Television "Marquee Moon"" Live At the Bowery Ballroom, NYC 12/30/17
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- Television "Marquee Moon" Live At the Bowery Ballroom, NYC 12/30/17. New York City, New York, Richard Hell
Television (band)
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So basically I'm posting this cus I'm a fan... if you have an axe to grind with other ex band members or have a problem with me posting this, let me know... I'll be more than happy to remove when I get the chance. No need to cry to CZcams about it. I'm a music fan and if I post a video it means I support your music as in buying cds, lps, t shirts and pay to come to see you.
Talking Heads, Ramones, Johnny Thunders, The Heartbreakers, Patti Smith, Pre Punk, No Wave, New Wave, Punk, Classic Rock, Art School, Hipster Stuff,
CBGB's, Tom Verlaine, Richard Lloyd, Fred Smith, Billy Ficca, Jimmy Rip, Richard Hell
Neon Boys, Richard Hell and The Voidoids, The Waitresses
Television (band) - Hudba
Brilliant song,brilliant band,RIP Tom...Respect...
RIP Tom Verlaine. Amazing song
I remember being struck by how quiet they were that night, for a rock band that helped define an era that was so loud.
Unbelievable song. For debut record you just cant get better than Marquee Moon. RIP TOM VERLAINE. Thanks for the memories and amazing music.
❤
it's easy to forget how good these guys were. it's not complex stuff , but inventive. these boys always could jam. just saw 'CBGB' the movie, and had to hear more TELEVISION.
that Telecaster is beautiful.
Where's his jazzmaster?!?
@@dogsquadindia good question, maybe ELVIS COSTELLO stole it.
Bought a copy of this record at a yard sale in 1992 for 25 cents. Hadn’t heard of them at the time but I liked to watch television so after I bought I enjoyed listening to Television.
It was great to be able to see these guys play. I first heard them in 1979 and have been inspired by their music ever since.
Recently got into this band, thought they’d retired. I’m so happy right now
It's not the same without Richard Lloyd though :(
I wouldn’t hold your breath with the pandemic and everything it’ll be at least two years before they’ll be back playing and they are getting on. I’m waiting for them here in the UK, I’m heavily doubting I’ll get to see them ever.
@@jackharkins1689 well if it goes our way I’ll see you there
@@luizspindola yes it is
:(
Still the greatest song of all time! Elliptical, enigmatic, yet so instantly and intensely accessible. Television closed with this at Shank Hall in Milwaukee in 1992 and it was just stunning! Everyone who was anyone in Milwaukee was there on that Monday night, and it remains one of my three greatest concert moments of all time. Verlaine and Lloyd's were linked in a way that is impossible to describe. Just musical nirvana!
Billy Ficca,Fred Smith too,what a band.
Some great playing here. RIP Tom Verlaine.
Half a fucking bar , and every single human within nine iron distance , was spotting the song !! Probably know the words to this 10 minute treasure .
It's amazing to see the way the guitars complement each other.
Rest In Peace Tom. We love you and will always miss you .
watched this video earlier this year and held out hope that I’d see them one day. RIP Tom
Tom Verlaine’s solo is so psychedelic.
I was lucky to watch them play in 2002. Tom's voice definitely better back then, but I still love to see them playing! Still remember the day I found a cut tape out of a bunch of Madonna, KennyG in a free market in Guangzhou in 94. I listened to it for the first time with my roommates, and we were all shocked, thinking they are as great as the Zep, just in a different way!
'As great as Zep, just in a different way" is a perfect way to describe Television.
