It was 1987. My wife was pregnant and I was reading a book about pregnancy. It said that you could sing to an embryo in the pregnant belly and it would remember it (or something like it) after birth. That sounds pretty stupid, but I tried it anyway. When Junior was on the rampage again, I lay down on my wife's stomach and sang "I'm Sticking With You" to him. I thought it was somehow appropriate, even if the Velvet Underground wasn't exactly the epitome of beautiful songs. So I tried it and, believe it or not, after 2-3 times it got quieter. The even more amazing thing was after the birth. When Junior had something (if it wasn't flatulence) that bothered him, I would take him in my arms and sing him "I'm Sticking With You" and he would calm down immediately. Call me a liar, a dreamer or an incurable idiot, the story is true. And this with a group that once sang about "Heroin".
Damn, the Velvets rocked harder than any of their contemporaries, yet still bumped out the tenderest of ballads like it was no big deal. This and 'After Hours' are as beautiful as anything from the doo-wop era.
This will always remind me of a sweet, beautiful friend who is no longer with us. I was playing my unplugged guitar in her tiny kitchenette and we were singing this, and we cracked up laughing when we made a cats' chorus of the harmonies. Love you Louise. Thanks Lou Reed.
What an excellent story to go with an excellent song. I hope this song brings back a world of happy times for you as, whenever you need it, you can always listen and remember.
I'm sticking with you 'Cause I'm made out of glue Anything that you might do I'm gonna do too You held up a stage coach in the rain And I'm doing the same Saw you hanging from a tree And I made believe it was me I'm sticking with you 'Cause I'm made out of glue Anything that you might do I'm gonna do too Some people go Into the stratosphere Soldiers fighting With the Cong But with you by my side I can do anything When we swing We hang past right and wrong I'll do anything for you Anything you want me too I'll do anything for you Oh, oh, I'm sticking with you Oh, oh, I'm sticking with you Oh, oh, I'm sticking with you Oh, oh, I'm sticking with you Oh, oh, I'm sticking with you Oh, oh, I'm sticking with you Oh, oh, I'm sticking with you Oh, oh, I'm sticking with you
Florence Frere When me and my boyfriend are facing hard times. This is the tune I play. Can't think of a better song to walk down the aisle to.. how lovely x
My brother asked me to play the most romantic song I could come up with during his wedding reception. My first and only thought was I'm sticking with you. They didn't know about vu (young people) 😑 I know it has a dark undertone but I still think its a great love song, a great song, a classic song, a testimony to life. They are still married and now have two children togheter :)
Lou was a great song writer, positively literary...... he/she sings the initial tag line to one set of chords, has a jarring, touching and preposterous break using other chords, then returns to the tag line with different chords yet, and the silliness elevates into profundity, intimate and utterly romantic... who does that better than him? Play it, musicians; you'll see how brilliant this "ditty" of his is.
Yeah but nobody called them the velvets that's what kids do today they chop names down so they can text them on their phones. We used to say Andy warhol's band
RIP Lou. I dedicate your wonderful song to my true love. Thank you for your life, thank you for sharing your genius with us. You will never be forgotten.
This is maybe my favorite thing on the Internet and it pretty much justifies it’s whole existence. Thank you for making this. It makes me cry happy tears.
"I'll do anything for you Anything you want me to I'll do anything for you oohoh I'm sticking with you oohoh" That just may be the sweetest thing I've ever heard!
I'm sticking with you 'Cos I'm made out of glue Anything that you might do I'm gonna do too You held up a stagecoach in the rain And I'm doing the same So you're hanging from a tree And I made believe it was me I'm sticking with you 'Cos I'm made out of glue Anything that you might do I'm gonna do too There're people going into the stratosphere Soldiers fighting with the Cong But with you by my side I can do anything When we swing, babe, we hang past right and wrong I'll do anything for you Anything you want me too I'll do anything for you Oohoh I'm sticking with you Oohoh I'm sticking with you Oohoh I'm sticking with you
My husband is very, very, very quiet. Like almost mute quiet, and he rarely speaks if not spoken to first. He wants to talk more to me but he kind of can't unless I initiate a conversation and even then he mainly nods or shakes his head. So as a way of speaking to me, he sometimes does something when I listen to a song. If it has a line he wants to say to me, he touches me. I was listening to this, just minding my business. But when "I'll do anything for you...anything you want me to." came on, he started rubbing my hand softly, holding it and rubbing it, rubbing it more and more as "I'm sticking with you" started being sung. I'm tearing up writing this. Because he's telling the truth. In his own, unconventional, amazing ways he has tried to fulfill every need and want I have had to the best of his ability. I have PPD and struggle to trust others. But as I write this I am tearing up and realizing this man is so goddamn in love with me, as I am with him. There is no man that could ever come close to him in my eyes.
