Velvet Underground [1969.03.15] The Legendary Guitar Amp Tapes [SBD]

The Velvet Underground
'The Legendary Guitar Amp Tapes'
(1996 Ultra Sonic : VUCD-37/38)
Boston Tea Party, Boston, Massachusetts
Saturday March 15th, 1969

Soundboard Recording
Recorded from Lou Reed's guitar amplifier
Encoded: 320 Kbps MP3

https://www.discogs.com/The-Velvet-Underground-The-Legendaly-Guitar-Amp-Tapes/release/4126153

Track List: (Artwork Included)
Disc 1:
01. I Can't Stand It (5:50)
02. Candy Says (4:25)
03. I'm Waiting For The Man (7:02)
04. Ferryboat Bill (4:34)
05. I'm Set Free (4:49)
06. What Goes On (7:37)
07. White Light/ White Heat (7:33)
08. Beginning To See The Light (5:25)
09. Jesus (3:27)

Disc 2:
10. Heroin (8:21)
11. Sister Ray (26:00)
12. Move Right In (4:14)
13. Run Run Run (14:19)
14. Foggy Notion (7:09)

Details:
1-11: Boston Tea Party, March 15, 1969
12, 14: Boston Tea Party, December 12, 1968
13: Boston Tea Party, July 11, 1969

This is perhaps the most unique VU boot. At the concert, the recorder decided to record the performance by plugging his tape recorder directly into Lou Reed's guitar amplifier. Because of this, vocals and bass are for the most part inaudible, except during the quiet parts of songs. Even then, the vocals are still pretty difficult to clearly make out, so we're left with an unintentional instrumental performance. Although this may disappoint some, it's what makes this recording unique, and offers some amazing renditions of "What Goes On," "White Light/White Heat," and especially "Sister Ray," just to name a few. This recording was meant to be played LOUD!! So crank up your speakers and let your ears "adjust" in the same way they did when you first listened to the 'White Light/White Heat' album. -BootlegZone.com