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The Velvet Underground And Nico: A Symphony Of Sound

Film: by Andy Warhol, 67 min, 2 reels, B/W. A video tape of 2nd reel circulates unofficialy. A pirate "audience" screener video (recorded during a film projection) also exists, and it has the complete film. The complete film is now available officialy on VHS format, released in 2002 by RaroVideo Visioni Underground.

The previous info is from http://members.aol.com/olandem/vu.html

I don't know about the lineage of this boot, because I got it in a trade. Apparently, it's an audience recording (a good quality one), obtained during one screening of the movie. The jam is divided into tracks, but I don't have any info. Anyway, it's a pleasure for VU fans and improv music fans in general.
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ferges wrote:check this
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The Velvet Underground And Nico: A Symphony Of Sound

Film: by Andy Warhol, 67 min, 2 reels, B/W. A video tape of 2nd reel circulates unofficialy. A pirate "audience" screener video (recorded during a film projection) also exists, and it has the complete film. The complete film is now available officialy on VHS format, released in 2002 by RaroVideo Visioni Underground.

The previous info is from http://members.aol.com/olandem/vu.html

I don't know about the lineage of this boot, because I got it in a trade. Apparently, it's an audience recording (a good quality one), obtained during one screening of the movie. The jam is divided into tracks, but I don't have any info. Anyway, it's a pleasure for VU fans and improv music fans in general.

do what I did. take the 62 min VCD (the VCd is a copy from the officialy released DVD also from Raro) and seperate the audio and burn it to a audio CD-R.

rockadelic76 wrote:

ferges wrote:check this
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The Velvet Underground And Nico: A Symphony Of Sound

Film: by Andy Warhol, 67 min, 2 reels, B/W. A video tape of 2nd reel circulates unofficialy. A pirate "audience" screener video (recorded during a film projection) also exists, and it has the complete film. The complete film is now available officialy on VHS format, released in 2002 by RaroVideo Visioni Underground.

The previous info is from http://members.aol.com/olandem/vu.html

I don't know about the lineage of this boot, because I got it in a trade. Apparently, it's an audience recording (a good quality one), obtained during one screening of the movie. The jam is divided into tracks, but I don't have any info. Anyway, it's a pleasure for VU fans and improv music fans in general.

do what I did. take the 62 min VCD (the VCd is a copy from the officialy released DVD also from Raro) and seperate the audio and burn it to a audio CD-R.

and then you still have an mp3 audio...

it's rather mp2 (i don't know the exact difference)

I think you're qouting my post on stg. I didn't have a clue about my copy (the one torrented) being mp3 sourced. Is it? It's weird nobody mentioned that on the thread...

Ok, I have checked the post our guest referred to, and it's from another show! So I did no harm...

check these images.



this is a mp3 (encoded at 192kbps). you can see drop at 16kHZ



and this one is for the torrented bootleg. it seems probable that it's not mp3 sourced (but you never know).

I think I might be the original source of this, if it is divided up into 6 (? I forget) tracks, it could be the one I mastered from a tape I made at a screening - there's one version with the tuning up etc as the first track, and another one where it goes straight into the drone.

I have traded it with a few people, but it wasn't me who torrented it ...

I torrented the Symphony of Sound on STG/easytree. I got the CDR in a trade and I trust the trader. I don't think it's mp3 sourced. The mp3 sourced show was Hilltop festival (you'll see it if you click on the mentioned thread. Nice to find our original taper, anyway. Any news about Rosie Lee?