Television Marquee Moon Vinyl Review

This album has it all.

Television marquee moon vinyl review.

They have a mix between punk rock and jazz. Television has a unique sound that separated them from the rest of the cbgb bands. Pressing quality is top notch and the blue wax is wonderful. And arguably one of the best records ever.

View credits reviews tracks and shop for the vinyl release of marquee moon on discogs. Yes the recording is not that great but the music and the lyrics are awesome. Us remastered reissue pressed at rti. I first bought television s the blow up.

Vinyl lp album reissue country. Elektra elk 52 046 elektra k 52 046 elektra 7e 1098 format. View credits reviews tracks and shop for the 1977 vinyl release of marquee moon on discogs. Elektra 7e 1098 format.

From songs like see no evil prove it and marquee moon to slower songs like guiding light and torn curtain. Marquee moon s five bonus cuts includ four previously unreleased tracks alternate versions fo signature songs see no evil friction and maruquee moon plus an untitled instrumental. Referencing marquee moon 2xlp album ltd re blu 603497857944 r1 571606 flawless presentation albeit both records would have been better housed in a gatefold jacket. Looming at marquee moon s direct center is the album s title track clocking in at just under 10 minutes on the original vinyl release reissues include the full 10 40 take and featuring an.

The most interesting thing about picking up television s marquee moon today for us folks who weren t old enough to buy the first edition vinyl is how. Widely considered one of rock s most auspicious debuts the critically acclaimed marquee moon now features an additional 30 plus minutes of music. Came in outer poly bag with hq 180 rti sticker. Giving them a distinct advantage over other bands.

The answer is a resounding yes. Marquee moon is proof off that. Marquee moon is so brilliant so different so uncategorisable so strange compared to anything else of its time or since that it s unarguably one of the greatest debuts of all time.