Velvet Underground Loaded Vinyl Hoffman

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Complete your the velvet underground collection. Loaded is the fourth studio album by american rock band the velvet underground released in november 1970 by atlantic records subsidiary label cotillion despite having a number of singles originate from it the album itself failed to chart. We unbox this 2012 release of the velvet underground mono vinyl albums. Check out the ringing chime that begins who loves the sun and the sterling no pun intended.

Loaded ain t no the velvet underground and nico. They went on to velvet underground version 3 0 with squeeze. View credits reviews tracks and shop for the 1970 sp suffix vinyl release of loaded on discogs. Garage rock art rock classic rock.

View credits reviews tracks and shop for the 1970 sp specialty press vinyl release of loaded on discogs. Vinyl lp album stereo sp specialty press country. It was the final album recorded featuring founding member and main songwriter lou reed who left shortly before its release. Reissue of the 1970 cotillion records release.

Discover releases reviews credits songs and more about the velvet underground loaded at discogs. Cotillion sd 9034 format. View credits reviews tracks and shop for the 2014 vinyl release of loaded on discogs. Loaded contains two of the best known velvet underground songs.

The velvet underground were beyond the verge of breaking apart due to drugs artistic merit influences musical direction a pregnancy and general lack of interest in each other and the cohesive nature of the group. Anyways everyone has heard this disc by now. It was the final studio album by the band featuring lou reed who had left the group shortly before it was release. Vinyl lp album reissue country.

Vu never made the same record twice. On loaded the velvet underground who before had hit the sonic ceiling experimenting with shattered chords feedback screeching violas and what reed once claimed was the fastest guitar playing ever eschew the dark side of noise for clarity.