HOW DOES IT FEEL TO BE LOVED: THE SCENICS PLAY THE VELVET UNDERGROUND CD, Dream Tower Records DT01. Recorded 1977-1981 live at The Edge, The Cabana Room, The Horseshoe, Larry’s Hideaway, Dixon Hall, Beverley Tavern, Scenics’ Basement. (all Toronto). Released January 2008 Canada, July 2008 USA. Produced by Andy Meyers. Cover Photo © Harvey Wang, Design by David Montle. home audio news blogs back to media * Waiting for my Man * Beginning to See the Light * Here She Comes Now * Heard Her Call My Name * I’ll Be Your Mirror * Real Good Time * New Age * I’m Set Free * What Goes On * Sister Ray "Only a madman would dare to start picking his top 10 albums of 2008 in the first week of January, but this is one record that!s got me gnawing on my straitjacket...the best VU tribute album ever... the Scenics don't ape the Velvets, they enhance them..." Jeffrey Morgan!s sizzling platter of the week, Detroit Metro Times January 2/2008 "Stunning in the same way that the Byrds playing Bob Dylan was so stellar. This is a must...8/10 " (Johnson Cummins) The Montreal Mirror Pogo DVD The Scenics had two songwriters and a large catalogue of original material, but they also loved playing songs by their musical heroes. "How Does it Feel" showcases the Scenics! unique take on 10 songs by the Velvet Underground. Each band lineup is featured. Selections reach back to their second gig (as the "Scenic Caves", early 1977!) "How Does it Feel" charted top 30 on the National Canadian Campus Charts. Cover Photo by award winning NYC photographer Harvey Wang.