In January 1978, when Patti Smith performed "Because The Night" on *Oktagon Görsel TV*, she was enjoying significant success following the release of her critically acclaimed album *Easter*, which came out in 1978. This album included her iconic rendition of "Because The Night," a song co-written with Bruce Springsteen, marking a pivotal moment in her career as it showcased her transition from punk rock icon to mainstream artist. *Easter* was particularly noteworthy as it featured a more polished sound compared to her earlier work, reflecting her growing influence in the rock scene. At this point in her career, Smith was also recognized for her powerful stage presence and poetic lyrics, solidifying her status as a trailblazer in music. This live performance exemplified her dynamic energy and the raw emotion she brought to her music, helping to define the sound of a generation.