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Live at the Old Waldorf
- 2003
- 9 tracks
- 1 uur, 2 min
- proto-punk
Album Description
Captured on June 29, 1978, at the iconic Old Waldorf in San Francisco, "Live at the Old Waldorf" by Television is a raw and electrifying snapshot of the band's prowess during their final American tour of the era. This live album, released in 2003, offers a gripping performance that encapsulates the essence of Television's unique blend of proto-punk, post-punk, art rock, and new wave.
The nine-track album features some of Television's most celebrated songs, including "Marquee Moon" and a cover of "(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction," showcasing the band's distinctive sound and energetic stage presence. With a runtime of just over an hour, the album is a testament to Television's enduring influence on the punk and new wave genres.
Recorded during a pivotal moment in the band's career, "Live at the Old Waldorf" is a must-experience for fans of Television and anyone interested in the rich history of punk and new wave music. The album's raw energy and authentic sound make it a standout live recording, capturing the spirit of a bygone era and the timeless appeal of Television's music.
Tracks
- The Dream's Dream - Live in San Francisco 1978Television
- Venus - Live in San Francisco 1978Television
- Foxhole - Live in San Francisco 1978Television
- Careful - Live in San Francisco 1978Television
- Ain't That Nothin' - Live in San Francisco 1978Television
- Little Johnny Jewel - Live in San Francisco 1978Television
- Friction - Live in San Francisco 1978Television
- Marquee Moon - Live in San Francisco 1978Television
- (I Can't Get No) Satisfaction - Live in San Francisco 1978Television
About Television
Television, the iconic New York City band, emerged in the mid-1970s, playing a pivotal role in shaping the proto-punk and post-punk scenes. Known for their distinctive sound that blends art rock and new wave influences, Television's music is characterized by intricate guitar work, introspective lyrics, and a cool, detached aesthetic. Fronted by the enigmatic Tom Verlaine, the band's debut album "Marquee Moon" is a seminal work, celebrated for its atmospheric soundscapes and Verlaine's poetic lyrics. With a sound that remains influential, Television's music continues to captivate audiences, offering a timeless blend of raw energy and artistic sophistication.
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