VELVET UNDERGROUND & Nico VERVE V-5008 (1967) MONO Airbrush Emerson
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Description
VELVET UNDERGROUND & Nico
Used Vinyl Record
Sleeve/Vinyl: VG/VG+
Record Label: Verve V-5008 (Mono)
1967 Verve Mono Pressing. Gatefold cover with banana sticker (partially peeled). Airbrushed Emerson on back cover. Blue/silver "T" Verve label.
"One of rock's most significant debuts..."
Condition: Gatefold record jacket has moderate to heavy wear. Banana is about 1/4 removed. Corners are dull. Spine is solid but has wear on the creases. Information is readable and there are no splits. Top on the record side has about a t 1/2 inch split near the record opening. Bottom is solid with just the beginning of a split near the corner of the record opening. Bottom has light to medium shelf wear. A name is written in ball point on the right of the inner gatefold.
Vinyl has hairlines and scuffs. Play grade reveals crackle, a few pops but overall, plays better than it looks. Pops a bit more frequent toward end of side one which has the most surface noise on the disc.
Side One
1. Sunday Morning
2. I'm Waiting for the Man
3. Femme Fatale
4. Venus in Furs
5. Run Run Run
6. All Tomorrow's Parties
Side Two
7. Heroin
8. There She Goes Again
9. I'll Be Your Mirror
10. Black Angel's Death Song, The
11. European Son
Review: Brian Eno once said that only a hundred people bought Velvet Underground records when they first came out, but those hundred people all went out and formed their own bands. The rest, of course, is history; the Velvet Underground was the catalyst that helped spark punk rock, and began the growth of an alternative branch within rock and roll's grand family tree. VU's was an unparalleled glimpse into the Summer Of Love's alter ego, complete with graphic, unapologetic descriptions of intravenous drug-use and risque sexual situations. Their 1967 debut, VELVET UNDERGROUND & NICO, was a tour de force that may never be equaled for its sheer radicalism in the face of rock convention.
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