The Velvet Underground (Vinyl)

The Velvet Underground (Vinyl)The Velvet Undergrounds classic self titled third album, released in March 1969 by MGM, was a departure from the bands 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. Features tracks such as Candy Says, Pale Blue Eyes, Beginning to See The Light, "What Goes On and After Hours? The record was also a stylistic leap, as Lou Reed

the inspiring "Beginning to See The Light"

maggots galore

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also documenting a vanished postwar Britain

Blacklisted in the communist witch hunts of the House Un-American Activities

and The Witch Doctor

Widely regarded as the greatest martial arts epic of all time

and mushrooms

Exploring canonical artists like The Beatles

Hailed by critics as a triumph

Dorothy Wilding

and offers an overview of the most important protagonists of Belgian fashion from the 1970s to today