RE-UPLOAD: Television - Masonic Temple Auditorium, Detroit, USA - 13.03.1977 (Flac)

 

Excellent sound. Thanks to the original uploader.

Original Info File:

*JEMS Master*

1 See No Evil
2 Elevation
3 Friction
4 Prove It
5 Marquee Moon

Teac M-100 mic>Sony 153SD>Wavelab>Flac8

A short but sweet set from Television.   Their first Detroit appearance, opening for Peter Gabriel, on his first solo tour.
Yes,  that's booing you're hearing...a prog. rock crowd sitting
through a set by what they perceived as a 'punk' band from New York.
Television were a surprise opening act. We expected a opening band, we just didn't know it was going to be them until they were introduced, luckily I was set up to tape whoever it was going to be. 

RE-UPLOAD: Television - Paradiso, Amsterdam, The Netherlands - 03.06.1977 (Flac)

 

Gig poster, exclusive European tour badge scan and tracklist included.

From the Dave Sez archive: another ultra-rare recording by Hans De Vente, this time of Television playing with Blondie on their first European tour. Lineage: Cassette>WAV>FLAC 5>you.

01 See No Evil
02 Venus
03 Elevation
04 Foxhole
05 Little Johnny Jewel
06 Friction
07 Knockin' On Heaven's Door
--
08 Marquee Moon
09 Satisfaction
10 O Mi Amore

There are three known bootlegs of Television's 1977 European tour, all B-/C+ audience recordings; the best 1977 Television recording (B+) is from Hartsdale NY, first released by the great gomonkeygo and reposted by SilentWay at http://floppybootstomp-ii.blogspot.com/2012/03/television-live-hartsdale-ny-1977.html (Rapidshare links still live). Nonetheless, bearing in mind the rarity and historical significance of this Dutch recording, it should be kept in circulation, and thanks to Hans De Vente for sharing his tape. Other European 1977 audience recordings still online are Manchester at http://www.guitars101.com/forums/f145/television-1977-05-26-manchester-uk-aud-flac-164575.html (FLAC, thanks to the great EDGE, at least the Filefactory link is still live) and Lyon at http://www.guitars101.com/forums/f90/television-lyon-france-8-june-1977-a-163324.html (320, thanks to the great tinajazz, the Turbobit link is still live). The only other known 1977 recordings are from LA's Whiskey A Go Go on April 5th and 14th which are rough to say the least and are no longer online.

RE-UPLOAD: Television - Adventure Studio Session Outtakes - 1978 (Flac)

 

Huge Thanks to Dave sez for sending me this one to share here.

AKA I Need A New Adventure

From the Dave Sez archive: outtakes from Television's second album "Adventure", recorded amidst some acrimony at Bearsville Studios, 1978. Playing with Patti Smith from 1975 onwards, Television released the seminal albums "Marquee Moon" (1977) and "Adventure" (1978), but following major conflicts between Verlaine and Lloyd, the group disbanded in summer 1978 with a last gig at the aptly named Bottom Line Club in New York (http://darkcircleroom4.blogspot.com/2014/03/television-bottom-line-new-york-usa.html). The group reformed briefly for a further album "Television" and official live CD "Live at the Academy" in 1992, but the reformation did not last long, and the group again fell silent until live gigs in 2001 and following years. Lloyd finally left the group in summer 2007, replaced by guitarist Jimmy Rip.
The crown jewels of any Television bootleg collection are the 1975-76 studio demos for the first album (http://darkcircleroom4.blogspot.com/2014/03/television-double-exposure-demos-1974.html) and the extremely rare recording of outtakes and extras from the second, presented here in FLAC.

Track List:

1 Ain't That Nothin' 
2 Adventure 
3 Glory 
4 Days 
5 Foxhole 
6 Carried Away (aka Vibrato Song)
7 Ain't That Nothin' 
8 Careful (aka I Don't Care)
9 Glory (instrumental)
10 Carried Away (instrumental)
11 Up All Night (unreleased)
12 Grip Of Love 
13 Last Night (Piano Song) 
14 The Dream's Dream
15 Glory
16 The Fire

Punk Vault No. PVCD 1007, released in Japan in 2003.

For the Richard Lloyd fans, a recent gig can be found at http://southernshelter.com/2017/06/out-of-towners-richard-lloyd-group-georgia-theatre-2017-06-23/.

