The creepiest most coolest & most interesting song i ever heard in a movie

My very favourite bit, after the guitar flourishes after the verse, is his almost perceptible head nod near the end. I know I sound pedantic, but when I saw Lou Reed live in Melbourne many decades ago, I was very disappointed with him keeping his back to the audience for most of the concert. I was very young and was turned off him for many years. This performance is what I would have liked to see. He’s still non committal but there’s those moments when he just gets into it and I love that. A very talented man. 🥰❤️

Is Lou forgotten how he has to sing the right melodie ? And that goes for all his old songs : worthless !!!

highly trained musicians - you dont see that today

so many versions and i love em all

The applause says it all.

I love this sing buy really dont like the way lou reed sings it john cale version u can find on youtube is soooo much better the john voice in laterv years sings great maybe lou reed cant sing it like 1967 ????

this is he VU song which really sets them apart

excellent!!!!

During the verses sorry, after shiny bits of leather.

Great version. Thank you.

Rock n roll life eeeeeeeee

Who's watching during the pandemic & these amazing guys deserve to be in the early stages of grunge they played the way for acts like verve nevanna courtney Cobain etc endless you guys still have it 🎙🎹🎸📽📺

Very true to the original and very live...RIP Lou Reed

In 1999 or 2000 when i was about 15, my music project was on the Velvet Underground. I played Here She Comes Now. The music teacher had never heard of Velvet Underground lol but i got an A so all was well 😄

Shiny shiny SHINY bootsofleather

overrated band

Definitely a Le Femme song, and that is a compliment.

A lot of y'all seem surprised by this performance.. Lou Reed was notorious for this, he would sing his own songs differently on a pretty regular basis (usually the changes are significantly worse than the way he sings on actual studio releases imo, the reason I'm guessing is because he was not a highly-skilled / technical vocalist).

I remember i heard this song first time on Vh1 in their program " Vh1 classic" . It used to air on sunday and they show old song their.

It sounds like his singing a different melody

Sterling Morrison on bass! RIP Nico,Sterling,lou

sterling and the bass :p i remember he hate play bass but love the song

Só para almas.

Love the band, love Lou Reed, love the song,..hate it live...please don't start with the hateful mean comments....I just dislike this live ..studio is by far superior.

Start trash

The ugliest coolest guitar in the world! Um... Lou's...

I think he sang different but still love it!

Yikes, the singing it terrible! The Smashing Pumpkins do a really nice live version of it too, but it also is a bit noisy as a live recording. Shame, such a great song.

He's rubbish

Lou thinks he's a jazz singer. He's not.

Me encanta cómo suena en vivo.. Different colors made of tears, qué frase!

I would pay to unhear this version.

It's like 50 years since his songs were "prime-time"-songs, so give him a break on his performances in front of the cameras... Anyways, he was the man, and he decided how to do his songs.

The original studio version is unique on its own but here it sounds like they are trying to make it sound like other conventional songs .. sad...

I worship VU, but this version... Lou sounds like he just wants to be done with the song so he can go home and pass out on the kitchen floor.

Sucks. This song is epic and deserves more effort. Hear how excited the crowd was? Then this is the effort. Sounds like a sedated Johnny Cash ripoff

They changed the guitar parts, removing the exquisitely dissonant notes in the riff in the original. Horrifying bland-out. Morrison was so disenchanted with the reunion shows he went to his grave refusing to listen to or watch the videos.

Lou had such a soulful voice, v cool :)

As dark as it was all those years ago . Whiplash, whips and .all those dark secrets you keep locked up. Shinny shony

You had to have lived in those days to get it

This would be great without Reed's terrible singing.

A Severin is the most beautiful form of boy. He is kind. He is gentle, yet he is strong. He is not afraid to love which only makes someone love him more. He has no value, but you give him your heart because he earns it. "I'd never seen a Severin before, hes perfect and I love him!"

The original punks

lou wasn't better just more stoned.

Lou Reed: great composer and singer but worst live performer ever

can someone please tab this performance? I have been trying to put different slightly incorrect tabs together, and obviously just learning by ear as well, but I want to play it the way it's played here, more than any other way. Hope someone sees this. thanks

This version is better than the original one.

Bellissimo.. Grande respiro...

I don't feel they get the credit they deserve. Velvet Underground has influenced not bands but art and yet their almost unknown to most people. Definitely one one the top five greatest bands of all time