@@dannyboy6114 yes he does! I do too, and so does our son. It just manifests differently in me. He had a very healthy family who accepted him for who he is, so he doesn't really mask or force himself to act differently, at least not usually. I didn't have that so I learned to force myself to talk, though sometimes it's so hard, like I have a sock in my throat and I have to speak anyways. It's like my words are heavy and I have to slog through it anyways. I love that we're all autistic. I love his autism, I love that our son is just like us, and also the way that he is so, so brilliant and so unusual. My son is smarter than me too and he just amazes me, I have no doubt that he is a genius. It's precious to me.
@destructionandcreation ❤️❤️ I have been like this most of my life apart from when I went off the rails a bit with alcohol and drugs. I have a new partner and children now and I don't do any of that but she's noticed things about me that not many people have noticed (probably because i dont go anywhere) and she thinks I'm autistic. I'm 41 now and I'm waiting to be assessed which I'm not looking forward to but feel like I need to go ahead with to get some answers to the reason I am the way I am.
@@dannyboy6114 Wow, same here! When I was 21, my father tried to murder me, and the severe stress of it made me snap and I started doing very impulsive, reckless things. I was extremely outgoing and the life of the party because my inhibitions were suddenly gone, but I was still weird. I was trying so hard to be normal and fit in, and I WAS more popular, like significantly more than ever before because I was so wild and I hate to sound arrogant but I was very attractive. I was a hot, wild 21 year old on a rampage, and I was getting a lot of attention...but it was like people still knew I wasn't like them. On another but still related note, my husband and i knew each other then, but we were not together. He was one of the only people who knew something was deeply wrong (or at least actually gave a damn and wasn't just trying to sleep with me) but he just didn't know how to communicate with me. He felt completely unable to. I actually didn't know this until years later, but he knew who was hurting me and who was enabling me for their own fun, and he intimidated them away from me. He can be very imposing if he feels he needs to be, because he's wildly intelligent and 7'2. People randomly started avoiding me and acting very strange towards me for no good reason. They wouldn't really tell me much. it broke my heart at the time but it actually saved me from going to prison and from being human trafficked, because i had a VERY close call with that, and my husband said he will never forgive the girl who did that. She was one of the people he scared off from being around me. I'm also so happy to hear you got over that and have a family. That's wonderful to hear. Us people with autism are like a family and I love hearing success stories. You absolutely should get assessed, it's never too late, and don't get discouraged if you don't get diagnosed right off the bat. My mother tried to get me diagnosed when I was 13 and the psychiatrist acted like she was an idiot and I was just stubborn. Then another one gave me a chance and I got my diagnosis finally at 16. You're making a really good decision.
@destructionandcreation by heck you've had it rough. I'm so happy the way things have turned out for you now. I don't know what I'd be be like now if I didn't have a good partner and kids. They make me smile everyday even though I have terrible anxiety attacks most days they keep me going. Thanks for this little talk you've helped me in a way as I've got a little more confidence about going to my assessment now.I'm sure I do have autism.i've just never really thought about it. i'll probably clam up as usual at the assessment too but my partner said it's fine she'll do all the talking for me.
i always loved the VU , the tragic irony of lou dead is the flood of young people interested in his work which i found great maybe. some grate musicians will come out of this
Laissons faire la parole avec Djingo et la maison connectée de Orange 😜👍 Great Song maintenant Go chercher la musique de la pub de Audi "Let it go" d' Idina Menzel
I had no idea the Velvet Underground made this, suddenly it's taken on a much darker tone. Especially "I saw you hanging from a tree, and I made believe it was me."
