The Velvet Forum

i think MFSL is the best stereo WH/WH. easily. The mono versions first appeared "officially" on the "What Goes On" Boxset on Raven Records. But not all tracks, unfortunately. afaik these were taken from a mint vinyl copy. The masters are lost. yeah - i do have that set. i also have a very nice mono ...

Anonymous wrote:Well it looks like I need both MFSL (for the stereo version) and the Deluxe edition (for the Mono). Then I can make up my mind which sounds better between the Stereo and Mono.

Do you think MFSL the best source for WhiteLight/White Heat also?

i think MFSL is the best stereo WH/WH. easily.

sounds a bit like the Fall. am i imagining Mark E SMith in there-Ah?

Has anybody bought this yet (might only be available in the UK)? It's directed by Don Letts who has made some great punk films and apparently features the Velvet Underground in some way - don't know whether it's interviews, old footage, or what. Anybody know any more about it? yeah - i saw a ...

oh and whilst I wait for the lossless torrent - i downloaded the mp3 tracks from the yahoo mail site, zipped em and uploaded to yousendit.com. would be quicker (one click) for anyone else who plans on doing this. ususal YSI rules apply, so this will not be live for long. http://s49.yousendit.com/d ...

arrrgghhh. I had not checked this board for a few weeks and look what I missed. I dont have an account on demonoid, but a friend of mine who does is trying to download for me, and says there are no seeders. can anyone help out here? if you can, he is planning on sharing out to a group of friends on ...

yeah - i reckon it is 72. Listening to Nico talk seems so very sad.....

its a good listen, thats for sure.

there is a new torrent on EZT - http://www.easytree.org/torrents-details.php?id=21259 Lou Reed & Nico - The Bedroom Tape New York Date is disputed on there. its a rip from the 1991 bootleg CD listed here: http://members.aol.com/olandem/bootcd.html "THE BEDROOM TAPE Exile CD 4003, Germany, 1991 1 ...

who taped these shows is written about in LAECA & TFN sleevenotes. From memory it was a local film or sound guy, who setup his kit at the show, at the inviation of the band.