"Look here junior, don't you be so happy. And for Heaven's sake, don't you be so sad."

New York City postpunk expressionism at its finest, Television's "Marquee Moon" successfully defines the sound of 1977. They literally built the stage at CBGBs and played the club's first matinee show. Amidst Debby Harry hangouts and Iggy Pop antics, Television grafted an intricate chord structure to the emotional elements of the punk rock movement in the mid-1970s. No doubt the album of its era and highly representative of the "post" punk transition.

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