Yeahhhhh his vocals suffer here ...and in contemporary shows
Thank you for posting one of the only things making the new century blissful and sublime, the 2017 Verlaine tour. I saw it in LA at the Teagram Ballroom
I remember
Ooh, how the darkness doubled
I recall
Lightning struck itself
I was listening
Listening to the rain
I was hearing
Hearing something else
Life in the hive puckered up my night
A kiss of death, the embrace of life
Ooh, there I stand neath the Marquee Moon
Just waiting
I spoke to a man
Down at the tracks
And I ask him
How he don't go mad
He said, "look here, junior, don't you be so happy
And for heaven's sake, don't you be so sad"
Life in the hive puckered up my night
The kiss of death, the embrace of life
Ooh, there I stand 'neath the Marquee Moon
Hesitating
Well, the Cadillac
It pulled out of the graveyard
Pulled up to me
All they said, "get in, get in"
Then the Cadillac
It puttered back into the graveyard
Me, I got out again
Life in the hive puckered up my night
A kiss of death, the embrace of life
Ooh, there I stand neath the Marquee Moon
But I ain't waiting, uh-uh
I remember
How the darkness doubled
I recall
Lightning struck itself
I was listening
Listening to the rain
I was hearing
Hearing something else
RIP Tom 🖤
the song played on pinguin radio( long songs on the longest day of the year) never heard of televison. now i do! love the song
I was listening to them all the the time in the early 80's, then seemed to drop off my radar. Now back again in my late 50's, what a mistake! Can't stop listening now....
Thank you for this!
I didnt realise how much I missed this!
Im actually crying at how good this is!
😭😭😭🥰
Youve made an old man happy!
Ive made a mess in my trouser area!🥴
Epic song....hard to keep tight over that long of a piece but they nail it every time - plus they had some freestyle jamming in there at the end to extend it even more.
Thanks for posting! By the time I found out about these shows, they were sold out. Awesome performance by a legendary band.
A timeless classic
thanks for showing this...old times brought back with this
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人生においていつもどこかでなってる曲。アルバム。
RIP
Billy Ficca is so great.
Really really great
Was hoping to see the legendary Verlaine-Lloyd interplay.. I hope Richard is doing great.. R.I.P, Tom..
Rest in Peace Tom Verlaine 😢
Amazing....
I was lucky to see them twice
Great song!
Thank you
Name checks out .
Great! RIP 🌷🌷🌷
RIP Tom
There’s a small group of guitar players, that everybody has to go through to be considered what competent . Number one is one of the founding fathers Chuck Berry. I would say The Ventures is somewhere on the list and television definitely on the list as well.
'Hesitating...' Appropriate, in this case, I'm afraid. Cadillacs and graveyards indeed.
aw, shit. I didn't know Verlaine died, rest his soul.
RIP Tom😢
RIP Tom who passed at age 73.
👌 Jouu!
Tom Verlaine. Out of this world guitar. Richard Lloyd. Fuckin'A... Psychodelicpunk?
9:53 to 10:50
goose bumps
Every damned time and you can hear the people hollering
TV RIP
💔
Keep going next time
they must be fed up playing that track for the umteenth time ..... sure sound it
love television marquee moon classic album adventure good but not as good. then tom went solo
Fuckin’ Brilliant🤩 First saw Television in 1978 .. Is that Richard Lloyd?
No it's Jimmy Rip he's played with Blondie
@@TheFairway8 cheers 🍻
You'r gonna wanna crank it
Saw Television in 1978 Supporting Buzzcocks Manchester UK
Is that Rip on lead guitar?
Yes
Genius Band - makes Lou reed look pop.
I agree they're genius but to dis Lou Reed at the same time is unnecessary...I'm sure you recall this GREAT....czcams.com/video/7FdWPeHFAMk/video.html
u ever hear of a little thing called white light/white heat?
@loopy Ruane you "thought" they sucked. One opinion doesn't make it a truth.
They are all legends. You are? Loopy? Aaaah...
Check out the first two Velvet Underground albums.
Coff.. coff.. Metal machine music coff...
Where's Richard?
He couldn't make it... he was hanging with the blank generation
god bless youtube
That's the band minus Richard Lloyd, with Jimmy Rip in place of Lloyd.
U got it homie
Missing Richard Hell as well.
Hi-
Did you video the unknown song before "Persia"? It was an gap on the stage setlist, and can't figure it out.
Cover of Count 5's "Psychotic Reaction".
I think it was a song called "The Man In The Backyard."
They sound a Bit Like the Early Talking Heads
that other guitar did not do his research