Two guitars trading lines made this band's name at CBGB. Sprawling epics, tight singles and the odd reunion-era cut are all in the running.
1Marquee MoonThe nearly ten-minute title track of the 1977 debut album, released as a UK single that reached No. 30.1000pts
2GloryThe opening track of the 1978 album Adventure, released as a UK single backed with "Carried Away".1000pts
3VenusThe second track on Marquee Moon (1977), carried by a Tom Verlaine guitar solo and also used as the B-side of the "Prove It" single.538pts
4Guiding LightA newly written song the band recorded for Marquee Moon at A & R Recording in November 1976, placed sixth on the album.538pts
5DaysA song from the band's 1978 second album Adventure on which Richard Lloyd plays the guitar solo.538pts
6Prove ItThe second single from Marquee Moon, which peaked at No. 25 on the UK Singles Chart in July 1977.538pts
7See No EvilThe opening track of Television's 1977 debut album Marquee Moon, with Richard Lloyd taking the guitar solo.418pts
8FoxholeA 1978 single from Adventure, issued in the UK with "Careful" as its B-side.418pts
9Torn CurtainThe seven-minute closing track of Marquee Moon, built around a long Tom Verlaine guitar solo.418pts
10Ain't That Nothin'An Adventure track with a Richard Lloyd solo, put out as a 1978 US single with "Glory" on the flip side.418pts
11Call Mr. LeeA single from the 1992 reunion album Television, promoted with a video that briefly aired on MTV.418pts
12Shane, She Wrote ThisThe second track on the self-titled 1992 album, Television's third and final studio record.418pts
13FrictionA Marquee Moon song that opens with Richard Lloyd playing octaves and was among the tracks Brian Eno demoed with the band in December 1974.0pts
14ElevationThe side-two opener of Marquee Moon, one of four songs on the album with a Richard Lloyd guitar solo.0pts
15Little Johnny JewelTelevision's 1975 debut single, split into two parts across both sides of a 7-inch on manager Terry Ork's Ork Records.0pts
