This discography is broken down into the following sections: Official Albums and CDs Official Singles Covers of Television/Verlaine/Lloyd Songs Tributes & Mentions Songs included in Compilations Marquee Moon LP (USA) Elektra 7E-1098, 1977 LP (UK) Elektra K52046 1977 LP (Germany) Elektra ELK 52046, 1977; GEMA made in Germany by WEA Musik GMBH, a Warner Brothers Communication Company LP (Japan) Warner Pioneer P-10308E (on circular paper label on vinyl) 1977 (but P-11070 W on front cover) LP (Spain) Hispavox HKS 541-49 (WL) 1977 LP (USA) 4 Men With Beards 4M501 2003 CD (USA) Elektra 1098-2, November, 1987 CD (Japan) WEA Music K.K. Elektra 20P2-2107 1987 CD (Germany) Elektra/Asylum/Warner 7559-60616-2 1987 CD (UK) Elektra 10982 1999 Cassette (France) Elektra 7559-60616-4 1977 Cassette (USA) Elektra 1977 8-Track Electra ET-81098 1977 See No Evil (3:56) Venus (3:48) Friction (4:43) Marquee Moon (9:55) * Elevation (5:08) Guiding Light (5:36) Prove It (5:04) Torn Curtain (7:00) Guiding Light co-written by Richard Lloyd Tom Verlaine: Lead vocals, guitar, keyboards Richard Lloyd: Guitar, vocals Fred Smith: Bass, vocals Billy Ficca: Drums (Solos on See No Evil, Elevation, Guiding Light: Richard. Solos on Venus, Friction, Prove It, Torn Curtain: Tom. Marquee Moon: Richard after second chorus, Tom after third) (*The ending of the song Marquee Moon on the LP, Cassette and 8-Track fades out; this fade-out begins at about 9:42, and the song ends at 9:55. On the 1987 CD entitled Marquee Moon and the 1998 CD entitled The Best of Television & Tom Verlaine, the song does not fadeout, but instead ends with a crescendo at 10:41. According to knowledgeable sources, the CD version of the song Marquee Moon uses a different mix that was available from the 1976-77 studio sessions for the LP . Use of this different mix for the CD version of the song, was done by Elektra without Television's knowledge. Lenny Kaye recalls that in late 1976 (or early 1977) Elektra gave Verlaine an advance tape of the rough mixes of Marquee Moon. Kaye listened to the rough mixes and told Verlaine that he preferred the non-fadeout, but Verlaine said that he preferred the fade-out version. The LP mix and the CD mix of the song Marquee Moon are, however, identical for the first 9:55. The incorrect time of 9:58 is written on the cover of the CD entitled Marquee Moon) CD (US) Rhino / Elektra 72930 2003 Remastered and reissued as a Digi-Pak CD with bonus tracks and liner notes by Alan Licht. See No Evil (Verlaine) (3:58) Venus (Verlaine) (3:54) Friction (Verlaine) (4:45) Marquee Moon (Verlaine) (10:41) Elevation (Verlaine) (5:10) Guiding Light (Lloyd/Verlaine) (5:37) Prove It (Verlaine) (5:05) Torn Curtain (Verlaine) (7:10) Little Johnny Jewel, Pt. 1 & 2 (Verlaine) (7:09) See No Evil #2 (Verlaine) (4:40) Friction #2 (Verlaine) (4:52) Marquee Moon #2 (Verlaine) (10:45) [instrumental] (Verlaine) (3:22) See No Evil #2, Friction #2 and Marquee Moon #2 are alternate versions of the album tracks. Little Johnny Jewel, Pt. 1 & 2 are the two sides of the band's first ever Ork single now finally joined together on CD. The un-named instrumental track is actually the backing track for O Mi Amore (which surely dates from the