im not sure if you were complimenting me or yelling at me, but either way i probably deserve it. Woah, M.R., 45, your comment just blew my mind.
Sorry, I'm a bit over-agitated, well I fuckin' found the link at last - thanks to YOU! Thanks a helluva lot, really! M.R., 45, a sometime-hippie from Moscow, RU. etc.- only come second! You gotta judge the book, then you can drop a word 'bout the cover. There's only entities, like music & the rest - Names, styles in themselves, authoritative opinions etc. I'm against ALL KINDS OF STEREOTYPES, they just kill your intellect & aesthetic perception. fuck you! Not a link alive! I searched the whole bleeding net! AFAIK, the's no CD issue. 'Well I been Meat City to see for myself.' Well I tried to get SQUEEZE to judge by myself! But. This is where I'd normaly tell you that you can buy it here, but they don't seem to have it on. I got this from somewhere in the deep dank dark corners internet. I didn't rip this myself, I have yet to find this on vinyl. I don't have speakers hooked up to my computer right now so I can't tell you exactly which ones, but whatever don't get hung up on this one, fuck the Beatles, fuck Lou Reed, this album rules and that's all you need to know. Yes this seems more like a compliment, and largly it is, but a few of the songs sound a bit too suspiciously like some Beatles songs. In fact, the only possible complaint I might have with this album (and its hardly a complaint), is that it sounds like Abby Road-era Beatles. No droaning vodoo-mantras, no backwards three songs played on top of each other, just meat and potatoes rock and roll. So what I say, its all about the music, and as evident of Loaded the sound on Squeeze is the direction the band was heading in any ways.
Ok, ok, so none of the other Velvet Underground members are on this album either, just a man named Ian Piece on drums and Doug Yule playing everthing else. Doug Yule wrote a bunch of the songs on Loaded and even sang lead on a couple of the tracks. Just because they don't see Lou "I wrote Metal Machine Music" Reed in the lineup, they call it not a Velvet Underground album.
Every one craps all over this album and I bet they've never even listened to it. Well, you know what? Who cares! This album is great, and Doug Yule is an extreemly tallented song writer. Everybody who talkes about it goes through the same motions, so I will to: this is not a Velvet Underground album, its a Doug Yule solo album, it shouldn't be in the Velvet's discography, blah blah blah.
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