Love your video, *natasaaa*. My favorite part was the title sequence: An old-fashioned typewriter sound banging out letters written in Sharpie! I like low-tech videos, and this looks like stop-motion videography to me, and it doesn't get much more low-tech than that. The starring characters were adorable! Very appropriate to the song. Very well done!
Okay. Everybody but lou leave the room. Love the story of keeping the drum beat while sterling, lou, an john are blasting out their tangents maureen at home keeping beat for a place for the boys to come back home an end song. Amen
Nice, sensitive and fragile. Reminds me the glorious days back in the spring of 2002-2003 where love supply exceeded love demand in the myocardium of my heart!
One of the loveliest of show tunes, for no particular show, and it only emerged-years after its intended original release-in 1985 on the VU record (an outtakes compilation).
Beautiful song, the warm, clear, unique voices that alternate frame a message as beautiful and important as how love can unite people making them live as a single entity ... love is power .... having it ... living it .... sharing it is a force that allows us not to have barriers, obstacles .... love goes by itself in its favorite path on which we proceed in only one direction and when you stop you have to listen to this song and take up the pace with joy and confidence . Who has it if you take care of it, if you hold it tightly exposing it to the sun to make it shine in order to receive its enormous heat. Love is ageless and sometimes fragile ..... Beautiful voices, very nice ..... 😊😊😊.
My hippie boyfriend and I were at a restaurant celebrating his birthday earlier this week; and this song and "Perfect Day" came on back to back. What an awesome experience!
The Nick Drake album is called PINK MOON. Nick only recorded three-odd albums before he overdosed. Pink Moon is considered his most accessible record, and the title song one of his best, besides Riverman. If you're just discovering ND for the first time, then you're in for a real treat. Enjoy.
I'll do anything for you Anything you want me to I'll do anything for you Oh I'm sticking with you Oh I'm sticking with you Oh I'm sticking with you ❤ you Guyman
At last, somebody mentions Mo Tucker!!!! Not just a great drummer, ahead of her time,( 'coz it was rare to have a female drummer in the '60s, ) but also a good singer. Lou Reed was just a brilliant song writer too!!! Such a cheerful, positive song!!!
My friend said she loves The Velvet Underground ever since Juno. Nigga, I've loved them since the 70's. And you can't love a band if you know only one of their famous songs..
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It was 1987. My wife was pregnant and I was reading a book about pregnancy. It said that you could sing to an embryo in the pregnant belly and it would remember it (or something like it) after birth.
That sounds pretty stupid, but I tried it anyway. When Junior was on the rampage again, I lay down on my wife's stomach and sang "I'm Sticking With You" to him. I thought it was somehow appropriate, even if the Velvet Underground wasn't exactly the epitome of beautiful songs.
So I tried it and, believe it or not, after 2-3 times it got quieter.
The even more amazing thing was after the birth. When Junior had something (if it wasn't flatulence) that bothered him, I would take him in my arms and sing him "I'm Sticking With You" and he would calm down immediately.
Call me a liar, a dreamer or an incurable idiot, the story is true. And this with a group that once sang about "Heroin".
@@clash4ever Beautiful.
I would call you a loving father.
@@jaymorris171 Thank you very much, that's one of the nicest things anyone has ever said to me.
Damn, the Velvets rocked harder than any of their contemporaries, yet still bumped out the tenderest of ballads like it was no big deal. This and 'After Hours' are as beautiful as anything from the doo-wop era.
Nice to mention doo wop : )
True.
Always loved Ill be Your Mirror. Even more than this one. Another great was If You Close the Door.
Lou Reed started in the doo-wop era and was a pop songsmith before he became "the" Lou Reed.
Yet when it kicks in it kicks in. Love double love the velvets
Her voice is so hauntingly beautiful. This and 'After Hours' are so gorgeous!
This will always remind me of a sweet, beautiful friend who is no longer with us. I was playing my unplugged guitar in her tiny kitchenette and we were singing this, and we cracked up laughing when we made a cats' chorus of the harmonies. Love you Louise. Thanks Lou Reed.
What an excellent story to go with an excellent song. I hope this song brings back a world of happy times for you as, whenever you need it, you can always listen and remember.
you made me cry.
Slammerworm1 We love you too, Louise! We will sing this song all together in heaven very soon, I am pleased to meet you there!
