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and a touch of Chicago acid
Tracks from Peace were used as single B-sides and some of the alternative versions were issued on an early CD – The Manor Sessions
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music label: Funk Shit Up 2002
The Velvet Underground: Loaded (Red Vinyl) LP unusual and a touch of ChicagoThe Velvet's fourth and most commercially targeted release. It's the final one to feature Lou Reed (RIP) and its title references that their label, Atlantic subsidiary Cotillion, wanted a record "loaded with hits." And in a way it is. From the opener "Who Loves the Sun" pretty much straight on through, the album is stuffed with some of VU's most memorable material. The two biggest tracks on the record are "Sweet Jane" and "Rock & Roll" but there is a
