
11 Songs, 48 Minutes

The Velvet Underground & Nico (45th Anniversary Edition) The Velvet Underground
EDITORS’ NOTES
Between its reimagining of blues drone, avant-garde distortion, and doo-wop transcendence into a blueprint for all things punk, goth, and shoegaze, The Velvet Underground’s banana-adorned debut invented the future—way back in 1967. The fact that songs like “I’m Waiting for the Man,” “Venus In Furs,” and “Heroin” dared to tread uncharted drugs-and-kinky-sex backstreets helped too. Moe Tucker’s drumming is as deadpan as Lou Reed’s vocals, John Cale’s electric viola is straight-up haunting, and Nico, on “All Tomorrow’s Parties” and “Femme Fatale,” plays the ice queen to end all ice queens.
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Sunday Morning (Stereo Version)
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I'm Waiting for the Man (Stereo Version)
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Femme Fatale (Stereo Version)
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Venus In Furs (Stereo Version)
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Run Run Run (Stereo Version)
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All Tomorrow's Parties (Stereo Version)
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Heroin (Stereo Version)
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There She Goes Again (Stereo Version)
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I'll Be Your Mirror (Stereo Version)
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Black Angel's Death Song (Stereo Version)
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European Son (Stereo Version)
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