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The Velvet Underground - Bootleg Series Volume 1: The Quine Tapes

Musician: The Velvet Underground
Album title: Bootleg Series Volume 1: The Quine Tapes
Style: Garage Rock, Psychedelic Rock, Avantgarde
Released: 2001
Country: US
Size MP3 version: 1820 mb
Size APE version: 1834 mb
Size WMA version: 1902 mb
Rating ✫: 4.1
Votes: 421
Format: VQF MP1 MP4 APE MIDI WAV AAC
Genre: Rock

The Velvet Underground - Bootleg Series Volume 1: The Quine Tapes mp3 album

The Velvet Underground Garage Rock Psychedelic Rock Avantgarde 2001 US

Tracklist

I'm Waiting For The Man	7:46
It's Just Too Much	4:11
What Goes On	8:28
I Can't Stand It	6:23
Some Kinda Love	4:51
Foggy Notion	4:44
Femme Fatale	3:17
After Hours	3:05
I'm Sticking With You	2:51
Sunday Morning	2:59
Sister Ray	24:03
Follow The Leader	17:08
White Light/White Heat	10:06
Venus In Furs	5:17
Heroin	8:14
Sister Ray	38:00
Rock And Roll	6:52
New Age	11:21
Over You	2:43
The Black Angel's Death Song	5:56
I'm Waiting For The Man	11:39
Ride Into The Sun	11:14
Sister Ray / Foggy Notion	28:42

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
314 589 067-2, 314 589 068-2, 314 589 069-2, 314 5	The Velvet Underground	Bootleg Series Volume 1: The Quine Tapes ‎(3xCD, Album, RM + Box)	Polydor, Polydor, Polydor, Polydor	314 589 067-2, 314 589 068-2, 314 589 069-2, 314 5	US	2001
314 589 067-2	The Velvet Underground	Bootleg Series Volume 1: The Quine Tapes ‎(3xCD, Comp, RM + Box, Club)	Polydor	314 589 067-2	US	2001
none	The Velvet Underground	Bootleg Series, Volume One The Quine Tapes ‎(CDr, Promo)	Universal	none	UK	2001
none	The Velvet Underground	Selected Highlights From The 3-Cd Box Set The Velvet Underground Bootleg Series, Volume 1 - The Quine Tapes ‎(CDr, Promo)	Polydor, Universal	none	UK	2001
VU 4002, B0013385-01ST01	The Velvet Underground	The Quine Tapes V.1-3 ‎(6xLP, Mono, RE + Box)	Sundazed Music, Universal Music Special Markets	VU 4002, B0013385-01ST01	US	2010

Cerekelv

Great stuff! Doesn't sound as good as 1969: Velvet Underground Live with Lou Reed, but it sounds A LOT better than the Boston Tea Party recordings. This is a must-have for fans of live VU.

Kiaile

I guess this is the way rock and roll has to sound. Another question is ...is this music made for masses ?The sound is raw and sometimes polished but off course it is a BOOTLEG series.Sometimes i wish there was a timemachine for seeing and feeling this music. And yes there is NO John Cale here but that is not that important to enjoy these legendary gigs. Listen to this and start a band !!!Very important and legendary.

Kazimi

It's a bootleg, dude! Having it in poor quality is so much better than not having it at all!

Jelar

I had this on CD but I found the quality so bad you could hardly listen to it; I was wondering if anything has been done to attempt to improve the sound quality here.

Vareyma

Hi, the sticker on the box reads: "In keeping with Sundazed's usual exacting standard, this set has been newly mastered by Bob Irwin from the original source material and is perfectly pressed on high-definition virgin vinyl."

Black_Hawk_Down

Robert Quine recorded the VU many times in the late 60s. He got permission from the band and he knew how to record live music with a hand held cassette recorder. He did the best he could in difficult circumstances and with primitive equipment. As a massive VU fan Quine played and played his cassettes - and eventually they started to wear out. He then transferred the best of the recordings onto reel-to-reel. The original cassettes were then, unfortunately, lost. In 2001 the tapes were released as a 3cd set.... and in 2010 they were released on vinyl. There has been a sound quality improvement with the vinyl release... but it is marginal. There is no way these 2nd generation cassette recordings can be anything other than lo-fi relics of another era. Don't forget - cassettes themselves were new-fangled technology back in the late 60s and both the tapes and machines were unlikely to be anything resembling hi-fi. My advice regarding the Quine tapes is to do what I would advise anybody to do with bootleg recordings - EQ the top end and bottom end a bit (or switch the loudness button on) and just play it as loud as neighbours, housemates, parents.... or nurses, carers etc will permit.