murder Mystery 10. After Hours 11. What Goes On 12. Jesus. CD4 1969 Sessions 01. Foggy Notion (Original 1969 Mix) 02. One Of These Days (New 2014 Mix) 03. Lisa Says (New 2014 Mix) 04. I’m Sticking With You (Original 1969 Mix) 05. Andy’s Chest (Original 1969 Mix) 06. Coney Island Steeplechase (New 2014 Mix) 07. Ocean (Original 1969 Mix) 08. I Can’t Stand It (New 2014 Mix) 09. She’s My Best Friend (Original 1969 Mix) 10. We’re Gonna Have A Real Good Time Together (New 2014 Mix) 11. I’m Gonna Move Right In (Original 1969 Mix) 12. Ferryboat Bill (Original 1969 Mix) 13. Rock & Roll (Original 1969 Mix) CD 5: LIVE AT THE MATRIX – November 26 & 27, 1969 (Part 1) 01. I’m Waiting For The Man 02. What Goes On 03. Some Kinda Love 04. Over You 05. We’re Gonna Have A Real Good Time Together 06. Beginning To See The Light 07. Lisa Says 08. Rock & Roll 09. Pale Blue Eyes 10. I Can’t Stand It Anymore 11. Venus In Furs 12. There She Goes Again. CD 6: LIVE AT THE MATRIX – November 26 & 27, 1969 (Part 2) 01. Sister Ray 02. Heroin 03. White Light/White Heat 04. I’m Set Free 05. After Hours 06. Sweet Jane. The Velvet Underground - The Velvet Underground (45th Anniversary - Remastered Deluxe Edition) (2019) [Hi-Res] Artist : The Velvet Underground Title : The Velvet Underground (45th Anniversary - Remastered Deluxe Edition) Year Of Release : 2014 / 2019 Label : Polydor Genre : Rock Quality : FLAC (tracks) [96kHz/24bit] Total Time : 1:53:42 Total Size : 2.59 GB / 640 MB WebSite : Album Preview. 01. Candy Says [04:04] 02. What Goes On [04:54] 03. Some Kinda Love [04:03] 04. Pale Blue Eyes [05:40] 05. Jesus [03:24] 06. Beginning To See The Light [04:40] 07. I'm Set Free [04:04] 08. That's The Story Of My Life [02:04] 09. The Murder Mystery [08:55] 10. After Hours [02:07] 11. I'm Waiting For The Man (Live) [05:30] 12. What Goes On (Live) [04:34] 13. Some Kinda Love (Live) [04:03] 14. Over You (Live) [03:02] 15. Beginning To See The Light (Live) [05:37] 16. Lisa Says (Live) [06:00] 17. Rock And Roll (Live) [06:54] 18. Pale Blue Eyes (Live) [06:05] 19. I Can't Stand It Anymore (Live) [06:52] 20. Heroin (Live) [08:14] 21. White Light/White Heat (Live) [08:42] 22. Sweet Jane (Live) [04:17] The Velvet Underground's classic self-titled third album, released in March 1969, by MGM, was a departure from the band's first two albums in more ways than one. Gone was co-founding member John Cale, and in his place was a 21-year-old with Long Island roots named Doug Yule, who stepped right in. The record was also a stylistic leap, as Lou Reed describes it in Rolling Stone editor David Fricke's liner notes, 'I thought we had to demonstrate the other side of us. Fricke calls it 'a stunning turnaround… 10 tracks of mostly warm, explicit sympathy and optimism, expressed with melodic clarity, set in gleaming double-guitar jangle and near-whispered balladry. Or as the late rock critic Lester Bangs put it, 'How do you define a group like this, who moved from 'Heroin' to 'Jesus' in two short years?' An Unreleased Velvet Underground Album Will Finally See the Light of Day.