RE-UPLOAD: Television - Primavera Sound Festival, Parque da Cidade, Porto, Portugal - 06.06.2014 (Flac)

 

Excelent audience recording of Television performing "Marquee Moon". HUGE Thanks to j.mart for
Original Info File:

Taper: j.mart
Source: DPA4061's > Church Audio ST-9100 (~+12dB, no HPF) > Sony PCM-D50 (Line In, WAV 16bit/44kHz)
Mastering: Adobe Audition > Izotope Ozone 7 (EQ, compress) > CDWav 1.95 > TLH (FLAC 8)

Tracklist:
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01- Intro
02- See No Evil
03- Prove It
04- Elevation
05- Torn Curtain
06- Friction
07- Guiding Light
08- Venus
09- Marquee Moon

TRT: 59m:50s

Notes: Television plays every song of their classic album Marquee Moon. Not much else to say. An engaged crowd and very good sound for festival standards make this a pretty great recording.

#Please pass the info file along as you distribute the show#

Television/Patti Smith - CBGB'S, NY, USA - 17.04.1975 (Flac)

Meanhile, 45 years ago to this day, in New York, two new bands played together. Very good sounding recording. This version has more tracks than the bootleg silver CD. Thanks to the original uploader.


Original Info File:

Disc 1:

TELEVISION 1st SET
1. Fire Engine 0:38
2. Gina 4:34
3. Poor Circulation 3:53
4. Breakin' in my Heart 5:54
5. Foxhole 5:45

PATTI SMITH 1st SET
6. Real Good Time Together 5:12
7. Redondo Beach 3:10
8. Birdland 3:06
9. Space Monkey 3:47
10. Distant Fingers 7:44
11. Gloria 5:05
Total 48:54

Disc 2:

1. ? 5:31
2. ? 4:15           [N.B.   This is actually  'Fire Engine'  opener of the Television set...also known as 'the blow up'..]

TELEVISION 2nd SET
3. Venus 4:53
4. Marquee Moon 8:05
5. Little Johnny Jewel 4:37
6. Fire Engine 6:29
7. Foxhole 5:30
8. Breakin' in my Heart 3:47

PATTI SMITH 2nd SET
9. Space Monkey (abrupt start) 5:20
10. Distant Fingers 5:04
11. Gloria 6:46
Total (11 tracks) 60:24

Disc 3:

TELEVISION 3rd SET
1. Venus 4:09
2. Marquee Moon 7:21
3. Friction 4:47

PATTI SMITH 3rd SET
4. Hunter Gets Captured by the Game (Smoky Robinson) 3:02
5. Magellan (I've never been able to find the real name of this song) 5:15
6. We Three (partial) 0:51
7. Free Money 5:57
8. Piss Factory 5:30
9. Snow Ball 4:24
10. Horses 11:50
11. (poem) 0:46
Total 53:57

Complete night

Aud. Unknown lineage > Cassette > M-Audio Transit > Cool Edit > CD Wave Editor > FLAC >TLH>Wav>TLH>flac [level 8]

thanks to original uploader..!

Television - Solid Sound Festival, MassMoCA, North Addams, USA - 24.06.2017 (Flac)

Very good sound, Thanks to seremerc for taping and sharing on Dime.

Original Info File:

Recording Info: Beyerdynamic MC930 -> PS-2 -> Sony M10 (24/96)
Transfer Info: Audacity (Normalize, Tracking, Dither)

Recorded and mastered by seremetcc

One Set (1:14:16)

1. Intro
2. Prove It
3. Venus
4. Elevation
5. 1880 or So
6. Little Johnny Jewel
7. Persia
8. Marquee Moon

Thanks to Television and Solid Sound for allowing recording!!!
www.facebook.com/televisionband/
www.solidsoundfestival.com/
www.massmoca.org

Enjoy!

Television - Arches, Glasgow, Scotland - 24.06.2004 (Flac)

Very good sounding recording. Thanks to jamroom for sharing on Dime.