Memories are wonderful things...
Sweet memories...
I'm sticking with you
'Cause I'm made out of glue
Anything that you might do
I'm gonna do too
You held up a stage coach in the rain
And I'm doing the same
Saw you hanging from a tree
And I made believe it was me
I'm sticking with you
'Cause I'm made out of glue
Anything that you might do
I'm gonna do too
Some people go
Into the stratosphere
Soldiers fighting
With the Cong
But with you by my side
I can do anything
When we swing
We hang past right and wrong
I'll do anything for you
Anything you want me too
I'll do anything for you
Oh, oh, I'm sticking with you
Oh, oh, I'm sticking with you
Oh, oh, I'm sticking with you
Oh, oh, I'm sticking with you
Oh, oh, I'm sticking with you
Oh, oh, I'm sticking with you
Oh, oh, I'm sticking with you
Oh, oh, I'm sticking with you
My husband chose this tune for me to walk down the aisle to. We're still sticking like glue ❤️❤️
Florence Frere that's awesome, I hope I can find someone that would agree to play velvet underground at our wedding
Florence Frere That's....wow😍.
Florence Frere this is so sweet ♥♥♥
that ruins it for me
Florence Frere
When me and my boyfriend are facing hard times. This is the tune I play.
Can't think of a better song to walk down the aisle to.. how lovely x
My brother asked me to play the most romantic song I could come up with during his wedding reception. My first and only thought was I'm sticking with you. They didn't know about vu (young people) 😑
I know it has a dark undertone but I still think its a great love song, a great song, a classic song, a testimony to life. They are still married and now have two children togheter :)
it makes me cry everytime
in a good way
Moe (Maureen) Tucker a very underrated drummer, and she sounds so sweet singing this.
Lou was a great song writer, positively literary...... he/she sings the initial tag line to one set of chords, has a jarring, touching and preposterous break using other chords, then returns to the tag line with different chords yet, and the silliness elevates into profundity,
intimate and utterly romantic... who does that better than him? Play it, musicians; you'll see how brilliant this "ditty" of his is.
The Velvets were so versatile and diverse - and great! Clever, sweet video, too; thank you!
Yeah but nobody called them the velvets that's what kids do today they chop names down so they can text them on their phones. We used to say Andy warhol's band
Always thought they were ahead of their time when my dad played them tbh
@@Quinoezi Firstly, this has never happened, and secondly, you are the kid yourself
@@II-xl7lj Ok sure! :-)
RIP Lou. I dedicate your wonderful song to my true love. Thank you for your life, thank you for sharing your genius with us. You will never be forgotten.
THIS SONG is amazing, lovely, inspiring, adorable, touching, soulful, honest and phenomenal. Truly.
Yeah I agree
This is so cute. I remember watching this as a child. ❤️
This is maybe my favorite thing on the Internet and it pretty much justifies it’s whole existence. Thank you for making this. It makes me cry happy tears.
"I'll do anything for you
Anything you want me to
I'll do anything for you oohoh
I'm sticking with you oohoh"
That just may be the sweetest thing I've ever heard!
My favourite Velvets tune. Starts in one place and ends up somewhere else entirely, in just over 2 minutes. Neat!
you'll never be forgotten R.I.P Lou Reed
My dad met my mom by singing this to her at a party... So I guess I sort of owe my life to this song... :)
I get goosebumps every time the chorus leads into the music for Pale blue eyes at 1:58. It sounds divine.
I'm sticking with you
'Cos I'm made out of glue
Anything that you might do
I'm gonna do too
You held up a stagecoach in the rain
And I'm doing the same
So you're hanging from a tree
And I made believe it was me
I'm sticking with you
'Cos I'm made out of glue
Anything that you might do
I'm gonna do too
There're people going into the stratosphere
Soldiers fighting with the Cong
But with you by my side I can do anything
When we swing, babe, we hang past right and wrong
I'll do anything for you
Anything you want me too
I'll do anything for you
Oohoh I'm sticking with you
Oohoh I'm sticking with you
Oohoh I'm sticking with you
Lou Reed will be always in our head
My husband is very, very, very quiet. Like almost mute quiet, and he rarely speaks if not spoken to first. He wants to talk more to me but he kind of can't unless I initiate a conversation and even then he mainly nods or shakes his head. So as a way of speaking to me, he sometimes does something when I listen to a song. If it has a line he wants to say to me, he touches me. I was listening to this, just minding my business. But when "I'll do anything for you...anything you want me to." came on, he started rubbing my hand softly, holding it and rubbing it, rubbing it more and more as "I'm sticking with you" started being sung. I'm tearing up writing this. Because he's telling the truth. In his own, unconventional, amazing ways he has tried to fulfill every need and want I have had to the best of his ability. I have PPD and struggle to trust others. But as I write this I am tearing up and realizing this man is so goddamn in love with me, as I am with him. There is no man that could ever come close to him in my eyes.
