The Velvet Forum

MJG196 wrote:
Did Lou acknowledge Doug's contributions at any point post-HOF induction?

I can't even remember him acknowledging Cale's contributions.

You can hear Waiting For My Man at the Matrix in full here:

Min 15:30 in the recording ... hope youll enjoy!

http://www.npr.org/blogs/allsongs/2014/ ... pad&f=1039

great! great! great!
Lou seems in great mood that night. The band is self confident and full of power
as ever.
It really is a great pleasure to discover another version.

Note that this version is totally new and is not part of the Matrix Sampler stuff
I really think that some more Matrix stuff will come out, maybe as part of a Deluxe Live 1969?
Maybe next year? With version of "Candy says" ?

Anyway, thank you for that and i do hope that all the "in -betweens songs discssions" are not cut

Like on the gym WLWH CD ? Hope someone can produce a file with between songs chat and songs from the CD...

Price dropped to $84.98 on Amazon (US)

stooge wrote:Note that this version is totally new and is not part of the Matrix Sampler stuff
I really think that some more Matrix stuff will come out, maybe as part of a Deluxe Live 1969?
Maybe next year? With version of "Candy says" ?

Anyway, thank you for that and i do hope that all the "in -betweens songs discssions" are not cut

I have it from a great source "the Matrix songs on the 3rd Super deluxe is not all of the songs. the balance will be out in 2015"

(oops, I added my comment to the wrong Quote.)

velvetfan wrote:the balance will be out in 2015"

Stretching out the Matrix material on two SuperDeluxe releases... aren't they marketing geniuses?
Because of the quality and importance of the material I would have prefered a stand alone live archive release.
At least most of the material will be made available.

thank you Velvetfan.
I don't think Universal spend some money buying those tapes and doing nothing with them
so it confirms whatI think from the beginning

And never fear - next year we'll get to begin the rolling fiftieth anniversary issues, beginning with the '65 demos.