Television/PA,USA 1992

Introducing a treasured sound source that includes a high-quality stereo audience recording of the Philadelphia performance in 1992, when they reunited for the first time in 14 years! Television, who reunited with members from their golden era for the first time in 14 years and released their third album “TELEVISION”, was held at the Theater of the Living in Philadelphia on December 2, 1992, immediately after the reunion. The live concert held at Arts can be heard as a high-quality stereo soundboard recording source on the same label’s previously released album “LOST SOUNDBOARD TAPES”, but this work is a direct digital transfer from a completely different source, a cassette master. A high-quality stereo audience recording source is used. In the soundboard source of the already released version “LOST SOUNDBOARD TAPES”, there were some parts missing in 3 songs: P”rove It”, “1880 Or So”, and “Marquee Moon”, and the last song “Glory” was not included. The audience source used in this work includes the last song “Glory” without any omissions. The sound quality can be said to be in the upper class at the time, with a clear sound quality that has a wide range and depth that you wouldn’t believe was a cassette recording.The vocals are also loud and each part is recorded in a very well-balanced manner, filling the floor. You can enjoy the vivid and powerful sound that contains the sound as it is! In September of the same year, he came to Japan and performed 8 songs from his new album “TELEVISION” at the time, including “Rhyme”, which had an impressive cool floating feeling, at a live performance at the beginning of the American tour that was held after the European tour. The setlist features a 77-minute performance full of tension! THEATER OF LIVING ARTS, PHILADELPHIA, PA, USA DECEMBER 2, 1992 01.Intro ~ Prove It 02.1880 Or So 03.This Tune 04.Venus 05.Beauty Trip 06.No Glamor For Willie 07.Call Mr. Lee 08.The Rocket 19.Rhyme 10.In World 11.Marquee Moon 12.Glory Tom Verlaine- guitar, lead vocals Richard Lloyd-Lead guitar, background vocals Fred Smith-bass, background vocals Billy Ficca-drums