Television

In January 1974, Television was in the early stages of their career, having just released their debut album, *Marquee Moon*, a cornerstone of the punk and art rock movements. However, at this particular recording — the *Full Ork Loft Tapes* — the band was still honing their sound, captivating audiences with a blend of intricate guitar interplay and poetic lyricism that would soon define their legacy. This live session captures a raw, experimental energy, showcasing tracks like "Double Exposure" and "Venus," both instrumental in their development. Interestingly, the playful, almost chaotic nature of the rehearsal atmosphere is palpable; you can feel the band vibing off each other, discovering their musical identity in real-time. It’s a beautiful snapshot of their artistic journey before they became legends, painting a picture of unfiltered creativity right before the explosion of *Marquee Moon* in 1977. It’s fascinating how those early, sometimes messy days laid the groundwork for the

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