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KIT - Kingston Interactive Television is the first televison service to come down your original copper telephone wire. The service is only currently available in the Hull area, but KIT have signed a deal with SKY to market across the country as soon as BT open up their local loops.
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lg 32 inch Television
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Product Information for "Television - Television" »
Product details
Title
Television
Performer
Television
Genre
Rock & Pop
Sub Genre
Punk Rock
Release Date
01/02/1999
Recomended Retail Price
8.99 GBP
Original Release Year
1992
Label / Distributor
EMI Catalogue / EMI Operations/CEVA Logistics
Engineer
Mario Salvati
Producer
Television
Pieces in Set
1
Studio / Live
Studio
Stereo
Stereo
Format
Performer
EAN
77779839629
Catalogue Number
CDESTV 2181
Additional notes
Album Notes
Television: Tom Verlaine (vocals, guitar); Fred Smith (guitar, bass, background vocals); Richard Lloyd (guitar); Billy Ficca (drums). Recorded at Acoustilog, New York, New York. 13 years after disbanding, Television reunited for this self-titled 1992 release. The band's sound is still built around Tom Verlaine's songs, in which his guitar and Richard Lloyd's entwine around one another like contrasting ribbons. Verlaine's vocals function like another element in the beautiful fray, bobbing up to the surface, then disappearing back into the sea. Lyric fragments are glimpsed rather than framed. This album sounds remarkably like this band's two previous studio works, MARQUEE MOON, from 1977 and ADVENTURE, from 1978. The album has a crisp sound throughout, as the denser passages have a layered clarity, and the more open passages revel in the warmth of longer notes.
Album Reviews
Village Voice (3/2/93, p.5) - Ranked #25 in the Village Voice's list of the 40 Best Albums Of 1992. Q (10/92, p.94) - 4 Stars - Excellent - "...a very, very fine album...these songs lean closer to the bare bones intensity of [Verlaine's solo] albums FLASH LIGHT (1987) and THE WONDER (1990), than the sparked-up fury of much of [Television's 1977 debut] MARQUEE MOON..." Rolling Stone (10/29/92, p.70) - 4 Stars - Excellent - "...celebrates the lost virtues of precision, and emotional depth and sonic elegance...rich in twang noir...orchestrated with impeccable clarity, sensual vigor and a gift for breathtaking understatement..." Spin (11/92, p.110) - Highly Recommended - "...a damned good, maybe even great, record...clean, cool, pointed, well-woven, and evocative...There are moments of thunderous bliss...It's great to have them back..." Entertainment Weekly (10/23/92, p.64) - "...no less edgy or atmospheric than their first two [albums]....songwriter-singer Verlaine's unique vision still comes through loud and clear..." - Rating: A Audio Magazine (11/92, p.118) - Sound: A - Performance: B+ - "...Although the band doesn't exactly pick up where it left off, TELEVISION is still clearly Television..."
Titles on disc 1
1.
1880 Or So
2.
Shane She Wrote This
3.
In World
4.
Call Mr Lee
5.
Rhyme
6.
No Glamour For Willi
7.
Beauty Trip
8.
Rocket
9.
This Tune
10.
Mars
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