The Velvet Underground-Hey Mr. Rain [Version one]

[@TulseLuper]

John Cale was writing this song while Lou Reed was moving more towards conventional pop songs with Stephanie Says (good song, don't get me wrong). I believe both of them almost made it onto White Light/White Heat and perfectly demonstrate the directions they were both pulling in.

[@3goals4bonzai]

85 views? total classic thanks for adding.

[@nugsymalone1247]

By now I've easily added 100 views to this

[@startervisions]

Creepy paranoia, and spiritual hope

[@Wotuer]

This it the sound that you hear in your dreams

[@Petox20x]

I call those dreams nightmares, but they are interesting nevertheless.

[@nugsymalone1247]

Lou: "Lets play "Mr. Rain
John: "Alright, lets get weird"

[@t.c.bramblett617]

R.I. P. Lou.

[@AvaPxiaO]

there is nothing like anything else, there never was, there never will be

[@emilianoortega-guerrero2925]

rock and roll yeah RIP

[@jesp999]

love this one!!!!

[@mharrin5507]

raw paranoia captured on record

[@nimatek667]

of course i like it!

[@bobross8569]

hey mister rain ain't cha coming down?

[@nugsymalone1247]

Smoke them lil' pretty trees, Bob Ross

[@mharrin5507]

@Wotuer
agreed - but this is the sound of nightmares

[@tobiashoyden2644]

My opinion only
Its a shame The Doors received the attention
Velvet Underground was a better aesthetic
Again, just my opinion

[@almishti]

I kinda agree. The Doors, or Morrison (Jim), had to really work to shock and disturb and as much as i like their music it's also kind of self-conscious. The VU shocked and disturbed by just doing what they felt like doing, it's more artlessly artful. Just my opinion too.