The Complete Elektra Recordings - Television

The Complete Elektra Recordings

Television

  • Genre: Alternative
  • Release Date: 2005-11-08
  • Explicitness: notExplicit
  • Country: USA
  • Track Count: 34
  • Album Price: 24.99
  • ℗ 2005 Elektra Entertainment, manufactured and marketed by Rhino Entertainment Co.
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Tracks

Title Artist Time
1
See No Evil Television 3:58
2
Venus Television 3:54
3
Friction Television 4:44
4
Marquee Moon Television 10:45
5
Elevation Television 5:10
6
Guiding Light Television 5:37
7
Prove It Television 5:03
8
Torn Curtain Television 7:02
9
Little Johnny Jewel, Pts. 1 & Television 7:06
10
See No Evil (Alternate Version Television 4:36
11
Friction (Alternate Version) Television 4:49
12
Marquee Moon (Alternate Versio Television 10:51
13
Untitled Instrumental Television 3:22
14
Glory Television 3:11
15
Days Television 3:14
16
Foxhole Television 4:48
17
Careful Television 3:17
18
Carried Away Television 5:12
19
The Fire Television 5:55
20
Ain't That Nothin' Television 4:52
21
The Dream's Dream Television 6:36
22
Adventure (Previously Unreleas Television 5:35
23
Ain't That Nothin' (Single Ver Television 3:52
24
Glory (Early Version) Television 3:36
25
Ain't That Nothin' (Run-Throug Television 9:47
26
The Dream's Dream (Live at the Television 7:17
27
Venus (Live at the Old Waldorf Television 3:46
28
Foxhole (Live at the Old Waldo Television 5:25
29
Careful (Live at the Old Waldo Television 3:19
30
Ain't That Nothin' (Live at th Television 6:47
31
Little Johnny Jewel (Live at t Television 11:51
32
Friction (Live at the Old Wald Television 4:40
33
Marquee Moon (Live at the Old Television 14:09
34
(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction Television 5:05

Reviews

  • Revisiting my mis-spent youth...maybe not so wasted

    5
    By monsterstiffy
    What a great collection. Haven't listened to Television since the early '80's Forgot how much I loved them. Living on the west coast, never got a chance to see them live. Marquee Moon being one of the best rock songs EVER written. The crystaline end after the jam, with the crying, weeping guitar work, reminds me of the climax of the Greatful Dead's Darkstar....always did...I know some on the East Coast may shudder at that reference, but it is fitting. Then there is the beautiful guitar work of DAYS... Carried Away sounds so new to me....so much to say in praise of this gem... Anybody who is interested in the history of Punk needs to have this in their collection. You also need to have Patti Smith's Horses. Hell, you need to have ALL Patti's catalog.
  • A Good Deal

    4
    By Ron Heck
    This costs about twenty five dollars less than what you would pay for the actual CDs (and that's if you can even find a reasonably priced copy of Waldorf - you'd probably would have to buy that off itunes anyway). Either way, the sound quality is great. I appreciate that someone went to the trouble to include the actual liner notes that come with the CD's. The one problem is that the only graphic included is the cover for Marquee Moon. Seems like they could have included the other album covers. I assume they couldn't get the other photos from the liner notes because of copyrights, but it is a little disappointing. Just appreciate the music on its own merits, I guess. By the way, this music is incredible.
  • If you are serious about punk.....

    4
    By tmlafrance
    then you have to include Television in your library. If you never heard of CBGB's or Max's Kansas City, then you won't understand, but check it out any way.
  • There is a God/he is GOOD.

    5
    By FoxxyCloud
    Thank you thank you thank you thank you. One of the best underground bands of all time has reared its pretty face to be smootched by the youth of today. I want to cry. This band is the quintessential post VU/ derivative bands eva!! Enjoy Marquee moon, wonder what happened with adventure , and get immersed by The LIve Album. This proves that someone up there must like me- that someone being a peon of the Apple Corp. (Best Tracks Marquee Moon (both), See No Evil: Other bands you probably missed: Josef K (who franz wants to be), Orange Juice (The Glasgow School), and the Velvet Underground (if you missed them, well, frankly I'd rather not like to talk to you).
  • you ought to know this band, if you don't ...

    5
    By bob crane
    here's your chance. if you don't already have marquee moon you don't know some of the very best of '70s nyc rock. avoiding accolades on television for a review of this collection, it is the best release i've come across of television yet. i'm pleased with the remastering, generally crisp and clean with some great alternates and outtakes. if you don't have any television, get this. if you already have marquee moon and adventure, you could bypass this unless you're a die-hard television fan or unless you must have the new remaster (it is worth it). the waldorf recording is cleaned up very nicely, but as with all the live recordings i've come across of television, is enjoyable and rewarding, but ultimately doesn't do television the justice they deserve for their live performances. the booklet is graphically disappointing (hell, there's one graphic and it's crappy quality) and of negligible information, but may be interesting to those with little or no knowlegde of the band.