Adventure sessions rather than the Marquee Moon ones). Adventure LP (USA) Elektra 6E-133 1978 LP (UK) Elektra K52072 1978 LP (UK) on red vinyl Elektra K52072 1978 LP (France) Elektra 52072 1978 LP (Japan) Warner Pioneer Elektra P-10499E 1978 LP (Yugoslavia) Suzy/Elektra 82072 1978 (USA) LP, 4 Men With Beards 4M507, 2003 CD (USA) Elektra 133-2, August 1988 CD (Japan) WEA Music K.K. Elektra 18P2-2692 CD (Germany) Elektra/Asylum/Warner 960 523-2 Cassette (USA) Elektra TC-5133 1978 Cassette (Canada) Elektra TC-5133 1978 8-track (USA) Elektra ET-8133 1978 Glory (3:10) Days (3:12) Foxhole (4:49) Careful (3:15) Carried Away (5:09) The Fire (5:54) Ain't That Nothin' (4:52) The Dream's Dream (6:39) Tom Verlaine: Lead vocals, guitar, keyboards Richard Lloyd: Guitar, vocals Fred Smith: Bass, vocals Billy Ficca: Drums Days co-written by Richard Lloyd (Solos on Days and Ain't That Nothin': Richard. Solos on others ('switchblade' guitar on The Fire): Tom.) CD (US) Rhino / Elektra 72930 2003 Remastered and reissued as a Digi-Pak CD with bonus tracks and liner notes by Alan Licht. Glory (3:11) Days (3:14) Foxhole (4:48) Careful (3:18) Carried Away (5:14) The Fire (5:56) Ain’t That Nothin’ (4:52) The Dream’s Dream (6:34) Adventure (5:38) Ain’t That Nothin’ (single version) (3:55) Glory (early version) (3:39) [Ain't That Nothin' (run-through) (9:47)] Adventure and Glory (early version) are the versions which have previously circulated on the Adventure Out-takes bootleg, which was eventually 'released' as I Need A New Aventure by Punk Vault in 2003. Ain't That Nothin' (run-through) is a "hidden track" and, although Licht talks about it in the liner notes, it's not mentioned on the CD track listing on or inside the packaging. Television LP (USA) Capitol SPRO-79455/79456, Promo Only, 2000 copies made, 1992 LP (UK) Capitol ESTU 2181 1992 LP (Germany) Capitol 7983306 1 2 1992 CD (USA) Capitol CDP 0777 7 98396 2 9 1992 CD (Japan) Toshiba EMI Ltd. Capitol TOCP-7398 CD (Holland) Capitol CDP 0777 7 98396 Cassette (USA) Capitol 7 98396-1-3 1992 1880 Or So (3:38) Shane, She Wrote This (4:19) In World (4:07) Call Mr. Lee (4:15) Rhyme (4:45) No Glamour For Willi (4:58) Beauty Trip (4:21) The Rocket (3:32) This Tune (3:41) Mars 4:56 All songs by Tom Verlaine, music by Television Tom Verlaine: Vocals, guitar, Richard Lloyd: Guitar Fred Smith: Bass, vocals, guitar Billy Ficca: Drums (Solos on 1880 or So, In World, chorus of Call Mr Lee, lead theme of Rhyme, slide guitar in Beauty Trip: Richard. Solos on others : Tom.) The Blow Up Cassette (USA) Reachout International Records (ROIR) A114, 1982 LP (France) Danceteria DANLP030 1992 CD (France) Danceteria DANCD030 Date ? (Licensed from ROIR) CD (UK or France?) ROIR Europe / Danceteria RE114CD 1992 (Licensed from ROIR) Re-issue with different sleeve (digipack) CD (France) ROIR RUSCD 8249 1999 Digitally re-mastered and re-edited re-issue with different sleeve Recorded live in 1978 The Blow Up (Fire Engine, written by Hall, Sutherland, Erickson) (4:00) See No Evil (3:22) Prove It (4:59) Elevation (4:49) I Don't Care (3:04) Venus De Milo (3:30) Foxhole (5:04) Ain't that Nothin' (6:14) Knockin' On Heaven's Door (written by Bob Dylan) (7:49) Little