Scenics, The / How Does It Feel To Be Loved: The Scenics Play The Velvet Underground
Album: | How Does It Feel To Be Loved: The Scenics Play The Velvet Underground | Collection: | General | |
Artist: | Scenics, The | Added: | Aug 2008 | |
Label: | Dream Tower |
A-File Activity
Add Date: | 2008-11-23 | Pull Date: | 2009-01-25 |
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Week Ending: | Jan 25 | Jan 18 | Jan 11 | Jan 4 | Dec 28 | Dec 21 | Dec 14 | Dec 7 |
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Airplays: | 3 | 4 | 1 | 1 | 2 | 1 | 1 | 3 |
Recent Airplay
1. | Nov 21, 2019: | Being as an ocean
Beginning To See The Light |
4. | Jan 22, 2009: | A2Z
Waiting For My Man |
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2. | Apr 22, 2019: | indignant, insecure, in taco bell
Waiting For My Man |
5. | Jan 21, 2009: | Brownian Motion
Waiting For My Man |
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3. | Jan 31, 2016: | Breakaway Bluff
Beginning To See The Light |
6. | Jan 20, 2009: | Time Traveler
Here She Comes Now |
Album Review
Your Imaginary Friend
Reviewed 2008-11-16
Reviewed 2008-11-16
Recorded 1977-81 in various dives in Toronto a garagey punk band does Velvet Underground covers that rock and stand alone in their own right. Doesn’t come across as a “tribute” or a “cover” album, it just comes across fresh and yummy (despite being 30 years old, the music 40). If anything it highlights the timeless “punk” ethos that the VU embodied, years before the Pistols or Black Flag. Highly recommended.
1) waiting for my man, simple driving, captures the proto-punk that the VU was
2) splendid swaying lovely narcotic dancing beat, wow! Proto indie-rock fer ya
3) trippy cover of Here She Comes Now
4) has studio and live sounds in intro, then pounds out a punky noisy upbeat ditty, I can see them pogo’ing right now
5) I’ll be Your Mirror, sounds good sung by a male instead of Nico
6) fuzzy and driving rock, off-key garagey vocals
7) ballady, slow
8) long intro with crowd yelling (fccs?), may as well fast forward 1 minute, a pleasant swaying jangly song follows
9) low fi recording for sure, noisey, noise guitar
10) truly great head nodding rocking version of Sister Ray
1) waiting for my man, simple driving, captures the proto-punk that the VU was
2) splendid swaying lovely narcotic dancing beat, wow! Proto indie-rock fer ya
3) trippy cover of Here She Comes Now
4) has studio and live sounds in intro, then pounds out a punky noisy upbeat ditty, I can see them pogo’ing right now
5) I’ll be Your Mirror, sounds good sung by a male instead of Nico
6) fuzzy and driving rock, off-key garagey vocals
7) ballady, slow
8) long intro with crowd yelling (fccs?), may as well fast forward 1 minute, a pleasant swaying jangly song follows
9) low fi recording for sure, noisey, noise guitar
10) truly great head nodding rocking version of Sister Ray
Track Listing
1. | Waiting For My Man | 6. | Real Good Time | |||
2. | Beginning To See The Light | 7. | New Age | |||
3. | Here She Comes Now | 8. | I'm Set Free | |||
4. | Heard Her Call My Name | 9. | What Goes On | |||
5. | I'll Be Your Mirror | 10. | Sister Ray |