Television - The Blow Up (LP)
- LP
- 1 piece(s)
- 1999
- 13 tracks
- 1 uur, 24 min
- proto-punk
The Blow Up
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It seems like an awesome concert in a cozy spot. The stage might be on the petite side, but the sound is fantastic.
Great concert in a intimate setting. The stage might be smaller, but the sound is fantastic.
The label's not to blame, but the recording's sound is truly awful. Yet, I loved the songs and the performance. It's like a bootleg version of great tunes.
The audio is precisely what you'd anticipate from gigs taped by an enthusiast on a cassette. It's bootleg standard. Yet, it's the performances that truly shine. Television at their live peak, sounding far more punk than their polished studio tracks. It's electrifying. Guitars soar, experimental and daring. A must-have for band fans, less so for audio purists. In short, the pressing is decent - but don't expect to wow anyone with your high-end sound system.
The audio quality is just as you'd imagine from a fan's cassette recording. It's bootleg-tier, for sure. But who cares when the performances are this electric? Television at their live peak, way punker than their studio stuff. It's a blast. Guitars soaring, experimental, daring. A must-have for fans, though audiophiles might not be thrilled. The pressing is decent, but don't expect to wow anyone with your hi-fi setup.
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