Television - Marquee Moon [pt.1] (Live in Brazil 23-10-05) (8/8)

Live @ Tim Festival

[@taxi134-y1q]

Timeless music from one of the Best bands ever.Every fan of good music needs to own a copy of Marquee Moon.Music to suit any mood.I could go on.....just buy it if haven't already!

[@markstenton8750]

The perfection between the two guitars will never be matched. RIP Tom. Thank you

[@mikeroby1313]

Over the last month or so I've listened to this tune maybe 50 times. Maybe more. It never gets boring and with each spin I pick up something I hadn't heard before. It's brilliant.

[@blakewhittington4336]

Mike Roby I can say the same. I listen to this alot and every time I'm discovering something

[@dkshotwell]

Marquee moon, IMO, belongs in the list of the top ten albums of all time.

[@paulburgess8909]

No question! It is THE essential electric guitar album and perhaps the most flawless album from start to finish of any I have ever heard . The album doesn't even have one moment that falls below brilliance.

[@MultiverseAndy]

@@paulburgess8909 This is expression with the strat. Fender band.

[@victormorgado5318]

I saw them only once, Summer of 1976, their sound was aweful then. When the released their first album in 1978 or so, I couldn't beleive it was them playing compared to the show I saw in CBGBs in 1976, they made a tremendous progressn in just one year

[@johnbeekman1396]

Billy Ficca is an underrated genius.

[@FetaCheese222]

Song starts at around 1:24 in case anyone's interested.

[@nolagospeltracts8264]

It's a bit late but thanks.

[@SuperstarNeilC]

I saw Television play live in Manchester, England in 2004. They were on the bill with Patti Smith - Fantastic concert which is one of my Treasured Memories !!!

[@markstenton8750]

Neil Clark best gig I’ve ever been to that one

[@dr.russhealy2206]

yes, Richard is an amazing guitarist. Read his bio - it's surprising - he knew Hendrix

[@mattgilbert7347]

Yeah, he learned off a guy who knew him, right?

[@paulburgess8909]

He's an astonishing and underappreciated musician.

[@casperguylkn]

@@mattgilbert7347 Velvert Turner

[@stevejackson3112]

He didn't really know Jimi, but he did know Velvert who got lessons from Jimi.

[@user-io3th6lo9t]

Believe it or not the drummer in this band was also the drummer in a group called The Waitresses.("I know what boys like").

[@johnchristian1545]

Lace sensors through a vintage AC30. Beautiful . One of my favourite sounds.

[@teamginate3400]

This is one of those bands I've never quite figured out why I like them? There so badass!

[@felipeteixeiravideos]

Awesome! Thanks for share this video live at Tim Festival in Brazil

[@DanielFontana90s]

Billy Ficca increíble como lleva esas canciones, maestro de la bateria

[@jeffblack5024]

That's possibly the most interesting tune-up I've ever heard.

[@opaljk4835]

Tom Verlaine never stops tuning his guitar

[@johnned4848]

They must’ve done it often. They did it on the Live at the Old Waldorf. It worked great as an intro and timed perfectly with the radio DJs intro.

[@andreacaccese]

i love how they just tune like that, not giving a fuck ahaha

[@1990-t1j]

This is brilliant.

[@josuejr6618]

O melhor RIFF de guitarra!!!

[@ronaldgilbert3341]

I think I remember these guys but never heard till now, like them, yea

[@Mff21]

i agree, his jazzmaster was his sound

[@fenix478]

pure awesomeness

[@surfwriter8461]

This is a strong performance, definitely one of the best I've seen of Television live. But why does it cut off in the midst of Verlaine's extended solo? I wanted to hear the rest of it. Maybe guitar players can address something for me. Some of the solo Verlaine is playing reminds me of his extended solo in "1880 or So," on the Jools Holland program when Television performed, a version you can find on this site. It sure seems like some of the same or very similar licks. And I have been a fan of Verlaine's work, particularly quite a bit of his solo recording.

[@mikecaldwell4442]

always feel for the bass player and drummer in television...tom and richard noodle around so much and instead of just ramming the song in....but what a band

[@1683clifton]

richard gets in the pocket! love it and the whole band tom verlane is the original

[@phideaux3]

RIP Tom.

[@demisn]

Yup, looks like it (assuming we consider the Marquee Moon lineup as the original)

[@nolagospeltracts8264]

I always wondered who played what parts

[@manajucut9683]

very nice

[@patrickguitar8676]

Feel like im shopping at the paranoid supermarket.i get in line and my wife calls and just as im leaving she needs afew more things.its ok i love going back in the suoer market

[@dhaeze]

this has a captian beefheart vibe to it

[@permaveg]

Tom Verlaine 28/1/23. R.I.P.

[@Renhjarta]

Is that a Clapton Signature Stratocaster with the built-in mid-boost Verlaine is playing?

[@filhogamesoficialmeridius6091]

like!!

[@kiely]

yes, that really IS his voice ... sounds great.

[@drstevie]

Brilliant.

[@juancastilla6001]

Sandly, another underrated superband.

[@Johnny-lr5jt]

Song starts at 1:24.

[@marcostestandopedal7166]

perdi isso :(

[@irishace11]

It is sometimes, actually, always Top 100. Checkout Pitchfork's review.

