The Velvet Underground: Sunday Morning

Music Video
1966
5m

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The Velvet Underground: Sunday Morning (1966)

A promotional music video for the song "Sunday Morning" performed by The Velvet Undergound, released on their debut album. The clip is played out in a two consecutive and repeated run where ... Read allA promotional music video for the song "Sunday Morning" performed by The Velvet Undergound, released on their debut album. The clip is played out in a two consecutive and repeated run where the group performs the song inside a small studio.A promotional music video for the song "Sunday Morning" performed by The Velvet Undergound, released on their debut album. The clip is played out in a two consecutive and repeated run where the group performs the song inside a small studio.

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- Rosalind Stevenson
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6.4/10

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- Rosalind Stevenson
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6/10

Special because of the song

The lovely song "Sunday Morning" by The Velvet Underground got a video performance of the group as a music video back in the 1960's but a quite unusual one since the song and the images are played twice (weird loop). It's a 2-and-a-half-minute song yet it plays out for 5 minutes and the images don't change much during its running time, mostly consisting of Lou Reed, John Cale e Sterling Morrison playing their instruments in several close-up shots inside of a small room. Worthy of view since it's an early music video experiment and because the song it's one of their best contributions to the world of arts, simply lovely. 6/10.