ANDY WARHOL's VELVET UNDERGROUND 1966 LP MINT MEGA-RARE
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Oct 6, 2011 Sold Date
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Velvet Underground 1966


Exploding Plastic Inevitable



Recorded at the Valleydale Ballroom, Columbus OH - 4 November 1966


01 Melody Laughter


02 The Nothing Song



Extremely rare original pressing Velvet Underground 1966 LP still sealed in mint condition.



Additional Info:

Doug Snyder:  This time one of us - Dick Felton - took a tape recorder...their equipment manager Dave Faison helped us with an extension cord for our mono recorder...The tape Dick made of the concert ends with him saying, "I'm scared to play it back. I really am."  The first known release is Velvet Underground 1966, which was put out by Bernd Baierschmidt.  The LP had Melody Laughter on one side, and The Nothing Song on the other - but were just called "side one" and "side two."  Bernd's girlfriend was the mysterious cover girl.  Bernd died as the result of a motorcycle crash a couple years later, so I can tell this about him.  He had been the one to see the Velvets before the rest of us - probably before anyone else in Ohio, and for years was the cultural arbiter of Cincinnati from his perch at Kidd's Books...A few months after the Exploding Plastic Inevitable came to Ohio, Bernd Baierschmidt and Dick Felton took the Valleydale tape to New York.  They called the Factory and asked for Andy.  The voice said, "This Is Andy."  They took Andy Warhol the tape, and he made a copy.






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