Does he have autism. I am the same I hardly ever talk.
@@dannyboy6114 yes he does! I do too, and so does our son. It just manifests differently in me. He had a very healthy family who accepted him for who he is, so he doesn't really mask or force himself to act differently, at least not usually. I didn't have that so I learned to force myself to talk, though sometimes it's so hard, like I have a sock in my throat and I have to speak anyways. It's like my words are heavy and I have to slog through it anyways. I love that we're all autistic. I love his autism, I love that our son is just like us, and also the way that he is so, so brilliant and so unusual. My son is smarter than me too and he just amazes me, I have no doubt that he is a genius. It's precious to me.
@destructionandcreation ❤️❤️ I have been like this most of my life apart from when I went off the rails a bit with alcohol and drugs. I have a new partner and children now and I don't do any of that but she's noticed things about me that not many people have noticed (probably because i dont go anywhere) and she thinks I'm autistic. I'm 41 now and I'm waiting to be assessed which I'm not looking forward to but feel like I need to go ahead with to get some answers to the reason I am the way I am.
@@dannyboy6114 Wow, same here! When I was 21, my father tried to murder me, and the severe stress of it made me snap and I started doing very impulsive, reckless things. I was extremely outgoing and the life of the party because my inhibitions were suddenly gone, but I was still weird. I was trying so hard to be normal and fit in, and I WAS more popular, like significantly more than ever before because I was so wild and I hate to sound arrogant but I was very attractive. I was a hot, wild 21 year old on a rampage, and I was getting a lot of attention...but it was like people still knew I wasn't like them. On another but still related note, my husband and i knew each other then, but we were not together. He was one of the only people who knew something was deeply wrong (or at least actually gave a damn and wasn't just trying to sleep with me) but he just didn't know how to communicate with me. He felt completely unable to. I actually didn't know this until years later, but he knew who was hurting me and who was enabling me for their own fun, and he intimidated them away from me. He can be very imposing if he feels he needs to be, because he's wildly intelligent and 7'2. People randomly started avoiding me and acting very strange towards me for no good reason. They wouldn't really tell me much. it broke my heart at the time but it actually saved me from going to prison and from being human trafficked, because i had a VERY close call with that, and my husband said he will never forgive the girl who did that. She was one of the people he scared off from being around me. I'm also so happy to hear you got over that and have a family. That's wonderful to hear. Us people with autism are like a family and I love hearing success stories. You absolutely should get assessed, it's never too late, and don't get discouraged if you don't get diagnosed right off the bat. My mother tried to get me diagnosed when I was 13 and the psychiatrist acted like she was an idiot and I was just stubborn. Then another one gave me a chance and I got my diagnosis finally at 16. You're making a really good decision.
@destructionandcreation by heck you've had it rough. I'm so happy the way things have turned out for you now. I don't know what I'd be be like now if I didn't have a good partner and kids. They make me smile everyday even though I have terrible anxiety attacks most days they keep me going. Thanks for this little talk you've helped me in a way as I've got a little more confidence about going to my assessment now.I'm sure I do have autism.i've just never really thought about it. i'll probably clam up as usual at the assessment too but my partner said it's fine she'll do all the talking for me.
Just heard a group of drunks girls outside singing this! Had to find out what it was! Haha this is too cute!!:)
perfect way to find a song hahah
This, "I'll Be Your Mirror," "Sunday Morning," "What Goes On" - and I haven't exhausted the list. Indeed, what a songwriter!
