Eleven items, all but two of them numbered (items 9 and 10 unnumbered in the original), plus loose advertisements. Designed by Andy Warhol and David Dalton. Published December 1966 by Roaring Fork Press, NYC.

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Box. Hinged box, 9-1/2 by 12-1/2 by 3/4 inches. Imitates a brand-name detergent box on front and back. An ad for Verve Records is printed inside the bottom. Contains sections 2 through 11, and ads.

2

Music, Man, That's Where It's At. Folder, enclosing items 3 through 6; resembles a contemporary press kit for a rock and roll band.

3

The View from the Bandstand: Life Among the Poobahs. The Velvet Underground's Lou Reed on rock and roll music.

4

The View from the Critic's Desk: Orpheus Plugs In. New York Times critic Robert Shelton on rock and roll music.

5

The View from the Dance Floor: "...it's - the - on-ly - ra-dio - sta-tion / that's - ne-ver - off - the - air." Bob Chamberlain on rock and roll music.

6

Phonograph recording. Peter Walker / John Cale. Side A: White Wind by Peter Walker, musical director for Tim Leary's touring psychedelic celebration. Side B: Loop by John Cale, of the Velvet Underground.

7

Homeward Bound: The Rand House. Profile of a rustic, owner-built home, and its residents, by Bob Chamberlain.

8

Twelve Paintings from the Powers' Collection. Twelve cards reproducing artworks in the collection of Thomas Powers, annotated with comments by the artists and the collector.

9

Underground movie Flip Book. Snippets from Jack Smith's "Buzzards Over Bagdad" and Andy Warhol's "Kiss."

10

Ten Trip Ticket Book. Resembling a book of tickets, excerpts from fourteen papers presented at the Berkeley Conference on LSD.

11

The Plastic Exploding Inevitable. The Warhol Factory's one-shot underground newspaper. Includes:

12

Advertisements, loose sheets. Includes a black and white sheet for Paraphernalia, 8-1/2 by 11-1/2 inches; a black, red and white sheet for Guild Musical Instruments, 9 by 12 inches; a black, brown and white pamphlet for Vanguard Records, 14 by 8-1/2 inches, folded vertically into fourths; a poster for Fladell, Winston, Pennette, 15-7/8 by 22-7/8 inches, folded into quarters; subscription form for Aspen, 8-1/2 by 10-5/8 inches, folds to make its envelope.