Filmmaker Barbara Rubin and John Cale with Andy Warhol's Exploding Plastic Inevitable 1966
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Filmmaker Barbara Rubin and John Cale with Andy Warhol's Exploding Plastic Inevitable 1966

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The Exploding Plastic Inevitable: Nico, Lou Reed, Sterling Morrison, John Cale, Gerard Malanga, and an unknown woman, The Dom, East Village, New York April 7, 1966 by Larry C. Morris
Velvet Underground, The Exploding Plastic Inevitable
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the exploding plastic inevitable
Febuary, 1967
Tomorrow it's our on-air tribute to Lou Reed who passed away this weekend at 71.Â
Tune in to hear an interview with publicist Bill Bentley who was a longtime friend of Reed's. We also have clips from interviews with Reed's bandmates in The Velvet Underground, Maureen Tucker (drummer) and John Cale (Viola) as well as Mary Woronov, a dancer/performer for the 1966 Andy Warhol - Velvet Underground multimedia collaboration, "The Exploding Plastic Inevitable."Â (above)