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Binding: Audio CD
EAN: 0075596061629
Format: Import
Label: Warner Bros UK
Manufacturer: Warner Bros UK
Number Of Discs: 1
Publisher: Warner Bros UK
Release Date: October 25, 1990
Sales Rank: 57797
Studio: Warner Bros UK
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Editorial Review:
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A classic bit of punk rock from 1977, that classic year of punk. Whereas most of this New York City group's peers turned up the distortion, revved up the tempo, and stripped their songs down to tight three-chord anthems, Television did something startlingly different. Tom Verlaine and Richard Lloyd allowed themselves the space to develop clean, powerful, unexpected guitar leads. To top it off, Verlaine's songs were thought-provoking, memorable, danceable, and unlike anything else going. "Prove It" was the hit in England, but independent radio stations wore the grooves down on the title cut, "See No Evil," and the stunningly brilliant "Friction." --Percy Keegan
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Great record. Had to return twice though due to poor packaging which resulted in damage to the record.
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Very good- single is great. But like Horse by Patty Smith it is probably over-rated by the cool crowd of the CBGB era. My how the icon status of Blondie and the Talking Heads has fallen in recent years. The song Marquee Moon heavily deserves to be on your playlist for Classic Punk/alternative though.
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Often cited as one of the NYC bands that helped inspire the "punk rock" movement in the 70's, Television is typically lumped-in with the punk bands that followed, but this is a tragic mis-characterization. Television certainly shared some of punk's elements: spare instrumentation, raw youthful energy, and a "street rock" rejection of the overindulgences of 70s era musical and visual style. But unlike the bands that followed, Television did this with a keen musicianship, that was equal to the intensely ... Read More
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If ever there was one thing--ONE THING--that a person could buy that would make them go from zero to COOL at about the speed of light, this is it. Buy it and enjoy your trip.
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The thing about Television is that their two studio albums from the 1970's, especially Marquee Moon, sound like nothing else. Marquee Moon never gets old. It's kind of like a musical fantasyland. Every track is unbelievable. The musicianship is so unique that one can always tell what band it is. No one has made a guitar album like this. Sure, any band can have one guitarist bang out chords while another solos over the top but the two guitarists here arrange the songs so well that one need not bother picking ... Read More
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