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Lou Reed/John Cale/Nico-Velvet Underground LIVE

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Lou Reed John Cale & Nico POP2 1972

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27 minutes ....I've never seen this! Filmed.


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6PR4MdDRYQU
So sweet!!
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The Velvet Underground - "Live at The Boston Tea Party" (Jan. 10, 1969)


MMMM. Nice. One hour, 29 minutes! Audio tape.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O7XqY7IhJrk


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Can't believe after all those years you haven't seen the video of Lou Reed, Јоhn Cale & Nico in Bataclan 1972? Just joking :)

And that version of Sister Ray from Boston Tea Party is mind-blowing.
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Lost Prophet wrote:Can't believe after all those years you haven't seen the video of Lou Reed, Јоhn Cale & Nico in Bataclan 1972? Just joking :)

And that version of Sister Ray from Boston Tea Party is mind-blowing.
Ha! Maybe I'm just getting old and forgetful!

'Old Lou' is gone, gotta treasure them while we have them!

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