White Light/White Heat
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Artist: The Velvet Underground
Released: 1968, 30 January
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Credits
John Cale - Organ, Bass, Guitar (Bass), Keyboards, Viola, Vocals, Multi Instruments, Viola (Electric), Electric Viola
Lou Reed - Guitar, Piano, Keyboards, Vocals
Maureen Tucker - Bass, Percussion
Sterling Morrison - Guitar, Guitar (Bass), Vocals
Val Valentin - Director of Engineering
Bob Ludwig - Mastering
Andy Warhol - Cover Art Concept
Tom Wilson - Producer
Gary Kellgren - Engineer
Acy Lehman - Design, Cover Design
Susan Cooper - Photography
Billy Name - Photography, Cover Photo
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venk (September 13, 2005)
all i can say is this is rock.
Mark (June 8, 2004)
This is as mean as the velvets got ever, expanding Banana's European son to a whole album, although there's an 'island of rest' -Lady Godiva/Here she comes now-, i would've digged it even more if there was more noise. The grooviest thing i guess is that it sounds like being recorded in one afternoon - just let the tapes roll.. even though i know it's Reed's style to only make it SOUND like that, i don't give a shit. My theory is, they got sick of the mass attention after their first album release, and wanted to scare some glitter people away.
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