Television - Live At The Academy NYC 12.4.92 (LP)
- LP
- 1 piece(s)
- 2024
- 12 tracks
- 1 uur, 13 min
- proto-punk
Live At The Academy NYC 12.4.92
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Mine is terrible. It's making noise everywhere, even after I cleaned it with ultrasound. Really lets me down.
Initially, I had my doubts about this purchase, but I'm genuinely pleased I went ahead with it. The audio quality is fantastic, way better than I anticipated. The record itself is flawless, no issues here. My only minor complaint is the packaging could've been more thoughtful. A gatefold with some photos would've been a nice touch. And hey, where are the liner notes? I'm sure Patti Smith would've had something to say. And don't even get me started on paper sleeves, a common gripe for sure. All that aside, I'd still wholeheartedly recommend this to any TV/Verlaine enthusiast.
I'm really happy to have this on vinyl. The sound quality is fantastic, in my view. It's warm and rich, with a solid bass, and the guitars still sound crisp and clear, while the hi-hat stands out. It feels like a well-captured, raw live performance. It really brings the energy of the night to life. Everyone played brilliantly. I was a bit too excited, being one of those who thinks Television is as important as The Beatles or Pink Floyd, and I probably paid too much, but I don't regret it at all.
The pressing is spot on. I didn't _adore_ the mastering. It's a tad lacking in energy. The instruments sound crisp, clearly recorded from the board. The audience chatter and noise add to the atmosphere. Worth the purchase.
The value lies in "1880 Or So" alone, which completely surpasses the shorter, album version, especially with its extended solo section at the end.
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