This is a great record. I am glad Pitchfork reminded us of it (again).
Television's debut remains a singular achievement that transcends the punk label https://t.co/ceWeEcN2OC
— Pitchfork (@pitchfork) October 10, 2021
Forty-five years ago Television released their towering, harrowing, spiritually ecstatic debut LP 'Marquee Moon'. Over at the Ringer, I wrote about this strange and singular masterpiece, the fractious personalities behind it and its still unsettled legacy. https://t.co/xZcU4JcNNV
— The Paranoid Style (@paranoiacs) April 13, 2022
From the deliriously amoral riff factory of the opener “See No Evil” to the majestic-guitar-showcase of the title track to the cosmic empathy of "Guiding Light", Television’s ‘Marquee Moon’ is the LP that smuggled the Dead into punk rock before the Meat Puppets had the chance to.
— The Paranoid Style (@paranoiacs) March 30, 2022
Original Robert Mapplethorpe photo used for the cover of Marquee Moon. pic.twitter.com/Xf94fBDz1J
— Tyler Wilcox (@tywilc) February 1, 2023
#50greatalbumcovers
— Raoul Duke (@batcountry1980) October 8, 2023
33. Television- Marquee Moon(1977)
Originally a photo, Richard Lloyd had a colour photocopy done of the photo and the band preferred that to the original. It gives them this creepy, unnatural look that works perfectly with the strange, unique music inside pic.twitter.com/evm8AlLNPz
Sad! 