All Tomorrow's Parties - The Velvet Underground & Nico Live 1966

 Primary footage is from Fillmore Auditorium, San Francisco, California, May, 1966. Secondary footage is from various Exploding Plastic Inevitable shows. Audio is from Valleydale Ballroom, Columbus, Ohio, November 4, 1966.

Philippe Garrel - Le Coffret Nico boxset trailer

 Our trailer for Le Coffret Nico, our blu-ray boxset with 5 films by Philippe Garrel featuring the singer/songwriter/actress/poet and Garrel's muse Nico. The majority of these films have been newly restored with close cooperation with our production team and the filmmaker himself, many benefiting from new scanss of the films. 

Available here : https://re-voir.com/shop/en/philippe-garre... FILMS LA CICATRICE INTÉRIEURE (1970, 35mm, color, 60 mins) with: Nico, Pierre Clémenti, Philippe Garrel, Ari, Balthazar Clémenti, Daniel Pommereulle (English, French, Japanese, Korean subtitles) LE BERCEAU DE CRISTAL (1975, 35mm, color, mono, 72 mins, 2025 restoration) with: Nico, Frédéric Pardo, Margareth Clémenti, Anita Pallenberg, Dominique Sanda, Philippe Garrel (English dialogue with French and Japanese subtitles) UN ANGE PASSE (1975, 35mm, B/W, mono, 82 mins, 2025 restoration) with: Nico, Laurent Terzieff, Maurice Garrel, Jean-Pierre Kalfon, Bulle Ogier (French, English, Japanese subtitles) ATHANOR (1972, 35mm, color, silent, 20 mins, 2025 restoration) with: Nico, Musky (silent film) LE BLEU DES ORIGINES (1977, 35mm, B/W, silent, 12 mins, 2025 restoration/re-edit) with: Nico, Zouzou (silent film) BONUS: LES HAUTES SOLITUDES (5 mins excerpt, 1974). (silent film) Includes 48-page EN/FR Booklet

Nico – No One Is There (Live, 1970)

 Rare performance of Nico in 1970 with John Cale on viola. Track taken from “Walpurgisnacht - Raritäten Und Konzerte - Teil II”

Video processed with scenes from the movie “Le Bleu des Origines” (1979), by Philippe Garrel.

Serge Gainsbourg & Nico - Strip-Tease (1962)

 

The Velvet Underground & Nico - All Tomorrow's Parties (rough mix, 1966)

 The Velvet Underground & Nico - Wikipedia

Nico + The Velvet Underground - Femme Fatale 1967

 Nico - Wikipedia The images are from the film Striptease.

Nico & Marc Almond - Your Kisses Burn 1988

 Album: Marc Almond - The Stars We Are (1988).

"All tomorrow's parties" "Lyrics" "Velvet Underground and Nico" with "Edie Sedgwick" and "Nico" HD

 March 1967. The Velvet Underground & Nico - Wikipedia

I knew this album as my Uncle Graham had a copy that he had been given by a rep or someone. Had the peelable cover. He didn't have many records so I played it fair bit. It was the time when I was discovering headphones. One night when I was babysitting my cousins I was listening to it on loud and suddenly my Aunt and Uncle burst in as the music had been going through the speakers too (unbeknownst to me) and it had woken up the entire street. Always checked after  that. 

A Symphony Of Sound - The Velvet Underground & Nico Live! Jan. 1966

I was wondering if there was anything of the Velvets in 1966 and found this. Maybe you have seen it already but either way I am happy to post it.

The Velvet Underground and Nico: A Symphony of Sound - Wikipedia

Nico - It Was a Pleasure Then 1967

 Atmospheric.

Nico and Andy Warhol as Batman and Robin 1967 for Esquire magazine

 

Nico - My Only Child/All That Is My Own 1972

Nico "Femme Fatale"

This was from a performance from Nico, John Cale and Lou Reed on Jan. 29 1972 at Bataclan in Paris.

Nico `Disco 2' February 1971

 `Janitor Of Lunacy'

Nico - Heroes - (Live at the Warehouse, Preston, UK, 1982)

 Not bad but then I am not a Bowie fan. 

Nico - The Last Mile 1965

 B side of I'm Not Saying. Written by Jimmy Page. 

Nico Janitor of Lunacy 1971

 Tv appearabce on the Disco 2 show. 

Nico performing Secret Side & Valley of the Kings

 February 7 1975.  The songs are from the End. Susan bought this. 

Nico Sings Chelsea Girls in the Chelsea Hotel

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Nico - Strip-Tease 1962 demo (Serge Gainsbourg)

 Early vocal for Nico

Nico played the lead role in Jacques Poitrenaud’s 1963 Strip-Tease (aka Sweet Skin and Lady Strip Tease). Billed as "Krista Nico", she stars as German dancer Ariane, a character described by Poitrenaud as "a stripper lost in the nocturnal world." Serge Gainsbourg, who scored Strip-Tease (and makes an uncredited appearance sharing a piano with Big Joe Turner), recorded a demo of the title song with Nico in 1962, her earliest surviving recording. Juliette Greco’s voice was used on the finished version.