Original Info File:


Audience recording

Recording info: SP-CMC-2 > SP-SPSB-1 > Sony MZN 707 (LP Mode)

Transfer info: MD Master->MDS-JE770->optical output->iRiver H120 [rockboxed]->USB->Adobe Audition 2 [fades->+7db]->TLH FLAC Level 8

Taped by Gary Barrett (alfienoakes)
Transferred by jamroom

Setlist:
01 [02:19] Intro
02 [06:23] The Dream's Dream
03 [06:59] 1880 Or So
04 [04:24] Venus (De Milo)
05 [06:14] Balloon
06 [03:44] Stax
07 [07:22] Little Johnny Jewel
08 [05:47] Prove It
09 [03:31] Squaggle
10 [06:07] Call Mr. Lee
11 [06:21] Let's Go To The Sea
12 [08:47] Persia
13 [03:58] See No Evil
14 [01:37] Tuning and band intros
15 [13:34] Intro->Marquee Moon
16 [03:25] encore applause
17 [03:33] Glory
18 [04:54] Psychotic Reaction

Total [99:05]

Gary Barrett (alfienoakes on Dime) RIP

Gary was a well-known figure in the Glasgow music scene, after working in A1 Sounds / Fopp and Avalanche Records for over 20 years. He also promoted a few shows in the mid 80s.
When minidisc technology emerged, he immediately set himself up for recording and began chronicling all the gigs he attended. This is a record of all the existing MD’s I found in his massive music collection, which his brother asked me to transfer on to hard drive.
Gary passed away suddenly from natural causes in Sept 2006, ironically just after he purchased his first HD recorder and only got to record 2 shows with (Green On Red at King Tut’s being the last one).
Big thanks to jamroom for taking over this project and the many dimebots who have helped him in this massive endeavour. This MD Project is a tribute to Gary's passion for live music and supporting local and small touring bands.

Deadotter

Band members:

Tom Verlaine – Vocals, Guitar
Billy Ficca – Drums
Fred Smith – Bass, Vocals
Richard Lloyd – Guitar, Vocals

Gig Notes:

Gary never taped any support acts, if there were any.

Recording notes and sound quality:

Added fades and boosted the volume by +4db. There's some chat to be heard (why?) and an enthusiastic clapper / singer near Gary for a while, but it's still a great listen.

Many thanks to jokingman for completing the setlist.

band links
https://www.facebook.com/televisionband/

venue link
http://www.thearches.co.uk/

Please support the band by buying their albums, merch, and by going to see them live. They deserve your cash.

Do NOT sell this recording, trade FREELY!
No art, make you own.
Enjoy!

Television - Irving Plaza, New York, NY, USA - 28.12.2014 (Flac)

Thanks to nitcomb for sharing his recording on Dime.

Original Info File:

Source: SP-CMC-8 (Cards)->SP-R09 Battery Box-> Ed R09 16/44.1
Lineage: SD Card->Pro Tools->xAct->Flac

Recorded, Transferred and Upped to DIME by Nitcomb

01. Intro (instrumental)
02. Prove It
03. 1880 or So
04. Elevation
05. Little Johnny Jewel
06. Venus
07. Torn Curtain
08. See No Evil
09. Persia
10. Guiding Light
11. Marquee Moon
12. Crowd Ambience

Encore:
13. I’m Gonna Find You

Notes:
The air conditioning was blowing very strong and my mics picked up some wind noise. It’s most noticeable when listening through headphones. Didn’t think to bring windscreens to an indoor show! Other than that the recording is very clear with no real crowd interference.
Tom Verlaine’s left hand cramped up in the middle of Marquee Moon & during I’m Gonna Find You. He stops playing occasionally to shake it off.

Television - Festival FNAC Inrockuptibles, La Cigale, Paris, France - 06.11.1992 (Flac)

Very good FM broadcast. Thanks to the original uploader.

fm-tape-wave-flac

01. Prove it
02. This Tune
03. No Glamour For Willi
04. Call Mr. Lee
05. Venus
06. The Rocket
07. Rhyme
08. Marquee Moon

Television - Glastonbury Festival, UK - 27.06.1992 (Flac)

AKA Interference

Thanks to Dave Sez for sending e this one to share here.

AUD B+ FLAC

Vinyl bootleg covers and text included

01. Glory
02. Venus De Milo
03. Call Mr Lee
04. Prove It
05. In My World
06. No Glamour For Willi (incomplete)
07. See No Evil
08. 1880 Or So
09. I Don't Need Your Lovin' Anymore

Guitar, Vocals – Tom Verlaine
Guitar – Richard Lloyd
Bass – Fred Smith
Drums – Billy Ficca

Thanks to the great StevieD!

