I couldn't relate more to this comment if I wanted to

So I never thought about it until you said that, but it is a musical comedy! You're absolutely right! Lol

VC1 sounds tame.

Greg Perez-Greene the story behind the song sound tame. U could see the influence of Burroughs and genet.

Jacob Hutton sounds tame

Cool bro

A true sweetheart

Dam dude, Deadheads don't even breakdown a lengthy Dark Star like you did. Nice job.

thanks!

Thanks

hey !...great idea, I'm on it man !

+Tom Lute thanks for handy hint of the day. how to feel groovy in suburbia

Tom Lute I am refinishing chairs and a table right now grooving.

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This was my breakfast, hearing this version for the very first time. thought about how fucking great it felt all day. read your comment and somehow I just know this isn't going to be a one-time thing.

Each one a different experience

@@mavjimbo That’s what I love about the VU. Every performance of each song is different

Love it,joy division lets go,its just like sister ray says,,,,one loaf,people get bready,f33d jah world,

Fukin romans

Had a friend years ago who was a VU collector, he had some weird bootleg 12” vinyl which was just a collection of versions of Sister Ray.

Lol he constantly shoots a bag

That's hilarious

they are the essence of what making music with others in the moment as one, there are just very few bands that i know off that just do it right (its hard to explain im no musician) i just love how things just evolve flow on with their interactions. I think they will always be special just looking at how it came to be and when that was where it was, and idk but its hard for me to imagine even that some1 so young wrote such 'wonderful' things during that era. I think this is probably one of the really few truelly timeless bands at least the first 3 albums where if u ask me. If it where released today it would still work, and always will most likely.

They definitely opened my eyes and spirit. They always put me in check when I disagree with the Holy Spirit

Queen is a better band

@@jekylwhispy 💀

Yes incroyable !!

What a cool story

VU proving they were the superior Warlocks

That's a great story. I never knew the VU and the Grateful Dead ever shared the same stage. The Grateful Dead was a true punk band masquerading around as a psychedelic country blue grass blues rock band. Sounds like the Dead taught Lou and VU how to jam. This is amazing. Dead Heads cross over bridges just to hear what's on the other side. From VU to Iggy to The Cure to Dr. John to Patti Smith to Emmy Lou Harris to the Talking Heads to Bob Marley.... we just love good music and this is good music.

@@lucasherzog5358 Or The Good Ole Grateful Dead teaching VU how to chill and get along. I'll bet whatever Garcia and the boys did that night wasn't planned or on purpose to hurt VU.

What a power move

I kinda see where you're coming from but I don't think they would've put a 40 minute noise rock banger on that one 😂

Yeah it has a similar vibe to “Some Kinda Love”

stripedhyenuh CAN listened to plenty of VU.

really? dope

Faust had surely eaten many a tab to the original SR when they wrote Rainy Day Sunshine Girl, this version just makes it more obvious how VU-informed much of the rockier Kraut acts actually were.

Neu...

I agree

In some ways the same. Long jams, substantial changes from the album version.

there was lota of speed and heroin in SF. Don't believe Media myths about flower children. SF had hard drugs which is what ruined the scene. The Hells Angels dealt speed and the Blacks in the Fillmore District (SF) and Oakland dealt heroin (like Blacks in Harlem). The Angels also dealt acid in Haight-Ashbury and elsewhere. SF had a dark, seedy urban side which is always ignored by the Media and eclipsed by the Hippie scene.

yes, really very groovy :-D greetings :-)

I wonder what the Dollar was for? Seems important.

Indeed! Surreal, sublime and sonically sumptuous!!

I just discovered this. I love it. Brilliant.

Bach and sister Ray, that's humanity.

And you can see 2 aliens looking at the eachother like "what the fuck?"

How about "Last Great American Whale", just to get human saltiness and cynicism across?

Me too, though more weekly than daily, though that would be hardly a hardship... Classic and somewhat genius song.

Once a day, like a vitamin.

MemoFromEssex I had it on at work today and I really did groove with it. Def relatable

easily as helpful as listening to Bach innit. :)

Yeah but a good lot of that at this point was Sterling

No! Jeff Beck or Jimi Hendrix are!!!

@@renaudgarel1494 john fahey is a better player than them both, just because I said lou reed was masterful, iT doesn't warrant a comparison

yes very underrated, he paved the way for so many players but still sound original

@@bluegreenface1193 who are thèses players ?

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I did. Spent it on records.

@@billbailey695 Now show us your work

hahahahaha

Hubert Selby, Last Exit to Brooklyn, is one of the best books i've ever read. why isn't he recognized as one of the greatest writers in the english language of 20th century? it had as profound an impact on me as did Naked Lunch and Clockwork Orange, by Burroughts and Burgess, respectively.

I've heard that the character "Sister Ray" was supposed to be Ray Davies - ?

@@nbcouch Ray and Dave are both female to male trans like most of the British Invasion, and the song Two Sisters he wrote about them.

@@brotzmannsax oh, dear....

@@nbcouch I know it's a real mindblower, but if you look at the transvestigations on here you will see it's been around for centuries. All the decades we watched all those movies and great music and were totally deceived by male to female and female to male characters. Unfortunately, upon deep research it looks like we were duped by the Who, Beatles, Stones, Kinks, etc. and those who were knighted or Sir standout the most, including Billy Shepherd who has stood in for Paul all this time.

This comments fucking kicks ass.

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