Johnny Jewel (14:55) Friction (5:01) Marquee Moon (14:44) Satisfaction (written by Jagger/Richards) (3:18) LP (Double) (USA) ROIR Coloured vinyl The Blow-Up See No Evil Prove It Elevation I Don't Care Venus De Milo Foxhole Ain't That Nothin' Knockin' On Heavens Door Little Johnny Jewel Friction Marquee Moon Satisfaction Live at The Academy NYC, 12.4.92 CD (USA) Ohoo Music 2003 Sold at gigs in 2003 Intro 1880 or So This Tune Venus Beauty Trip No Glamour for Willi Call Mr Lee Prove It The Rocket Rhyme In World Marquee Moon Live at The Old Waldorf, San Franciso, 6/29/78 CD (USA) Rhino Handmade RHM2 7846 2003 Only available online from Rhino Handmade in a limited edition of 5,000. LP Rhino (2 LP), R17846 on 180-gram white vinyl as part of Record Store Day 2011, in a numbered limited edition of 3,000. The Dreams' Dream (7:20) Venus (3:46) Foxhole (5:25) Careful (3:25) Ain't That Nothin' (6:47) Little Johnny Jewel (11:53) Friction (4:50) Marquee Moon (15:45) (I Can't Get No) Satisfaction (written by Jagger/Richards) (6:30) The Best of Television & Tom Verlaine CD (Japan) East-West / WEA Records AMCY-2562 1998 Elevation (5:05) Glory (3:08) See No Evil (3:51) Souvenir From A Dream (3:45) The Fire (3:53) Ain't That Nothin' (4:49) The Blue Robe (3:53) Without A Word (3:15) Venus (3:49) Days (3:11) Flash Lightning (3:51) Guiding Light (5:33) Friction (4:42) Kingdom Come (3:40) Marquee Moon (10:38) The Complete Elektra Recordings CD (US) Rhino/Elektra November 2005 The complete Rhino rereleased versions of Marquee Moon, Adventure and Live at The Old Waldorf, including Bonus Tracks and Liner Notes. Back to top    (As the Neon Boys) That's All I Know (Right Now) (2:30) / Love Comes In Spurts (2:59) (backed with Time / Don't Die by Richard Hell & The Voidoids) (USA) 7" EP Shake Records SHK 101 45rpm 1980 (with picture sleeve). Both songs on A-side written by Tom Verlaine/Richard Hell The press release that came with the single, written by Richard Hell, says in part... "That's All I Know (Right Now) and Love Comes In Spurts were recorded in late 1973. It was the final effort of the group we tentatively (never finding the second guitarist we needed to gig) called The Neon Boys. We'd formed about six months earlier. It was my first group and my first bass. The tape was made at the cheapest four track studio we could find advertised in the paper - a man's basement in Brooklyn. The only way we've tampered with the recording is to remix it - no new overdubs. We've left it in mono since no single instrument could be located to send through a speaker because each track on the tape carries more than one instrument/vocal." Also: rereleased on purple vinyl (UK) 7" single Overground Records OVER011 1990 (with picture sleeve)    (As the Neon Boys) That's All I Know (Right Now) (2:37) / Love Comes In Spurts (3:03) / High Heeled Wheels (3:16) (backed with Time / Don't Die by Richard Hell & The Voidoids) All three songs on A-side written by Tom Verlaine/Richard Hell, Double Exposure Music/Automatic Music (UK) 12" single Overground Over 19 45rpm 1991 (with picture sleeve, on clear vinyl). Little Johnny Jewel (Part One) (3:30) / Little Johnny Jewel (Part Two) (4:00) Recorded August 19th, 1975 