[@suprun007]

So they did come to Brasil

[@hightimesbruce]

@minooye Actually, considering that "Marquee Moon" was recorded live in a single take, I think it's just his age. There aren't many videos of him performing it from the 70's / 80's. Actually, I haven't seen a single one.

[@TheEmilylander]

Did I add the z ?

[@TomCramond]

This is in a different key to the original.... The original was in D Mixolydian, this seems to be half a tone lower... C#? Still a rocking version though, as a guitarist this song is probably my favourite song to jam along with :)

[@verifiedpersonae7332]

Great example of them tuning to Db Ab Db Gb Bb Eb

[@patrickguitar8676]

It works though. Can i have a chance Chance?

[@vincenzosallusto1648]

Orgasmica e unica ,,!!! Den iparcune Pola loia 🎸🎼💉💊😵☀️🎸💉 ciao

[@mattgilbert7347]

Where can I see the rest of this?

[@sagrado5]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/qXW1eqOlpb6roJosi=2TP_qXDv75FJKFM3

[@jasonsonier2265]

I'm pretty sure tuning pedals existed in 2005. ;)

[@blakewhittington4336]

Jason Sonier While I agree they don't use standard tuning and sometimes in that tuning it will say your in tune but still sounds s little off which is what I believe he's trying to do is tweak it

[@j.dovales8713]

Tell that to Johnny Ramone

[@patrickguitar8676]

I heard my voice was bad...👂👀👂

[@BunnymanVids]

I could never be a guitar player. Tuning would drive me nuts

[@michaelgraham9774]

You just have to stretch out your strings to make sure they don't slip out of tune as easy.

[@TheEmilylander]

My stuff for you was 80.......... xxxxxxxxxxxxxx

[@carterwatson1949]

is it just me or does Richard Look so unhappy being their

[@jerste]

It's in mine anyways.

[@よメモしとる]

1:24

[@theeasybeats5913]

one of RS top 100 albums

[@richardboughton8338]

Morose bunch of blokes but what a Great,Great band they were.

[@TheJaniodesouza]

FUCKIN THE LATIN AND SAMBA!! BRAZIL REALY LOVES ROCK N ROLL!!!

[@User-xw6kd]

They always look bored in their live performances.

[@Balonious_Crunk]

Is this the original lineup?

[@sagrado5]

Yes

[@truethought62]

It’s the original “Marquee Moon” lineup… Richard Hell was the original bassist, but was gone before they recorded the LP. Fred Smith replaced Richard Hell, and was the bassist on “MM”

[@macadoo2530]

Correct date..? Not 1995..?

[@yakovenkoanatoly]

To je strašný !! Neumět hrát a cpát se na podium...brrr...

[@ajisilaos]

Singing of Tom Verlaine is between Bon Scott and Bruce Springsteen!!! Seriously I think I never heard someone singing so bad!!! And what a shame coz Marquee Moon is one of the most creative song written in the rock history!!!

[@simonjohnfrank]

they don't look the happiest of players

Todo lo que NO hay que hacer cuando tocas en vivo durante el primer minuto! SOMETHING what you NEVER... NEVER EVER SHOULD DO on a live performance for a big crowd. If you use different tunnings, use more than 1 guitar. In this case, they have more than one guitar, but, only for being stubborn, they don't do. Si tocas en vivo y usas afinaciones alternativas, usa mas de 1 guitarra, si estas tocando ante mucha gente y son 2 guitarristas, con mayor razón. Usen mas de 1 guitarra. Si no tienen, usen afinador de piso silencioso.

[@sagrado5]

Tampoco es pa tanto, en el contexto de banda que eran ellos, que zapaban mucho y tiraban incluso disonancias o ruidos y sutilezas varias asi colgadas no queda mal (para mi).

[@davidfraserscott4765]

...getting depressed here?,lol, xxx.

[@landlinesandpercolators8822]

Yeah, the voice is awful. Oh well. Interesting especially to see who plays what as there were no videos of this in their hey day. Seems Lloyd sticks closer to the original parts and Verlaine wanders more. Anyway, these guys don't have much of a recorded legacy relative to other great groups, but what is there is as good as any.

[@mikeroby1313]

+Ross T Correct.Going to a Television gig for the voices would be akin to going to Honolulu for the hockey.

[@johnIZaUWL]

+Mike Roby MIKE your an F'ing genius for that metaphoric comparison! I do SLAM compatible pieces so thanks for cranking my amps to 11😎😀😀😌😌😌🎉

[@mikeroby1313]

+John Erkman Thanks for the comment.

[@TheEmilylander]

NAw, not the same.

[@richardwhittome7712]

Could the drummer sing? I love this band and song, but Verlaine cannot sing.

[@hightimesbruce]

This really isn't that hard to sing :/ Tom struggles a lot.

[@ingaybows7723]

or maybe he's old and he's doing his best

[@hiddenfire65]

Vocally, his intentional attempts to sound even more thin weedy and abstract tahn he does on the records seem to me influenced by what Bob Dylan does. I love it all anyway.

[@leocatrileo68]

Great Band, bad vocal

[@frnnm.6479]

Sobrevalorados

[@petermaximoff5874]

pq?

[@frnnm.6479]

No creo q tengan tanta calidad como su fama y status de grupo de culto requeriría. No inventaron nada, y hay cientos de bandas en la historia del rock que tienen más calidad y cuyas discográficas tienen mayor enjundia que la de Television.