Tape: 21 min, B-. Includes also some rehearsal chat.

1. Pale Blue Eyes
2. Candy Says
3. The Black Angel's Death Song
4. Heroin

• Paris 29.1.72 CD (1-4, without chat)
• Searchin' For My Mainline 3-CD (4)
• Paris 1972 Premium Edition (1-4, with chat).

Announcement: Velvets Reform in Melody Maker, January 29, 1972 (TV show/concert news).

TV: Pop 2 French TV show, broadcasted on June 10, 1972, Antenne 2, B&W, 23 min. Includes: Berlin, I'm Waiting For The Man, Heroin, Ghost Story, Femme Fatale intersected with French journalists discussing the VU and the Bataclan show. Unofficial video copies circulate. A 18-minute color copy with only the songs also exist. Excerpts have been used for several VU-related documentaries (Soutbank Show, Nothing Special... etc). The complete film remains unfortunately unavailable.

Tapes: audience, 60 min, B- and soundboard, 65 min, A-.

1. I'm Waiting For The Man
2. Berlin
3. The Black Angel's Death Song
4. Wild Child
5. Heroin
6. Ghost Story
7. The Biggest, The Loudest, The Hairiest
8. Empty Bottles
9. All Tomorrow's Parties
10. Femme Fatale
11. No One Is There
12. Frozen Warnings
13. Janitor Of Lunacy
14. I'll Be Your Mirror

• Paris 29.1.72 LP and CD (aud, 1-10, 13)
• Paris 1972 2-SP (snd, 1, 4, 10, 14)
• And So On LP (aud, 3)
• The Black Side Of The Street LP (aud, 5)
• En Concert A L'Enfer LP (aud, 10-14)
• Psychopath's Rolling Stones CD (aud, 3, 14)
• Bataclan CD (sb, 1-8, 10-14)
• Collections CD (sb, 1, 4, 10, 14)
• Paris 1972 Premium Edition 2-CD (sb, 1-8, 10-14)
• Caught Between The Twisted Stars 4-CD (sb, 3, 6, 7)

Review: photo and short report in Melody Maker, February 19, 1972: "The concert was attented by about a thousand people, with twice that number locked out and a minor 'speed-freak riot' in the foyer."

Photos:

• Reed/Cale/Nico color photo in Best #104, p. 57
• Cale/Nico/Reed color photo by Jean-Yves Legras in Best #176, p. 68 and Best #252, p. 41

Tape: audience, B. Source: Searchin' For My Mainline 3CD (1).

1. Pale Blue Eyes (3:35)

Review: Nobody but 'Drella by Tim Mitchell, in What Goes On issue 4, 1991

Photos:

• Jutta Brandt: leporello in Pop Goes Art box
• Renaud Monfourny: in Les Inrockuptibles #24, What Goes On #4
• Hias Schaschko: in What Goes On #4.

Videos: pro shot (two cameras, soundboard sound), 33 min (includes Reed/Cale Songs For Drella), B+. Also audience shot, 10 min (only Heroin), B-.

Tape: 10 min, B+. Sources:

• Heroin 12" EP
• Off The Record LP
• Paris 1990 LP
• A Symphony Of Sound 2-LP
• Collections CD
• Eternal Legacy CD
• 1990 CD
• Searchin' For My Mainline 3-CD
• The Start 2-CD

1. Heroin

• Velvets Reform for One Song in Paris - More to Come?, in Sounds, June 30, 1990
• 15.06.90 by Christian Fevret, in Les Inrockuptibles, no. 24, July/August 1990
• Merci Andy by Bruno Blum, in Best, no. 265, August 1990
• 1990 Yearbook - June, in Rolling Stone, no. 593/594, December 13-27, 1990 (brief story, color photograph).
• We have a little surprise for you... by M.C. Kostek, Some Sterling Mo(e)ment by Chris Carter & The Velvet Underground Resurrection by Ignacio Julia, in What Goes On issue 4, 1991.

Tape: aud, 8 min, B-.

1. Bo Diddley

Photo: Ebet Roberts.

Tape: aud, 9 min, B+.

1. Style It Takes
2. Forever Changed

Performing music to accompany Andy Warhol's silent films Eat and Kiss.

Tape: audience, 80 min, B.

Last Night I Said Goodbye To My Friend in honor of Sterling Morrison.