A compilation of rare sessions and live sound sources from 1974 to the following year before the record debut from existing good soundboard masters. The first one is a demo from the legendary recording session with Brian Eno, and the studio take from when Richard Hell was with him has an interesting punk feel compared to what came after, so it's still ripe for the taking. Without it, it's understandable that Verlein would put off producing an album. Also included is a studio take of the unreleased song "Double Exposure," which is familiar to the live audience. After that, it includes a live track from the following year at CBGB in NY in 1975, and a recording session from the Original Television era before the release of the first album after Richard Hell left and joined Fred Sonic Smith. This is a high-quality straight-line recording, including a raw outtake of "Little Johnny Jewel," an unreleased song "Hard On Love," and a studio version of the live classic 13th Floor Elevators' "Fire Engine." are all worth listening to. A must-listen item for fans of yesteryear, with one additional live song from the same period. [Brian Eno Sessions at Fairland Studios,Hollywood,CA.USA 1974] 01. Prove It / 02. Friction / 03. Venus De Milo / 04. Double Exposure / 05. Marquee Moon [CBGB 1975] 06. Fire Engine / 07. Blank Generation / 08. Double Exposure [Studio August 1975] 09. Hard On Love / 10. Friction / 11. Careful / 12. Prove It / 13. Fire Engine [Piccadilly Inn, Cleveland, Ohio July 25, 1975] 14. Breakin 'In My Heart
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