Television/NY,USA 1975

A classic item recorded in New York in 1975, which is thought to be the latter half of Richard Hell’s tenure, is now available in a brushed-up edition! Although the date and location are unknown, the gig in New York in 1975, which is thought to be the later period of Richard Hell’s tenure, is recorded in high-quality stereo audience recording, and the set list and performance reveal the vivid power of the guitar resonating loudly. The previously released album “HARD ON LOVE” from the same label, which is known as a classic sound source, is now available in a brushed-up edition with improved sound quality due to the latest remastering! The previously released album recorded from the master recorded in stereo, which is rare for sound sources from this period, was of high quality enough, but the slightly harsh high range has been adjusted to widen the range and increase the stereo feeling, resulting in a natural and clearer sound! Since Hell was fired for being bad at playing, the bass is almost inaudible, so it seems that the volume was turned down considerably at that gig, but the incredibly psychedelic guitar hits you right in the head from the first song, “Fire Engine”! “Prove It”, “Venus”, “Friction” have a rough guitar from the early days, different from the arrangements recorded on the first album, and “Blank Generation” by Hell is followed by “Marquee Moon” and “Foxhole” with violent guitar explosions! The last three songs are also super powerful, including the last number “Hard On Love”, which starts with a drum solo of nearly five minutes and has an exquisite slide guitar of 11 minutes! This is the definitive version of the most important recording from Hell’s time with the band!! Unknown Location And Date / New York City, U.S.A. 1975 01.Fire Engine 02.Prove It 03.Venus 04.Friction 05.Blank Generation 06.Marquee Moon 07.Foxhole 08.Poor Circulation 09.Double Exposure 10.Hard On Love (Fast Version. 14 minutes long!)