Television - Sunplaza-Nakano, Tokyo, Japan - 06.09.1992 (Flac)

A request from Dave Sez. Thanks to the original uploader.

Title: Rose Of My Heart
Dates: September 6, 1992
Venue: Sunplaza-Nakano, Tokyo, Japan
Total Playing Time: 72.36

Lineage: (No Label) No. 20905-2 Boot 1CD > Wav > FLAC

Excellent Audience Recording

01. Crescendo
02. Venus
03. In World
04. Glory
05. Call Mr. Lee
06. Prove It
07. This Tune
08. The Rocket
09. See No Evil
10. 1880 Or So
11. Marquee Moon


Band Lineup

Tom Verlaine: Guitar, Vocals
Richard Lloyd: Guitar
Fred Smith: Bass
Billy Ficca: Drums

In 1992 Television reunited to record a self-titled album and did a world tour.
Enjoy!!


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Television - New York Stories 1975/1976 (Flac)

AUD B+, FLAC, all tracks from CBGBs unless otherwise noted.

From the Dave Sez archive: the last of the series of Television bootleg CDs from Japan, thanks to the great StevieD!

01. Breakin' In My Heart
02. I Don't Care
03. Little Johnny Jewel
04. Foxhole
05. Double Exposure
06. Prove It
07. Hard On Love
08. Judy
09. O Mi Amore
10. Let Me Out
11. See No Evil
12. Guiding Light
13. Grip Of Love
14. Elevation
15. Adventure
16. Whatcha' Doin' On Them Stairs? (aka Come On In)

track 1-5: June 15,1975
track 6: August 8,1975
track 7: August 2,1975
track 8: October 18,1975 (Mothers)
track 9-12: December 31,1976
track 13-14: March 12,1976
track 15: December 31,1976 (NY Palladium)
track 16: April 1975
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Television - Bottom Line, New York, USA - 29.07.1978 (FLAC)

AKA This Case Is Closed aka The First Farewell


From the Dave Sez archive: an ultra-rare Japanese CD bootleg, AUD A-, FLAC. The last known recorded concert of Television until their reformation in 1992 with an inspired version of the classic song Marquee Moon.

1. Fire Engine
2. Glory
3. Grip Of Love
4. Foxhole
5. Dreams Dream
6. Ain't That Nothin'
7. Friction
8. Prove It
9. Marquee Moon
10. Kingdom Come
11. Satisfaction

Huge thanks to dexondaz!



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Television - Double Exposure Demos 1974-75 (FLAC)

Television - Double Exposure studio demos 1974-75 (A+, FLAC) and bonus

From the Dave Sez archive: the crown jewels of Television bootlegs, the late 1974 demos recorded at Good Vibrations Studio, NYC and produced by Richard Williams, observed (not produced!) by Brian Eno, and the Ork sessions recorded in August 1975, allegedly at Fairland Studios. The track Little Johnny Jewel is taken from the Ork single recorded during this session. A lossless vinyl rip of the Ork single is available at the great http://powerpopcriminals.blogspot.com/2012/04/television-little-johnny-jewel-1975.html; it is also included on the expanded official re-release of "Marquee Moon".

Lossless rip of the Double Exposure bootleg, omitting the lower-quality live tracks available in full on other boots. These demos would also be released from a much worse cassette source with speed problems as the "Bryan Eno Demos" and as the "Fairland demos". All CD and alternative artwork included.

1. Prove It (12-74)
2. Friction (12-74)
3. Venus (12-74)
4. Double Exposure (12-74)
5. Marquee Moon (12-74)
(bass: Richard Hell)

6. Hard On Love (8-75)
7. Friction (8-75)
8. Careful (8-75)
9. Prove It (8-75)
10. Fire Engine (8-75)
11. Little Johnny Jewel (8-75)
(bass: Fred Smith)

Thanks to the late great aikolosslessboots!

Bonus: the 1973 Verlaine/Hell/Ficca single as the Neon Boys VBR c. 192, artwork included.

1. That's All I Know (Right Now)
2. Love Comes In Spurts
3. High Heeled Wheels
4. Time
5. Don't Die

Thanks to isksp.blogspot.com and drunksongs.blogspot.com!



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