The man was an absolute genius,for me the greatest composer that ever lived
😁 I never knew that this was a Velvet Underground song.
I no parler English
Moi je parle français🇫🇷🇫🇷🇫🇷🇫🇷🇫🇷🇫🇷🇫🇷🇫🇷🇫🇷🇫🇷
Rossé Kyliann moi aussi
i always loved the VU , the tragic irony of lou dead is the flood of young people interested in his work which i found great maybe. some grate musicians will come out of this
I really didn’t get into them until I heard the strokes
Revolutionary band. The sounds the Underground produced are still so prevalent in modern indie and punk music
Laissons faire la parole avec Djingo et la maison connectée de Orange 😜👍
Great Song maintenant Go chercher la musique de la pub de Audi "Let it go" d' Idina Menzel
tié bidon il sert a rien ton commentaire
Ouais ta raison laissons faire la parole
Le tien aussi eli 🙄
Grave
I had no idea the Velvet Underground made this, suddenly it's taken on a much darker tone. Especially "I saw you hanging from a tree, and I made believe it was me."
Love your video, *natasaaa*. My favorite part was the title sequence: An old-fashioned typewriter sound banging out letters written in Sharpie! I like low-tech videos, and this looks like stop-motion videography to me, and it doesn't get much more low-tech than that. The starring characters were adorable! Very appropriate to the song. Very well done!
R.I.P Lou Reed I love you...
Why did he win fuck rebulicunts
@@ldv-washwoodheathconvoy-ma6280 WHAT?
THE GREAT brought me here!!
I love that show so much. This song too! ❤❤❤❤
"I'll do anything for you. Anything you.. want me to"
Dangerous stuff.
I was born in 1972. I heard of the Velvet Underground when I was a kid but didnt start listening to them till the late 1990s.
The Montifiore Hospital Unicorn commercial brought me here .
Okay. Everybody but lou leave the room. Love the story of keeping the drum beat while sterling, lou, an john are blasting out their tangents maureen at home keeping beat for a place for the boys to come back home an end song. Amen
Nice, sensitive and fragile. Reminds me the glorious days back in the spring of 2002-2003 where love supply exceeded love demand in the myocardium of my heart!
One of the loveliest of show tunes, for no particular show, and it only emerged-years after its intended original release-in 1985 on the VU record (an outtakes compilation).
I listen to/watch this almost every morning between 5 and 7 am when I'm folding clothes or stocking hair dye at Walmart.
That acoustic guitar towards the end , so so so tough!!!
Not sure how i got here but im glad i did...cheered me up....!!
our wedding song.... and beautifully presented.
Huzzah
Huzzah
I love this so, so much.
This is simply what love is about, distilled to its simplest, sweetest form.
I tip my hat to you, video-artist.
Kimya Dawson + Adam Green's The Velvet Moldy Underground Peaches…
THOUGHT SO TOO
Max Yakin Bozek me too
DUDE HELL YEAH I LOVE THAT
omg i never knew this was the velvet underground!
Omg. This is beautiful. It starts out stilted and “rehearsed”, rigid… then it matures as it progresses. I love this.
i was obsessed with this song and video as a child. and now ive found it again!!!! very cool!
Two thumbs up for the video. smashing
It's simple, but there is something so likable about this song, the harmonies at the end are really nice... Cool video too :)
the coda alone is magical! this could well be transferred to a theatrical dialogue. John Cale on piano, LOVE this whole piece, Really LOVE!
I gotta hand it to that ad. I found a hidden gem.
Bro same
This was played constantly on Sky News during the Summer of 2002. Well remembered here too - It advertised (somewhat curiously) Hyundai cars.
Friends at summer camp sang this back in the early 1970s. It’s a sweet song.
Here because of a yt ad...
Yep, the ad with the unicorn and the girl or something
my fav VU song. such a classic
Hey, could you tell me, when this song was originally released? :)
Beautiful picture!
The dedication to this animatuin is appreciated and amazing. Lovely music and stop-motion, thank you for making this!
I think I can feel this song.
JE N'EN PEUX PLUS DE CETTE MUSIQUE, MERCI HEIN LA PUB QUI PASSE 10000 FOIS PAR JOUR
The harmonizing on the oh ooh ohs gets me every time.
