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Off-key and off-kilter, yet centered on the most subtle of ears for melody, NYC band's 1977 debut is a quiet classic which has influenced musicians of many shades. Its 10-minute title track, while... more
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Mark Smotroff I don't think its a quiet, but it is a classic and influential and awesome. -
Jason Ha, yes, "quiet" is an ill-chosen adjective...probably was more going for overlooked, which is again arguable, as in music fan/critic circles, it is definitely revered.
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I case you missed this, here is my review of The Blow Up (the live Television album from '82) www.technologytell.com/hometech/85406/love-hz-television-in-living-c
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One of my favourite albums in the whole world. And that's saying a lot; there's so much competition in my head.
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This album never fails to impress me for sheer awesome-osity. Still sounds totally fresh.
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The song "Marquee Moon" has Tom Verlaine playing one of the best and longest guitar solos of the punk era. So cool the plinks and plunks he gets out of that guitar.
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Great album from beginning to end (please listen all the way through). At times frenetic, vibrant, subdued, melancholy. Like riding a wave.
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