In July 1975, when Television graced the stage at the Piccadilly Inn in Cleveland, they were riding the wave of creativity that would later culminate in their seminal debut album, *Marquee Moon*, released in 1977. Just prior to this live recording, they released their self-titled EP in 1975, which helped establish their distinct sound characterized by intricate guitar interplay and poetic lyrics. This gig, infused with a raw energy, highlights the band's early experimentation and connection with their audience, marking an important moment in their musical journey. Interestingly, the recording was made by Peter Laughner, a local musician who was eager to learn Television's songs for an audition, showcasing the band's burgeoning influence in the New York rock scene. This live performance captures the essence of a band on the brink of greatness, a time when they were still developing their identity and gearing up for the impact they would soon have in the music world.