In October 1975, Television was at a pivotal moment in their career, just on the cusp of releasing their impactful debut album, *Marquee Moon*, which would drop the following year. The live performance of “Breakin’ In My Heart” at Mother's in New York showcases the band's raw energy and experimental edge, hallmarks of their sound that would soon define the burgeoning punk and art rock scenes. This particular recording captures the essence of a band deeply connected to their roots in the New York City music scene, influenced by the vibrant melting pot of genres swirling around them. What's fascinating is how this performance reflects their communal artistic journey—sharing a stage with other locals while crafting something uniquely theirs. There's an almost magnetic quality in their sound during this period, as they balanced melodic complexity with a gritty attitude, hinting at the influence they'd have in shaping not just punk but alternative rock in the years to come. It’s an exhilara