(TV) New article in Windy City Times

["Philip P. Obbard" <pobbard@yahoo.com>]

"Anyone who thinks that the present day music scene is diverse, should keep in
mind that it was only one year after the release of Gaye's I Want You that
Televisions Marquee Moon (Elektra/Rhino), would be released, and go on to
become an album that many people consider to be one of the definitive and most
highly regarded albums of the punk rock era. A near seamless blend of punk,
garage rock and blues, all tied together with the alternately emotive and
distant vocals of lead singer Tom Verlaine (think of a male Patti Smith).
Combine that with Verlaine and Richard Lloyd's skillful guitar playing on songs
such as the near-epic title track, "See No Evil," "Venus," and "Friction" and
you have a monumental piece of work. Television's back-to-back albums Marquee
Moon and Adventure are now available in expanded editions featuring alternate,
early and single versions of songs from the albums as well as non-album tracks
such as "Little Johnny Jewel (Parts 1 & 2)."

Full article (although only this paragraph is TV-related):
http://www.windycitymediagroup.com/article-35464.html

--Philip


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