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The second album of the New York group Television was released in 1978. It suffered in the music media immediately from the cheers with which the debut Marquee Moon had been received a year earlier and did not survive the inevitable comparison with it. Perhaps because Adventure lacks the sturm und urang and raw beauty of Marquee Moon and sounds much more thoughtful and produced. Many elements of… Marquee Moon are present: the flawlessly complementary guitar playing of Tom Verlaine and Richard Lloyd, the inventive rhythm section Fred Smith (bass) and Billy Ficca (drums) and the whimsical big city songs full of cryptic poetic lyrics by Verlaine. In addition, this time a lot of attention has been paid to the (sometimes almost The Byrds-esque) background vocals and keys are used here and there. Pearls like Days,more
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