In my opinion there was only one band better than Velvet. It rhymes with Smed Mepplin

Thanks for this. Always loved Lou and the Velvet Underground but I had no idea about Moe. I’m so much better informed now. Fascinating.

*Have you also seen 'Sterling. The Velvet Warrior' yet?* kzbin.info/www/bejne/pZO0YatoZ6x8jKc

Terrific Cam, very respectful and interesting doco on Moe. Your drummers perspective enlightening. What a band.

Yes friends, I'm right! The og song is tuned down a quarter step from your version

So I played casually along with the song today, trying to figure it out before coming to KZbin. I wound up having to change my tuning a quarter note for it to sound alike? Was my guitar tuned wrong from the start?

Perfect

Cam Forrester! Thank You So much I was moved to tears The velvet underground changed my life Your film was amazing Touching And Well I’m gonna check out all your films ❤️

to me as a fan for half a century this four-part documentary is the place to go. hopefully many young music lovers will get to see it. the story of the velvet underground goes on. 💜

Man, i really want to tell you, how much i love all your films about the Velvets, it's like taking a head dive right into the garden of musical paradise. Thank you so much for putting these magical footage together. Friendly regards from Austria! 💜

This film is pure gold for all Velvets freaks. Thank you so very much! 💜

I was married to heroin a long time ago ❤

100% amazing from start to finish

Finally they sound like the bootlegs, this is that shit I like.

Perfect. Many many thanks to you. A public service, superbly rendered.

These guys might be the greatest tribute band in the world.

Groooo-veeee!

cool stuff

Love The Doors. What a talented fellow you are. That sounds spot on to me. Especially nice drumming.

Great playing

Groovy.

Bro never disappoints even with The Animals. Ever thought of doing covers by The Beatles, The Stones & other invasion artists?

the organ sound is missing from todays music

Loving it, Cam!

I have a UK 1965 continental and a 67 Super and a gray top super and a AC 30-great stuff

you have serious skills but the bass was a little low in the mix, rock on man

Lovely to hear some Animals tunes on that classic Vox Continental

Killing it again Mr F. So authentic I started listening for the crackle I remember from the vinyl version. Also, as Jack Nicholson asks in the 1989 Batman movie, "Where does he get those wonderful toys?" I used a vox jaguar on a demo tape many moons ago, but I don't know where it is. I'd give a lot to have it nowadays.

Love the bass on this song and the vocal swing

Reporter : "'Do you think you are a good guitarist"? Lou : "Im a good Lou Reed guitarist"

been one of my favorite bands for many years, and now I love them even more. thank you so much for this amazing documentary about this magneficent man and band!

Another great rendition of a great band ….when I was a teen I read Tim Page’s autobiography about his experiences as a Photojournalist at the height of the Vietnam war (Page after Page) and “We gotta get out of this place” was fittingly the top tune at their digs in Saigon.

Respect..!!!

This is so cool Cam...shows what a monster Ray was... great stuff!!

Thanks to you, I was finally able to understand the mechanism behind The Doors' sound, something that had been on my mind for over 30 years.

One of the all time great rock drummers.. thankyou terrific doco

very well done sir! man electric drums have come a long way!

This version is so boring compared to the original studio version. I loved how fucking abrasive the original guitar solos were, this is just fucking dad rock.

One of my favorite bands of all time! Robby's fingerstyle playing on electric has influenced me beyond words

apres le velvet... CAM s attaque aux Doors meme son : on y est

Very impressive that lit my fire right to the end 😉 Another interesting band sound wise from that period (for me at any rate) are the 13th floor elevators…when I was at University many years ago there was a great little student band who gigged on campus doing the elevators first album with a light show ….including a really great sloooow version of rollercoaster….

Another band you cited as an influence. The Doors were very defining as The Velvet Underground, yet I'm more interested in the latter than former. I would say both influenced countless alternative artists. Not to mention they released their debuts in the same year!

The Doors, let's go! If you are going for a Doors documentary, then I am all for it, because after the great work you've done with the Velvets, there can be no doubt that this will be great as well. Good job!

Good job, Cam; hope you do a Doug Yule live 1969 version as well

This is great! You must be an artist too - the colors you use and the staging is beautiful.

I can sense a new documentary about Ray Manzarek coming up!! Looking forward to your future uploads!

I'm so glad you did this Mr Forrester. You have now explored the sounds of the two bands who were the biggest influences on my own songwriting and interest in music. It's always a joy when new content of yours drops onto my feed. You're killing it on that Vox! I am also awed by the amount of research you put into your documentaries and short features. I'm in my 60s but you have made me remember the impact bands like the Velvets and the Doors had on me as a young man. I'm surprised you can give your own music the attention it deserves when you're cranking out stuff of this quality. Never stop though, never stop.

Thank you very much.

me encanta¡ chile año 2024

Nothing fancy here. Just brilliant imaginative musicianship. Fantastic cover.