on a 4-track tape machine. (USA) 7" single Ork Records 81975 1975 Marquee Moon (Part I) (3:13) / Marquee Moon (Part II) (6:45) (UK) 7" single Elektra K.12252 1977 (reached no. 30 in the UK charts, April 1977) (Germany) 7" single Elektra ELK 12252 1977 (with picture sleeve) (Spain) 7" single Electra/Hispa Vox 45-1519 1977 Marquee Moon (Stereo) (9:58) / Marquee Moon (Mono) (9:58) (UK) 12" single Elektra K 12252 1977 Special Limited Edition Prove It (5:04) / Venus (3:48) (UK) 7" single Elektra K 12262 1977 (reached no. 25 in the UK charts, July 1977) Prove It (5:04) / Venus (3:48) (Spain) 7" single Electra/Hispa Vox 45-1595 1977 Prove It (5:04) / Venus (3:48) (UK) 12" single Elektra K 12262 1977 (also, limited edition on green vinyl) Venus (3:48) / Friction (4:43) (Japan) 7" single Warner Pioneer Elektra P98E Foxhole (4:49) / Careful (3:15) (UK) 7" single Elektra K12287 1978 (reached no. 36 in the UK charts, April 1978) Foxhole (4:49) / Careful (3:15) (UK) 12" single Elektra K12287 1978 (red vinyl) Came with picture sleeve in one of the following colors: green, yellow, red, blue. Special Limited Edition Glory (3:10) / Carried Away (5:09) (UK) 7" single Elektra K 12306 1978 (Germany) 7" single Elektra ELK 12 306 N (with picture sleeve) Glory (3:10) / Ain't That Nothin' (3:51) (USA) 7" single Elektra E-45516 1978 Ain't That Nothin' (Stereo) (3:51) / Ain't That Nothin' (Mono) (3:51) (USA) 7" single Elektra E-45516 1978 radio station promo only Ain't That Nothin' (Stereo) (3:51) / Ain't That Nothin' (Mono) (3:51) (USA) 12" single Elektra E-45516 1978 radio station promo only Little Johnny Jewel (Studio) / Little Johnny Jewel (Live) (UK) 12" single Ork Records Ltd. NYC 1T 1979 (with picture sleeve)    (As the Neon Boys) That's All I Know (Right Now) (2:37) / Love Comes In Spurts (3:03) / High Heeled Wheels (3:16) (UK) CD single Overground OVER 19CD 1991 (same as 12" vinyl release) Call Mr Lee (4:15) (USA) CD single Capitol DPRO 79452 1992 Promotional only. In World (4:07) (USA) CD single Capitol DPRO 79557 1992 Promotional only. Call Mr. Lee (4:16) / In World (4:07) / 1880 Or So (USA) CD single Capitol DJ670 1992 Promotional only. The Revolution (3:13) / Big Jo (0:35) / Hoo (4:56) (France) CD single EMI SPCD 1619 1992 Promotional item given away with the 1992 Television CD in a sealed package. This appeared only in French FNAC stores. Little Johnny Jewel (Part One) (3:30) / Little Johnny Jewel (Part Two) (4:00) (Spain) 7" single Munster, coloured vinyl 2001 This isn't, in fact, an official release, but a pirate/counterfeit copy of the original Little Johnny Jewel single. The label is blank on both sides. The reverse of the sleeve says, "True Life Presents Television". I've listed it here as, technically, it isn't a bootleg, being the original Television recording. Back to top Army Of Halfwits Marquee Moon On the album 25 Years of CBGB'S A collection of covers of songs by various "CBGB's bands". (Also includes a cover of Love Comes In Spurts by Andi Sexgang) CD (UK) Dressed to Kill, Metro706, 2001 The Beatitudes Days On the album The Gold Upstream LP (Germany) Pastell POW 13 1989 Birdland See No Evil (live) On the album Official Bootleg Live CD (Japan) TOCP-7229 