Television - See No Evil

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Television - Marquee Moon [1977]

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Verónica D'Alessandro, at 05/14/2013 21:27, says:
así, así no
Jason Tolliss, at 05/07/2013 21:21, says:
Always loved Tom's vocals from the first time I heared this great album
tulllguy, at 05/06/2013 13:57, says:
Like I said, the music is very good; I just can't past the singing. Maybe that's a reason they never made the big time?
MagusMirificus, at 05/06/2013 06:00, says:
Tom Verlaine's voice grows on you. I hated it at first, too. Keep listening, after a while, you like it. Also, this album was released in 1977, so it's a little late to "Ditch this pretentious-sounding singer".
B Grant, at 04/27/2013 03:35, says:
I think music really topped out before 1990, just new gadgets and new dope, we got powdered fentanyl on our streets now (Wow) strokes who are they? lol
fenix478, at 04/06/2013 06:00, says:
this picture's like strokes, with heroin.
marcuscato, at 03/24/2013 22:50, says:
I had almost forgotten about this song, great to hear them again
Cristina martinez, at 03/17/2013 14:26, says:
Television are more talented than the Ramones, however I prefer the Ramones....
tulllguy, at 03/14/2013 15:35, says:
How come this guy sings like a douchebag? The music is good, but ditch this pretentious-sounding singer. ugh.
axeler8r, at 02/08/2013 02:24, says:
Nine people think there's something not right about this track. The rest of us See No Evil in it.
mike stratocaster, at 01/29/2013 14:07, says:
Richard Lloyd.....!
Underchiever007, at 01/24/2013 07:39, says:
Early on. One of three reasons is usually given for his firing: his erratic playing, his erratic behaviour, or his inability to play his part in "Marquee Moon".
shinomoritaka, at 11/30/2012 01:38, says:
0:50 足...足...の...イボーーーーーーーーーーーーーーーーーーーー!!
luis quinones, at 11/22/2012 15:32, says:
People like Us brought me here.,
R. Michael Duttera, at 11/12/2012 23:16, says:
When was hell in TV?
Sacha May Chavez, at 10/26/2012 08:05, says:
Song Pop brought me here.. GREAT SONG.
Gareth Jones, at 10/02/2012 22:13, says:
I remember the first time I listened to this album on headphones in a record shop (must have been '77) - sheer magic! For me, it's certainly a seminal album. Not long afterwards, I saw them playing Birmingham (UK) Odeon supported by - Blondie! Part of Television's encore was a great version of Satisfaction.
paschy, at 09/25/2012 18:31, says:
Oh, I read that somewhere ;-) Thought it was a pretty great comparison. I love the "Aja" album and somewhere beind all that perfect polished control-freaked out (and yeah, real beautiful) sound I hear ressemblances... Like the way Tom Verlaine was really inspired by jazz in his guitar playing. Especially the solo in "Aja", the title track, is quite Verlaine-ish. The 2 albums came out the same year didn't they? I'm not too sure Television were fans of Steely Dan though.... :-) And vice versa.
ClueSign, at 09/14/2012 09:16, says:
Best album of the 70s, 80s, 90s, 00s, 10s....
Wally Wippazippachuk, at 09/06/2012 00:49, says:
Wow! What a perfect song. This must have been complete slap in the face in '77 when it came out!!!
Venacava85, at 08/19/2012 15:18, says:
"Punk music's answer to Steely Dan? I like that. This time era when punk was being blurred with art rock is incredibly interesting to me. The stuff that Patti Smith was doing, as well as Brian Eno and Bowie, and then Talking Heads after that. Gang Of Four. Very awesome time for alternative music.
ZlPatience539, at 08/15/2012 09:08, says:
awesome!!!
ItJoanna139, at 08/14/2012 14:50, says:
Love=)
TomWyn123, at 08/08/2012 16:21, says:
If Richard Hell had stayed in Television this band would have been the Sex pistols of america. It's a shame Verlaine and him had a falling out.