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Marquee Moon - CD, LP

Name: CD Television: Marquee Moon
SKU: 938468
Price: 19.49 EUR
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Television

Rock | New Wave | Punk | Art Rock

1977

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2LP Television: Marquee Moon

Mobile Fidelity Edition (US) Rhino/Mobile Fidelity 2026

Mobile Fidelity Sound Lab 30. December 2026 USA

New Arrivals Week 14

More ID: 960906 EAN: 0821797206426

Date of publication

The announced release date is 30. December 2026

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Title	Marquee Moon
Artist	Television
More info	Mobile Fidelity Edition (US) Rhino/Mobile Fidelity 2026
Format	2x LP (vinyl)
Labels	Mobile Fidelity Sound Lab
Country of issue	USA
Date of publication	30. December 2026
First released	1977
EAN	0821797206426
Product ID	960906

Television: Marquee Moon version on vinyl 2LP in Standard edition. This particular edition was published in USA in publishing company Mobile Fidelity Sound Lab on 30. December 2026.

"Television: Marquee Moon" is a seminal album released in 1977, marking a significant moment in the evolution of punk and alternative rock. The record is known for its intricate guitar work, poetic lyrics, and innovative structure that diverged from the typical punk sound of its era. The album features tracks that have been widely acclaimed for their musicianship and influence on subsequent generations of musicians. Among the notable tracks are "See No Evil," which opens the album with energetic riffs and an infectious chorus; "Venus," with its angular guitar lines; and "Friction," which showcases the band's tight interplay. The title track, "Marquee Moon," is a highlight, featuring an extended guitar solo that has been celebrated for its technical proficiency and melodic inventiveness. Other tracks such as "Elevation," "Guiding Light," "Prove It," and "Torn Curtain" contribute to the album's depth and complexity. The inclusion of "Little Johnny Jewel" pays homage to the band's earlier work, while an "Untitled Instrumental" offers a glimpse into Television's creative process. The album has been reissued with bonus tracks, providing additional content for fans and collectors.

Album spans genres Rock, New Wave, Punk and Art Rock.