Blondie See No Evil (performed live on gigs in 2003) Blue Aeroplanes Breakin' In My Heart on the album Warhol's 15 (The Best of the Blue Aeroplanes 1985-1988) CD Fire 0800264430342 2003 David Bowie Kingdom Come (3:42) on the album Scary Monsters (UK) LP RCA RCLP 20175 1980 (USA) LP RCA AQL1-3647 1980 (USA) CD Rykodisc RCD-20147 1992 (USA) CD RCA PCD1-3647 1992 (UK) CD Virgin 21895 1999 (Japan) CD EMI 799331 1999 (USA) Cassette Rykodisc 147 1992 (UK) Cassette Rykodisc RACS-0147 1999 (USA) Cassette RCA AQK1-3647 1999 and on Sound + Vision (Box) (UK) LP Rykodisc RALP-0120/21/22 1989 (USA) LP Rykodisc 120 1989 (UK) CD Rykodisc RCD-90120/21/22 1989 (UK) Cassette Rykodisc RACS-0120/21/22 1989 (USA) Cassette Rykodisc 120 1989 Chrome Cranks Little Johnny Jewel (7:04) on the Vice Squad Dicks E.P. (US) 7" vinyl PCP Entertainment PCP-011 1994 (US) CD, Maxi PCP Entertainment PCP-011 1994 The Church Friction (5:11) on the Box of Birds album (UK) CD Thirsty Ear 57073 1999 Lloyd Cole and The Commotions Glory B-side of the 12" Forest Fire single. ... and there is a live version on the VHS "Lloyd Cole and the Commotions" (live 1984), issued by Polygram Music Video. Lloyd Cole and The Commotions Perfect Skin UK CD-Video (Polydor) (080 152-2) is the only digital release with their cover of Glory that I am aware of. It's one of the three audio-only tracks, and it's incorrectly credited to "Tom Jermaine". Chris Connelly Souvenir From A Dream (4:01) on the Come Down Here single (UK) 12" Single Devotion Records 12DVN108 1992 (UK) CD Single Devotion Records (CDDVN108) 1992 and on the Phenobarb Bambalan album (USA) CD Wax Trax! 7189 1992 (USA) CD Wax Trax 7189 1993 (USA) Cassette Wax Trax 7189 1993 (USA) Cassette TVT 7189 1993 The dB's See No Evil (performed live) Echo & the Bunnymen Friction (4:44) on the Bedbugs & Ballyhoo EP, (Germany) 7" WEA 248135-7 1987 (Germany) 12" WEA 248134-0 1987 (USA) 12" Sire 0-20838 1987 and New, Live & Rare CD (Japan) CD WEA 22P2-2155 1988 and on People Are Strange (USA) EP WEA 358-2 1991 (USA) CD WEA 358 1991 and on Crystal Days - 1979-1999 (USA) CD Rhino 74263 2001 Eggplant Breakin' In My Heart (3:25) on the Sad Astrology album (USA) CD Dr. Dream 9038 1990 Terry Hall See No Evil (4:04) (live) on the Rainbows EP (UK) EP Anxious 1033 1995 Kronos Quartet Marquee Moon (4:12) on Rubáiyát - Elektra's 40th Anniversary double CD (USA) CD Elektra 60940 1990 (UK) CD Elektra/Asylum 60940-2 1990 (USA) Cassette Elektra 60940-4 1990 Bob Mould Glory (performed live) Marie Et Les Garçons Little Johnny Jewel on the album 76/77 (France) Instant Records (5) IR001 Number One Cup Little Johnny Jewel B-side of 7" of Remote Control and CD single of Remote Control (UK) 7" Cooking Vinyl 1999 (UK) CD single Cooking Vinyl 1999 Orchestre Rouge Friction (with Philippe Pascal) on the album Des Restes Live et Inédits (France) LP New Rose OR8183 1984 (France) LP Autoprod OR 8183 85 1985 The Rain Parade Ain't that Nothin' on the Beyond the Sunset album (USA) LP Restless 72086-1 1985 (UK) LP Wave/Enigma IMA 17 1985 (USA) Cassette Restless 72086-4 1985 Simon Raymonde Days on the Blame Someone Else album (UK) CD Bella Union BELLACD 01 1997 REM See No Evil (USA) 7" REM fanclub Limited