Bonus Song Thursday - Television "1880 or So"

The Great Albums

Bill Lambusta

Albums, Music Commentary, Criticism, Billlambusta, Brianerickson, Music

4.3 • 749 Ratings

🗓️ 28 July 2016

⏱️ 19 minutes

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Summary

It's Bonus Song Thursday! Bill and Brian continue discussing Television (you know, the band, not the thing you stare at in the living room) by listening to and chatting about "1880 of So" from their 1992 "comeback" self titled album. We speculate on the possibility of a Television biography and why the band reformed when they did. Then, spurred by a Twitter interaction, we attempt to once again explain what we are trying to accomplish with the podcast and the best way to interact with us by inviting everyone to join the conversation.

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0:00.0	I'm losing my heart can't see
0:18.0	I don't belong to misery
0:25.6	Though she speak fine with subtle eyes
0:33.6	Such misery close the Rose of Matt Ha
0:39.7	Hello and welcome to the great albums
0:45.9	I'm Bill
0:47.1	And I'm Brian
0:47.8	And this is bonus song Thursday
0:49.7	And this is bonus song Thursday Brian on Foley
0:59.7	What were we just listened to right there, Brian?
1:02.6	That was 1880 or so by television from their 1992 self-titled comeback album.
1:11.1	Comeback album, yes.
1:13.4	We'll revisit that.
1:14.8	So if you've never listened to the podcast before,
1:16.7	what we do here every week is take a different album of music
1:19.4	and talk about what makes it great.
1:21.6	Then we follow it up with another bonus song Thursday episode
1:26.3	where we take a single song and kind of do the same
1:29.1	kind of treatment where we just talk about what we like about it, what makes it cool, and
1:34.7	you know, the quote unquote deep dive if you can deep dive into one song.
1:40.4	Yeah, but I mean this isn't, you're going to do a bonus song on television. Maybe you do something from their second record, from adventure or something. But we're taking it. We like to we like to kind of move forward or we've done a lot of like what are they doing currently. And this is the most current thing television has done. Yeah, because they went away for a little while.
2:01.9	Yeah.
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