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VELVET UNDERGROUND DVD
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Velvet Redux: Live MCMXCIII
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When the Velvets announced plans for a reunion tour in Europe, opening for U2 on select dates there, expectations of a US tour rose to a fever pitch. Tragically, the Velvets broke up again before reaching the States, and shortly afterwards guitarist Sterling Morrison succumbed to cancer, leaving the clamoring fans with only Live MCMXCIII to console themselves. It contains not only brilliantly extended versions of classics like Femme Fatale, Pale Blue Eyes and Heroin, but also its share of ultraobsure numbers such as the bombastic Hey Mr. Rain and drummer Moe Tucker's sweetly innocent singing on I'm Sticking With You.
Additional Information
When the Velvets announced plans for a reunion tour in Europe, opening for U2 on select dates there, expectations of a US tour rose to a fever pitch. Tragically, the Velvets broke up again before reaching the States, and shortly afterwards guitarist Sterling Morrison succumbed to cancer, leaving the clamoring fans with only Live MCMXCIII to console themselves. It contains not only brilliantly extended versions of classics like Femme Fatale, Pale Blue Eyes and Heroin, but also its share of ultraobsure numbers such as the bombastic Hey Mr. Rain and drummer Moe Tucker's sweetly innocent singing on I'm Sticking With You.
Velvet Redux: Live MCMXCIII
Additional Information
When the Velvets announced plans for a reunion tour in Europe, opening for U2 on select dates there, expectations of a US tour rose to a fever pitch. Tragically, the Velvets broke up again before reaching the States, and shortly afterwards guitarist Sterling Morrison succumbed to cancer, leaving the clamoring fans with only Live MCMXCIII to console themselves. It contains not only brilliantly extended versions of classics like Femme Fatale, Pale Blue Eyes and Heroin, but also its share of ultraobsure numbers such as the bombastic Hey Mr. Rain and drummer Moe Tucker's sweetly innocent singing on I'm Sticking With You.
Additional Information
When the Velvets announced plans for a reunion tour in Europe, opening for U2 on select dates there, expectations of a US tour rose to a fever pitch. Tragically, the Velvets broke up again before reaching the States, and shortly afterwards guitarist Sterling Morrison succumbed to cancer, leaving the clamoring fans with only Live MCMXCIII to console themselves. It contains not only brilliantly extended versions of classics like Femme Fatale, Pale Blue Eyes and Heroin, but also its share of ultraobsure numbers such as the bombastic Hey Mr. Rain and drummer Moe Tucker's sweetly innocent singing on I'm Sticking With You.
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