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Angus MacLise
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Angus MacLise

American musician
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Angus MacLise was an American musician, known for his association with the influential band The Velvet Underground. He was a member of the band in its early stages, contributing as a percussionist. The Velvet Underground, formed in the 1960s, significantly impacted the punk and alternative rock movements with their distinctive sound and lyrical themes, drawing inspiration from avant-garde art and literature. MacLise was part of the initial lineup alongside Lou Reed, John Cale, Sterling Morrison, and later Doug Yule and Nico, before the band's formal debut.1

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  1. the Velvet Underground
  2. Archibald Douglas, 8th earl of Angus
  3. William Douglas, 10th Earl of Angus

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