Introduction. The Velvet Underground : What Went On / Sean Albiez and David Pattie
Saved by Rock and Roll : The Velvet Underground In and Out of History / Jeffrey Roessner
The Velvet Underground and the Networks of Sound, Vision and Words of the Fertile Transatlantic Crescent 1965
1967 / Johnny Hopkins and Martin James
Andy Warhol Films The Velvet Underground and Nico / Glyn Davis
'The Riskiest Kind of Writing Available' : Lou Reed, Grove Press and the Literary Underground / Thom Robinson
The Velvet Underground and Musical Archetypes / Julijana Papazova
Lou Reed's Great American Novel / Peter Griffiths
Nico, Captain of Her Own Ship : Cultural Accreditation and Mid-60s Experimental Rock / Mimi Haddon
European Son : 'Europe' in Nico, Cale and Reed's Long-1970s Solo Work / Toby Manning
'I'll be Your Mirror' : The Velvet Underground as the legacy of Ziggy Stardust / Johnny Hopkins and Martin James
What Caroline Says : Berlin, 1973 and 2006 / David Pattie
Unfrozen Borderlines : Nico, John Cale and Brian Eno at the Berlin Nationalgalerie / Sean Albiez and Timor Kaul
Noise Annoys : Lou Reed's Metal Machine Music / Mark Goodall
The Velvet Underground is a Jonathan Richman Song / Cibrán Tenreiro Uzal
'It's Not That I Don't Want to Play Your Favourites' ; Lou Reed, Improvisation and Performance / David Pattie
Portrait of the Artist as Andy Warhol: Lou Reed and John Cale's Songs for Drella / Elizabeth Ann Lindau
The Late Musical Voice : John Cale and Lou Reed in the 21st Century / Sean Albiez.