Edition, single on green vinyl Christmas 1988. U-23518M Ripe Little Johnny Jewel on the Space Suit 42 7" Single (Australia) PolyEster Records LUV 19 1990 Siouxsie & The Banshees Little Johnny Jewel (4:56) on the album Through The Looking Glass (UK) LP Polydor SHELP4 1987 (UK) CD Geffen CD 24134 1987 (UK) Cassette Geffen CS 241341990 Sonic Youth That's All I Know (Right Now) on the Kool Thing 12" single (USA) Vinyl DGC-GEF 81T, DGC 7599-21616-0 1990 and on the Disappearer CD Maxi-single (USA) DGC-9 21623-2 1990 Chris Stamey & Yo La Tengo Venus on the album V.O.T.E. (USA) CD Yep Roc Records 2004 Test Patterns CD (2000) A fan tribute CD. (More info. here) Track listing: Keith Allison/SRF-2109: Prayer (Dub) (5:17) Fine: See No Evil (3:27) Leif Joley: Miss Emily (4:04) Eric Wenner: A Town Called Walker (3:28) Sand Pebbles: Sixteen Tulips (4:39) Steve Divenuta: Misty Eyes (3:25) Maurice Rickard: Flash Lightning (4:02) Lounge Hounds: Guiding Light (5:14) Sam Inglis: Carried Away (3:40) Raymond Gorman: Lightning Struck Itself (4:15) Joe Hartley: Prove It (4:38) Shallow End: Friction (4:30) Greg Grant: Postcard From Waterloo (3:33) Chris Chapple: Guiding Light (5:46) Russ Tolman See No Evil on the Flexi-disc, 7", Promo (USA) Given away with Issue No. 37 of The Bob Magazine Trotsky Icepick Venus (3:50) on the album The Ultraviolet Catastrophe (USA) LP SST SST-279 1991 (USA) CD SST SSTCD-279 1991 (USA) Cassette SST SSTC-279 1991 Mike Watt Little Johnny Jewel (performed live) Former Minuteman/fIREHOSE bassist Mike Watt often does Television covers in his live sets, especially when playing with guitarist Nels Cline.  Little Johnny Jewel is almost always in his set, and he's also been hear to play Friction and See No Evil at various times.  When Beauty Meets Abuse CD (2002) A fan tribute CD. (More info. here) Track listing: Wavewalkers: Dreamtime (3:58) Greg Grant: There's A Reason (3:49) Joe Hartley: Ain't It Time (4:35) Keith Allison/SRF-2109: Hard On Love (3:54) Cheesemakers: Without A Word (3:00) Maurice Rickard: Souvenir From A Dream (5:59) Bibi Farber: Prove It (4:49) Russ Van Rooy: Days (3:23) Greg Luvvox: Mary Marie (3:50) Per Rosen: The Only Feeling (5:54) The Wild Flowers Glory on the 12" vinyl EP Broken Chains (UK) 12" 12chap23 1988 The Windbreakers Glory (3:57) on the Terminal album (UK) LP Homestead HMS005 distributed by Dutch East Indies Trading Company 1985 and At Home with Bobby and Tim (USA) LP DB RECS DB 95 1989 (USA) LP DB RECS DB 95 1989 and a live version (7:07) on Boxing Day, which also contains a cover of Richard Lloyd's Blue and Gray (6:22) Back to top Loud Family Scott Miller of the Loud Family quotes Venus, alongside John Lennon, the Pixies, Tommy James and TS Eliot in his song "He Do the Police in Different Voices" on the album Plants and Birds and Rocks and Things. (USA) CD Alias 33 1992 (USA) LP Alias A033 1992 The Family Cat's 12" single and CD and EP Steamroller contain a song titled Tom Verlaine (Re-Bereted) (4:46). (UK) 12" single BGRLTO1 1989 (USA) EP Dedicated 66137-2 1993 (USA) CD Dedicated 66137 1993 (UK) CD Dutch East India 66137 1993 Damned Idiot Box (4:48) A song about Television from their second album Music For Pleasure - this was