Listen to Radiohead and The Velvet Underground on wooden vinyl!
Filing under the good uses of 3D printing technology, Amanda Ghassael has created another great world's first: vinyl records made of wood.
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Filing under the good uses of 3D printing technology, Amanda Ghassael has created another great world's first: vinyl records made of wood.
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Following news that Jack White is to release the upcoming The Great Gatsby soundtrack on actual platinum and gold discs , an American nanotechnology whiz has decided to do one better and produce the first ever vinyl record cut onto ply wood by a 3D laser printer.
Read MoreApparently Lawrence Hayward's whole plan was to release ten LPs and ten singles in ten years.
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The bones of the Velvet Underground's carcass have been picked over many, many times since Lou Reed left the group in the summer of 1970, from greatest (non) hits comps to outtakes collections to live albums.
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The lavish boxset reissue of The Velvet Underground's seminal debut is reviewed in the new issue of Uncut (November 2012, Take 186), out now.
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Brian Eno once famously said that The Velvet Underground & Nico album may not have sold many copies when it first came out, but everyone that bought it, formed a band.
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1. Heroin 2. Move Right In 3. I’m Set Free 4. Run Run Run 5. I’m Waiting For The Man 6. What Goes On 7. I Can’t Stand It 8. Candy Says 9. Beginning To See The Light 10. White Light/White Heat 11. Pale Blue Eyes 12.
Read MoreThe Velvet Underground's first album is forty-five years young, and the Bay Area label Castle Face has conjured up an in-sequence various artists tribute to the beauty of that All-Time Classic.
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The Velvet Underground & Nico is, it's fairly uncontroversial to say, an iconic album – thanks in large part to the Andy Warhol–designed sleeve, and the soundbite-friendly claim that it "only sold 10,000 copies, but everyone who bought it formed a band".
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I've always thought that if I was ever stranded on a desert island with only one album to keep me company, it would have to be ' The Velvet Underground & Nico '.
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Last month we announced The Velvet Underground tribute album from Castle Face Records—commemorating the whopping 45 years since those freaks released The Velvet Underground & Nico and scared hippies from coast to coast—and now we get to listen to Thee Oh Sees' contribution to the compilation.
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In honor of the 45th anniversary of "The Velvet Underground & Nico," Castle Face and Universal will be releasing not only the record's 458th reissue (really), but also a covers compilation of the album.
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What's the best thing you've ever picked up at a car boot sale?
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Universally acclaimed as the most influential debut album ever, The Velvet Underground & Nico spawned not just imitators but entire genres of music.
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The Velvets may be known for documenting the seedy underbelly of the 60s, all junkies, violence and sex fiends.
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Attempting to rank songs by the Velvet Underground — the '27 Yankees of rock-music catalogs — is almost inevitably going to end in tears.
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As mentioned , John Dwyer's Castle Face label is releasing a tribute to Velvet Underground & Nico on November 6 with covers by Ty Segall, Thee Oh Sees, Blasted Canyons, The Fresh & Onlys, White Fence, and more, and they're rolling out the tracks gradually this month.
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To celebrate the 45th anniversary of '60s psych rockers the Velvet Underground's The Velvet Underground & Nico , Castle Face Records (in conjunction with Universal) will release The Velvet Underground & Nico by Castle Face and Friends on Nov. 6.
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On November 6, Universal and Castle Face will present the Bay Area covers album The Velvet Underground & Nico by Castle Face and Friends.
Read MoreFor the second year in a row, record stores across the country will sell exclusive, limited-edition releases on Black Friday (November 23rd).
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It takes a certain boldness to cover "Sunday Morning," the very first song on the very first album of the Velvet Underground.
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The simple answer is to listen to the album.
Read MoreApparently Lawrence Hayward's whole plan was to release ten LPs and ten singles in ten years.
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Whilst they remain - and are unlikely now to ever move away from being - fringe, or for want of a better word "cult", works Ballard's novels do not exist in a vacuum: they have simultaneously affected and predicted the future, both of literature and of the society which that literature moves to represent.
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The lavish boxset reissue of The Velvet Underground's seminal debut is reviewed in the new issue of Uncut (November 2012, Take 186), out now.
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Ty Segall , Thee Oh Sees , and The Fresh & Onlys are among those that recorded cover tracks for an upcoming The Velvet Underground & Nico 45th anniversary tribute.
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While the trailer for " Killing Them Softly " may feature Johnny Cash , but the movie itself goes for a different musical angle all together.
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The copyright claim was a little dodgy in the first place because, when the album first came out, there was no copyright notice on the jacket.
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