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VELVET UNDERGROUND - The Boston Tea Party July 11th 1969 2LP boogie This framework resulted in aDouble 180 gram vinyl. Gatefold sleeve. The Boston Tea Party was the leading underground rock club, and something of a home from home for the Velvet Underground. Lou Reed even described it as his favourite place to play in the late '60s. This superb live set was taped there on Friday, July 11th, and finds the quartet performing numerous tracks from their recently released third album (1969), as well as epic renditions of "Run Run Run" and "Sister Ray"