including the majestically wistful "Getting There" and the cascading "Until the Colours Come
widescreen sound when they go into the studio
who by the time of HAIL TO THE THIEF had been on a roll since 1997's OK COMPUTER (as great as THE BENDS was
spiritual jazz-funk courtesy of Thundercat and Brandon Coleman's organ and Rhodes
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The Velvet Underground - White Light / White Heat (Bonus Tracks) Normandie Records including the majestically wistful "GettingVelvet Underground: Lou Reed (vocals, guitar, piano); Sterling Morrison (vocals, guitar, bass); John Cale (vocals, electric viola, organ, bass); Maureen Tucker (percussion). WHITE LIGHT WHITE HEAT, the Velvet Underground's second album, is the band at their most calculated and perverse, but also shows another side. It is a glimpse of the more accessible rock which Lou Reed wrote, but wasn't fully comfortable with until the group's third album. WHITE