Andy Warhol's Exploding Plastic Inevitable 1967 part2

goddamn i love this song. it sounds like it was written in hell and brought back for all the hear.

Exactly...Frightening,lurid and most of all..True in a strange way.

What a bunch of posers. I'm sure you all would have rejected the Velvets at the time, like most people did.

How time rearranges the molecules of the brain: when I was in college, I'd hear VU and think, Hmm. So what. My idea of a good rock band was something like XTC. Now the greatness of VU is obvious to me. Same with Bowie: late teens, early 20's, I didn't like him. Now I think he's great.

I didn't get Television for some reason when I was younger, and I don't understand how or why, they're great. I loved Bowie since I was a teen though. I had the Changes record and played the heck out of it (this was in the late 90s, so I felt like I got cool points for having records). Velvets didn't come till college.

very well done.....the VU and Andy are my favs of all time...

What a way to start my week....*satisfying* In other words, a very satisfying return.

5:15 wow didn't know angela lansbury was part of the factory

I red the book, where the song is based on, great piece of world literature, the song is great too, by the way