VU Photo Thread

[walkonvu]

Just piked up this cool VU.EPI's Chicago Play Boy Club 1966 shot on twiter last night,I've been freaking since I gazed in The Inevitable Book,always wonder,known every show was different,how worked this one,any idea ?

According to an obscure Ad showed at The Velvet Underground Experience Exhibition the show was held Wednesday June 29, 1966 at 12:30 pm

So it could be with Angus / without Lou line up. Lucky bunnies

[taxine]

Artists and scenesters arrive for AW's EPI show at filmore auditorium on may 29,1966.

This is the last call;Lou,Mary and Gerald going stage for play their magic along.Love it .

[bradski]

[taxine]

https://credo.library.umass.edu/view/fu ... sl009-i006

Hi,I can hardly recall this cool session also in Boston,check out the box for more fun,the boys look rather stoned btw !!

[schnittstelle]

Hi,I can hardly recall this cool session also in Boston,check out the box for more fun,the boys look rather stoned btw !!

Great images! Thanks for the link!

[schnittstelle]

In the old days the first of the above pictures would have been used for a bootleg called: "Could VU walk on the water?"

[schnittstelle]

The Velvet Underground as Peanuts Characters: Snoopy Morphs Into Lou Reed, Charlie Brown Into Andy Warhol

The fun cartoon above was apparently found in a "Guide to the Velvet Underground and Andy Warhol's Factory" published by the French magazine, Les Inrockuptibles in 1990. It came around the same time the Fondation Cartier pour l'art contemporain (located in Paris) held an exhibition dedicated to Andy Warhol. Of course, Warhol famously took a break from painting in the mid-1960s and, among other things, threw his influence behind the up-and-coming NYC band, The Velvet Underground. Serving as the band's manager, he "produced" VU's first album, which meant designing the album cover and giving the band members -- Lou Reed, John Cale, Sterling Morrison, Maureen Tucker and Nico -- the freedom to make whatever album they pleased. Above, you can see these same musicians reimagined as Peanuts characters.

http://www.openculture.com/2015/07/the- ... cters.html

[taxine]

The Velvet Underground as Peanuts Characters: Snoopy Morphs Into Lou Reed, Charlie Brown Into Andy Warhol

The fun cartoon above was apparently found in a "Guide to the Velvet Underground and Andy Warhol's Factory" published by the French magazine, Les Inrockuptibles in 1990. It came around the same time the Fondation Cartier pour l'art contemporain (located in Paris) held an exhibition dedicated to Andy Warhol. Of course, Warhol famously took a break from painting in the mid-1960s and, among other things, threw his influence behind the up-and-coming NYC band, The Velvet Underground. Serving as the band's manager, he "produced" VU's first album, which meant designing the album cover and giving the band members -- Lou Reed, John Cale, Sterling Morrison, Maureen Tucker and Nico -- the freedom to make whatever album they pleased. Above, you can see these same musicians reimagined as Peanuts characters.

http://www.openculture.com/2015/07/the- ... cters.html

Hilarious,you make my day schnittstelle,many thanks !!

The whole group looks fantastic,but Lou&Moe's characters are the best by far,really love it

[bradski]

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Cartoon was also featured on the back sleeve of the Gymnasium boot

[DavidH]

Did the Peanuts Underground picture originally appear in a What Goes On magazine, or something from the VUAS?