The ending of this song is just prime.
nostalgia
Beautiful song, the warm, clear, unique voices that alternate frame a message as beautiful and important as how love can unite people making them live as a single entity ... love is power .... having it ... living it .... sharing it is a force that allows us not to have barriers, obstacles .... love goes by itself in its favorite path on which we proceed in only one direction and when you stop you have to listen to this song and take up the pace with joy and confidence . Who has it if you take care of it, if you hold it tightly exposing it to the sun to make it shine in order to receive its enormous heat. Love is ageless and sometimes fragile ..... Beautiful voices, very nice ..... 😊😊😊.
This is the best love song from the king of alternative/Roll'n Rock band.
I remember buying this great EP in Rough Trade in Notting Hill in 1977 😎
I'm here after watching The Great Hulu
Huzzah
2020 I'm still here 💖
I'm dedicating this week to listening only to velvet & Lou. RIP. The world has lost a great poet
My hippie boyfriend and I were at a restaurant celebrating his birthday earlier this week;
and this song and "Perfect Day" came on back to back. What an awesome experience!
What a truly fascinating and innovative video. Brilliant!
I'm so glad I can sing and play this on the piano!
If I knew you we could jam ;) My instrument guitar.
Yep . . . one of my favorites when I was younger . . .
My hubby and I, forever. To the end! ❤🦔✨💐
One of my favs 😍 Love you hun!
@nicklarson3962 I love you sweetheart! I love you so f***ng much. Always know this. ❤️ ✨
The Velvet Underground; La octava maravilla del mundo!!! Gracias maestros!
I just saw where they unearthed two mummies glued together and it made me think of Mo Tucker.
Muy lindo el video y la canción, un delicia para los oídos, me sacó una sonrisa escucharla.
The Nick Drake album is called PINK MOON. Nick only recorded three-odd albums before he overdosed. Pink Moon is considered his most accessible record, and the title song one of his best, besides Riverman. If you're just discovering ND for the first time, then you're in for a real treat. Enjoy.
Sound's like child's nursery rhyme.But it isn't.
fred Lastfred I think that was the idea. a lot of nursery rhymes and children's stories are kinda violent.
I think its about heroin, vietnam and random shit
Exactly, this sounds more like codependence, brrrrr!
my dad always used to play it to me when i was sad, so it kinda is that to me.
I'll do anything for you
Anything you want me to
I'll do anything for you
Oh I'm sticking with you
Oh I'm sticking with you
Oh I'm sticking with you
❤ you Guyman
My husband and I are stuck like glue and enjoying this jam💋💋💋
fantastic...and to think this was languished in the vault for years.
I had to mature before I could appreciate music like this
beautiful.
if my future boyfriend doesn’t like this song or the VU we can’t be together
LOVE this comment!
How is it going?
Be my gf?
Then you are going to be searching a lot because there aren't so many VU fans.
But he will be worth the wait....
I remember playing the piano to this song with my older sister. She did the more difficult notes and I did the two low ones.
This song always reminds me of my cat because she follows everywhere :)
my mummy used to sing this to me when I went to bed, good memories :')
At last, somebody mentions Mo Tucker!!!! Not just a great drummer, ahead of her time,( 'coz it was rare to have a female drummer in the '60s, ) but also a good singer. Lou Reed was just a brilliant song writer too!!! Such a cheerful, positive song!!!
One of those CDs they showed was Nick Drake - Pink Moon. Neat.
still iconic
amazing ! one of my favourite bands
such a cute nostalgic song💘 i dedicated this song to my little sister 🐹🐹
What a beautiful song.
This was the flower girls' processional song at my wedding. Thank you, Lou.
I always thought this song was really really stupid. But a always end up with it in my head.
ctrl + f => type "juno"
Great tune by the Velvets - and great video. Bravo!
My friend said she loves The Velvet Underground ever since Juno. Nigga, I've loved them since the 70's. And you can't love a band if you know only one of their famous songs..
HAPPY 10 YEARS OF THIS VIDEO MAKING ME SMILE SO BIG. 💖 THANK YOU.
Juno :D
normie
@@regiluthfi buzzkill
i didn't even know this song was in the movie Juno lol just always loved this song since back in the day. never saw the whole Juno movie