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Uploaded by on Feb 25, 2008

Television live at Vicar Street, Dublin, June 15th 2002.

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01___FIRE_ENGINE
02___PROVE_IT
03___CALL_MR_LEE
04___VENUS
05___BEAUTY_TRIP
06___I_COULD_SLEEP_ALL_DAY
07___SEE_NO_EVIL
08___LITTLE_JOHNNY_JEWEL
09___O_MI_AMORE
10___THE_ROCKET
11___RHYME
12___MARQUEE_MOON

Encore - WILD THING

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  • こりゃあすげえ。

  • But what does this mean?

    :)

  • ???

    I hope this means you lik it!

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  • @rca88 I agree, Richard Lloyd doesn't get enough credit but also his and Verlaine's styles really complement each other. Verlaine's style as a soloist is contemplative, he takes his time, he gets an idea and he works it out over a long (sometimes very long) period. You need another player in the band who can stun, and that's Lloyd. He usually only gets a chorus or two, but he really pulls off the fireworks. In this song it's like the storm has been building throughout and then breaks at the end.

  • I love Lloyd's guitar part in this song the chorus - that angry rumbling surge he does up and down the natural minor scale. Apart from being really fun to play it's also an essential part of the arrangement of the song, such that it's hard to imagine somebody covering this song and not at least gesturing towards that guitar part.

  • @desasterz Doesn't sound like it to me, except that both Lloyd and Manzarek have a tendency to play in sixteenth-notes when excited.

  • @windmills20 I don't think Lloyd was Verlaine's pupil, at least I've never read that. I read an interview with him years ago where he talked about being a friend of a friend of Jimi Hendrix, and of having once got to watch Hendrix in the studio when he was a young teenager; in any case, it's hard to imagine Verlaine being a guitar teacher, as he's such an undisciplined player (but a great one). I read that Lloyd was introduced to Verlaine by Terry Ork, who was Television's first manager.

  • Billy Ficca knows exactly how to get behind the guitar parts. He's amazing

  • at 3:42 it sounds like the solo on "Light My Fire" by the Doors

  • Just wants to focus on his own stuff. No harm no foul

  • why?

  • Thanks so much for posting. This became one of my favorite Television songs in recent years.

  • Absolute agree with you. In 1992 album he play a lot of solos. Sometime tendency to play too much notes per second :-)

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