apparently a less than complimentary rebuke to Television after their treatment of the Damned as support act on a (UK?) tour in 77. (UK) LP Stiff 5 1977 (UK) CD Demon 1991 Sand Pebbles Eight Miles High a Television (7:48) An instrumental track on Sand Pebbles first album Shakes, built around The Byrds' "Eight Miles High" and the guitar lines from Television's "Friction" and "Marquee Moon". (Australia) CD Sand Pebbles 1999 The Go-Betweens The Go-Betweens' The Friends of Rachel contains a song about Patti Smith called "When She Sang About Angels" by Robert Forster.  It contains the lines "Then she sang about a boy/Kurt Cobain/What a shame, what a shame/It should've been about Tom Verlaine." (USA) LP EFA 5425 2000 (USA) CD Jetset 31 2000 (EC) LP EFA LP 05425 Elvis Costello And finally (spotted by Douglas Wolk) on Elvis Costello's song "You Bowed Down" on "All This Useless Beauty", just as it's starting to fade out, his guitar solo quotes the lead guitar part from "Marquee Moon". CD Warner Brothers 46198 1996 LP Warner Brothers 46198 1996 Cassette Warner Brothers 46198 Back to top "Rock at the Edge" (USA) LP Arista ALB6-8436 1977 (USA) Cassette Arista ACB6-8436 1977 Includes See No Evil performed by Televison and Richard Hell and The Voidoids' Blank Generation "Singles - The Great New York Singles Scene" (USA) LP ROIR 116 1992 (USA) CD ROIR 116 1992 (USA) Cassette ROIR 116 1992 (UK) Cassette ROIR A-116 1992 (France) CD ROIR/Danceteria DANCD077 Includes Little Johnny Jewel performed by Televison at Patti Smith's rehearsal loft on 19/8/75 (and remixed by Tom Verlaine in 1982). Also includes Patti Smith's Piss Factory single, on which Tom Verlaine plays guitar, and Richard Hell and The Voidoids' Blank Generation "The Alternative" (USA) CD Capitol Records DPRO-79610 1993 Capital Records promotional CD Includes In World "Rebellious Jukebox" (UK) CD 1993 Compilation CD produced by Melody Maker magazine. Includes the version of Marquee Moon from The Blow Up and also Richard Hell's "Love Comes In Spurts" from R.I.P. "DIY Blank Generation - The NY Scene 1975-78" (USA) CD Rhino 71175 1993 (USA) Cassette Rhino 71175 1993 Includes See No Evil and Venus. Also Richard Hell and The Voidoids' Blank Generation and Love Comes In Spurts. "New York Punk" (Greece) Official promo CD released only with Greek magazine. Digipack cover Call Mr Lee. "1234: Punk and New Wave 1976-1979" (UK) CD Box Set Universal 1999 Includes Marquee Moon and Richard Hell and The Voidoids' Blank Generation "No thanks! The '70s Punk Rebellion" (USA) CD Box Set Rhino 2003 Includes Little Johnny Jewel and See No Evil MOJO Presents "I Love NY Punk!" Free CD with MOJO magazine, November 2005 Includes the version of See No Evil from The Blow Up. OMOIYARI FOR JAPAN "International Music Rescue vol.1 (Japan) Vinyl Japan 2011 For a charity for Tsunami/Earthquake disaster in Japan. Includes an unreleased Television song called Mistakes; Also contains a new song from Tom Verlaine called Leaves and, from Richard Lloyd, Glurp from his "Radiant Monkey" album. The Old Grey Whistle Test Live [Box set] (UK) CD boxset, BBC, 2012 Includes a live version of Foxhole recorded for The Old Grey Whistle Test 16th May 1978 Back to top