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uhh ,no
white light white heat is their most experiemtnal and therofore their best
why? because they took more risks and created more intriguing music that still shakes people up to this day it has more longevity and can withstand the effects of time and culture therefore its better
i make the same argument for the white album or with ummagumma
>it's experimental therefore it's good
uhm, no sweetie
Sister Ray fucking sucks
One amazing album and one good album versus two amazing albums? Get outta town
Not true, by the way
The nu-male stance, nice.
Sister Ray is boring random wank
white light/white heat could have been experimental and very risky at the time, but its production is utter shit. sounds like a bootleg live recording more than a studio product. sounded horrible back then, sounds horrible right now.
My favorite albums are TVU and TVU&Nico so I can't really tell
Just because it's too long for you to sit through doesn't make it wank. I like how it takes a typical blues structure and extends it to absurd length, and the noisy back and forth between Cale and Reed is very engaging.
Sister Ray needed to be a 5 minute song. Helter Skelter started out as a 27 minute jam, and they shortened it nicely to 4 minutes. That's the treatment Sister Ray needed. There's a good song in there somewhere. The thumping guitar licks are great but not for 25 minutes.
I would love to hear a 27 min Helter Skelter jam so I suppose we get different things out of rock music friend
was it bait?
Sweet Jane is the best Velvet song. Prove me wrong. Protip: it's literally impossible to.
good song but
>Heroin
Heroin is a perfect example of a song overstaying its welcome
swap loaded with banana and you have yourself a deal
It's not shit production, it's lo-fi
The only "shit" production is when the music is not what the artist intended it to sound like
John Cale is the only reason why anyone cares about TVU, Lou Reed is a hack.
Only plebs prefer Lou Reed to John Cale.
>Not Venus in Furs
White Light/White Heat > Loaded > banana > self-titled
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