Television

In October 1975, when Television took the stage at Mother's in New York, they were on the cusp of solidifying their status in the burgeoning punk and new wave scene. Just a few months earlier, in March of that year, they had released their debut album, *Marquee Moon*. This album not only showcased their intricate guitar work and poetic lyrics but also set the stage for the band's influential sound that would resonate throughout music history. An interesting tidbit related to this performance is that during this period, Television was known for their captivating live shows, marked by a distinctive blend of improvisation. The song "Fire Engine," which they performed at Mother's, embodies the raw energy and creative spirit of their early work, hinting at the innovative direction they would continue to explore. This live recording captures a unique moment in a pivotal time for the band, presenting fans with a vibrant snapshot of their early career and the electric atmosphere of New York’s

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