The first performance in Detroit, where he appeared as a surprise act in March 1977, and the New York performance in 1975 are both recorded from treasured sound sources with good monaural audience recordings! From the 1977 live show where only 22 performances were held after the release of the masterpiece 1st album "Marquee Moon" in February 1977, the live performance held at Detroit's Masonic Temple Auditorium on March 13th. Introducing a new item completely recorded with good monaural audience recording! Digitally transferred directly from the master cassette. Although it is monaural, it is recorded with a very clear and well-balanced sound quality that can be said to be in the upper class at the time. On this day, he appeared as a surprise opening act for Peter Gabriel's first solo tour, and it was a short set of about 32 minutes. It was a live performance where you could hear boos mixed in with the applause welcoming Television who suddenly appeared in front of the prog-loving audience, but you can experience the overwhelming performance that is sure to make you agonize, with vivid sound that does not make you feel the slightest bit of such a situation. can! Furthermore, on October 19, 1975, the final day of the three-day consecutive performance held at Mother's in New York is recorded in a good monaural audience recording. Although there are some parts that are slightly boosted, each part, including the vocals, is recorded in a well-balanced manner, and pitch deviations caused by the master have been carefully corrected. You can enjoy the fresh performance from 1975, when the band's sound evolved dramatically with the addition of Fred Smith! 01.See No Evil 02.Elevation 03.Friction 04.Prove It 05.Marquee Moon Masonic Temple Auditorium, Detroit March 13,1977 06.Fire Engine 07.Judy 08.Friction 09.Torn Curtain 10.Marquee Moon 11.Breakin' In My Heart Mother's, New York, NY October 19,1975
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