THE VELVET UNDERGROUND - The Velvet Underground: A Documentary Film By Todd Haynes – O.S.T. - 2CD

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THE VELVET UNDERGROUND - The Velvet Underground: A Documentary Film By Todd Haynes – O.S.T. - 2CD

THE VELVET UNDERGROUND - The Velvet Underground: A Documentary Film By Todd Haynes – O.S.T. - 2CD

€17.99

 

LABEL: UMG

CAT NO: 3861447

BARCODE: 602438614479

 

Tracklisting:

CD1
1. Venus In Furs
2. The Wind – The Diablos
3. 17 XII 63 NYC The Fire Is A Mirror (excerpt) – The Theatre Of Eternal Music
4. Heroin [mono]
5. Road Runner (Live) – Bo Diddley
6. The Ostrich – The Primitives
7. I’m Waiting For The Man
8. Chelsea Girls – Nico
9. Sunday Morning

CD2
1. Sister Ray (Live)
2. Pale Blue Eyes
3. Foggy Notion
4. After Hours (Live) Version 1
5. Sweet Jane
6. Ocean
7. All Tomorrow’s Parties


THE VELVET UNDERGROUND
– The Velvet Underground:
– A Documentary Film By Todd Haynes
(Music From The Motion Picture Soundtrack)

2CD

This 2CD soundtrack is curated by the documentary’s director, Todd Haynes, and music supervisor Randall Poster. It includes well-known and rare tracks from the band as well as songs and performances that influenced The Velvet Underground, including the doo-wop of The Diablos, the groundbreaking rock and roll of Bo Diddley, and the avant-garde compositions of La Monte Young. Its booklet also features exclusive liner notes by Haynes.

Featuring some of the band’s most well-known tracks, rarities and songs that influenced them, the soundtrack serves as the perfect introduction to the band and companion piece to the film and features such favourites as “Sunday Morning,” “All Tomorrow’s Parties,” “Pale Blue Eyes,” “I’m Waiting for The Man” and “Sweet Jane,” as well as the mono version of “Heroin” and the rare cut “Foggy Notion”. Also featured are live versions of “After Hours” and “Sister Ray,” Nico’s “Chelsea Girls,” and the tongue-in-cheek novelty song “The Ostrich” by The Primitives, an early band formed by Lou Reed and John Cale.

See below for tracklisting…