Is there a Velvet Underground documentary?
I find it very strange how they are very influential and popular but don't have a big documentary. Or at least one that I can't find
Is there a Velvet Underground documentary?
Logan Bailey
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Ryan Torres
>they are very influential and popular
Stop believing Sup Forums's lies
Elijah Baker
only plebs think like this user
Daniel Wood
>not having read a book
oh, u should try it man
Easton Howard
Aiden Phillips
Who will play Lewis "Talentless Hack" Reed in their biopic?
Ethan Collins
a monkey
hehehe
Asher Ortiz
Bob dylan
Jacob Bailey
cause it would just be edgy art students doing drugs and playing music that would be mad expensive to legally include in the movie
Jordan Price
John Cale's solo work isn't anything special either. These two albums (Dream Interpretation: Inside the Dream Syndicate - Volume II, Stainless Gamelan: Inside the Dream Syndicate - Volume III) sound like he's throwing household objects at his viola/electric guitar which are plugged into a cranked amp. Most of his other albums are really bland.
Tyler Price
>Paris 1919
>Fear
>produced Patti Smith's Horses
you're way off
Adrian Bell
>talking shit about the metal machine man
Robert Ward
every rock documentary devotes a good chunk of it to v/u so idk what u talkin about
Luis Morgan
it's just a meme calm down
Luis Richardson
This. Believe it or not...there's actually more music than alternative rock that has existed since then!
Hell not even goddamn Keiji Haino was that influenced by TVU, dude is a Blue Cheer fan.
Easton Garcia
I'm not mad. I just think that the majority of John Cale's albums are underwhelming.
James Scott
>not even goddamn Keiji Haino was that influenced by TVU
half of his career was inspired by les rallizes denudes aka chinks worshipping tvu
Alexander Allen
The Beatles influenced John Cale. Does that mean The Beatles influenced Keiji Haino?
Nicholas Howard
Rich Hall could be older Lou
Christopher Johnson
I don't care for his pop albums, but I like Fear and Songs for Drella. And 2/35 isn't the majority.
Asher Perez
What the other guy said and Haino himself has mentioned Blue Cheer as a big influence, and there is even an interview where they play a random BC song and Haino recognizes it.