Jan 31, 2021
Exploding Plastic Inevitable, film by Ronald Nameth at The Dom, NYC, 1966
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Exploding Plastic Inevitable, film by Ronald Nameth at The Dom, NYC, 1966
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Velvet Underground and Nico perform at the New York Society for Clinical Psychiatry annual dinner, The Delmonico Hotel, New York, 13th January 1966
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Andy Warhol and Nico. Performace at the New York Society for Clinical Psychiatry annual dinner, The Delmonico Hotel, New York, 13th January 1966.
Esta é a apresentação que dá início ao Exploding Plastic Inevitable
Exploding Plastic Inevitable, film by Ronald Nameth at The Dom, NYC, 1966
Exploding Plastic Inevitable, film by Ronald Nameth at The Dom, NYC, 1966
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Steve Schapiro, Velvet Underground performing, Scepter Studios in New York, 1966
Velvet Underground and Nico perform at the New York Society for Clinical Psychiatry annual dinner, The Delmonico Hotel, New York, 13th January 1966
EPI ad. at Village Voice. Andy Warhol Up-Tight, February 8-13, 1966 Filmmakers' Cinematheque, New York.
Nas linhas finais do anúncio figura o nome de Mario Montez (and The Velvet Underground). Montez foi ator no filme Agrippina é Roma Manhattan, de Hélio Oiticica, de 1972.