Thanks for this as I deal with his passing. Shows his humor that a lot of people miss in his lyrics, maybe because we were mesmerized by his guitar genius. Just gotta say, “I fell into the arms of Venus de Milo.”
After the recent days of sadness, the humor in this is very welcome! How many accents does he go through in this?!? And MM... well, what is there to say?
We talked at Battery Park in 06' , we were planning on going into Piranha smuggling from the bayou after the Hammerhead success in Panama. He told me no Hammerheads were hurt in the process so I was hooked. He went it alone though..told me he lost the tip of his ring finger on his right hand and would never play Kingdom Come after that..saying that he held the pick with that finger...I thought he was psyching me out just to get me outta the deal. Glad I have a version of Yung Wu doing that track...perpetuity y'know !
Tom's view on death @ 4:15 is that he believes that life is eternal. I hope to see him jamming in heaven some day since I regretfully missed seeing him in concert locally when he was here a couple years ago.
Always heard he was funny. Maybe he had to go into another character/voice to do that. Also recommend Television on Later with Jules Holland for Tom letting loose at the end of "1880 or So."
I'm in Heaven. Listening to Television and Tom on my headphones as a stdent in the 80s. I was a sad young woman but I lost myself in those guitar solos.
I emailed him. This interview and the full Marquee Moon is available for paid subscribers, over an hour. I hope he reconsiders and releases this one in its entirety someday for everyone for whom subscribing to an Italian language channel isn’t really feasible.
Someone who traveled with him (I don’t think it was Jimmy Rip but someone like that) said he would adopt characters and not leave them for days. I’ll look for the comment and edit it if I find again who was talking about that, but this is exactly what he is doing here.
Bellissimo ricordo, il concerto immagino è quello dell'11 aprile al Teatro delle Voci, dove per una sera rivivemmo gli anni del CBGB, un mondo che non c'è più ma che ci ha lasciato tanto
My personal belief is that the best artists are their true selfs. TV captured this in spades & I feel blessed I saw him several times and met him in Boston. A true genius 😊
se si tralasciano le banali domande che rivolge agli artisti (oltre alle panzane complottiste a cui crede), il materiale di Red Ronnie è anche apprezzabile, chiaramente tutto merito di chi intervista
grazie per quest'intervista che non avevo mai visto. devo dire che mi aspettavo una personalità completamente diversa, meno istrionica e fattona, assai più pacata e riflessiva. forse giocava una parte? a ogni modo, un lutto ENORME.
One can be high for many reasons , emotions , feelings, excitement... However anyone's free , not judgment , each one paths experience... Are you experienced?
@@slugluv1313 I knew Tom Verlaine in the 1970s. He was generally shy. This interview is remarkable because he was actually funny and joking. Must have been the coffee and cigarettes! Lol
Thanks for this as I deal with his passing. Shows his humor that a lot of people miss in his lyrics, maybe because we were mesmerized by his guitar genius. Just gotta say, “I fell into the arms of Venus de Milo.”
Holy shit, I've loved Television for ages, but I never realised until now that Tom Verlaine is the Norm Macdonald of punk rock! 😂
I'm speechless. The man was truly truly truly OUT THERE.
yep
After the recent days of sadness, the humor in this is very welcome! How many accents does he go through in this?!? And MM... well, what is there to say?
it's great how goofy he is here with his accents and messing around in the interview RIP to a unique genius
it's hilarious that he's trying a NYC italian accent to give an interview to an italian journalist
But also a southern accent mixed in, which seems to be a favorite.
Ho amato i Television sin dal primo ascolto !!!! Ormai 30 anni fa , addio Tom e grazie!!!!!!!
We talked at Battery Park in 06' , we were planning on going into Piranha smuggling from the bayou after the Hammerhead success in Panama. He told me no Hammerheads were hurt in the process so I was hooked. He went it alone though..told me he lost the tip of his ring finger on his right hand and would never play Kingdom Come after that..saying that he held the pick with that finger...I thought he was psyching me out just to get me outta the deal. Glad I have a version of Yung Wu doing that track...perpetuity y'know !
As a fellow privateer, he shoulda shared more of his general booty w/us...but free will and all...dew whatcha gotta dew Tom! Cya
Excellent ! Thank you posting this. Revelatory indeed. Rest In Peace Tom
Is there a complete version of this? I have to say, this made me feel a lot better.
That was wonderful! If there’s more, all of us would love to see it!
Tom's view on death @ 4:15 is that he believes that life is eternal. I hope to see him jamming in heaven some day since I regretfully missed seeing him in concert locally when he was here a couple years ago.
Eternal life is just wishfull thinking
@@henriksrensen3220 For your sake, I hope you are right.
@@EugBaseball to believe in something without evidence is irrational
@@henriksrensen3220 Yes, in that we agree.
Marquee Moon è uno di quei dischi che musicalmente parlando, mi ha cambiato la vita
non sei l'unico 👍
Idem...disco fantastico!!
Always heard he was funny. Maybe he had to go into another character/voice to do that. Also recommend Television on Later with Jules Holland for Tom letting loose at the end of "1880 or So."
I'm in Heaven. Listening to Television and Tom on my headphones as a stdent in the 80s. I was a sad young woman but I lost myself in those guitar solos.
I emailed him. This interview and the full Marquee Moon is available for paid subscribers, over an hour. I hope he reconsiders and releases this one in its entirety someday for everyone for whom subscribing to an Italian language channel isn’t really feasible.
Ho dato via un sacco di vinili di qualsiasi genere o valore ma Television Marquee Moon è sempre lì ... finché avrò vita ...
7:50 that's some king shit right there
Someone who traveled with him (I don’t think it was Jimmy Rip but someone like that) said he would adopt characters and not leave them for days. I’ll look for the comment and edit it if I find again who was talking about that, but this is exactly what he is doing here.
Una bellissima, storica intervista! RIP to Tom!
Wonderful! Where has video like this been all this time?
in the red ronnie home archive he says will upload 1987 live of 75 minutes
un genio. marquee moon uno dei migliori album della storia
this is golden :D💜❤❤ RIP my funny hero
Saw him twice. Once in the 80s and again in the early 2000s. My spouse fainted at the climax of one of his solos. Just sayin
Fantastic solo on Marquee Moon , Tom for ever !
che tipo! very mystical 🖤
ma quale mystical, a me in questa intervista mi sembra ubriaco fatto! comunque un grande artista e chitarrista!
@@Nonso880 Forse era fatto ma le risposte non erano superficiali.
Bellissimo ricordo, il concerto immagino è quello dell'11 aprile al Teatro delle Voci, dove per una sera rivivemmo gli anni del CBGB, un mondo che non c'è più ma che ci ha lasciato tanto
Mi dispiace moltissimo, Marquee Moon e' uno degli Album che ha cambiato la mia visione della Musica Undergroumd di New York. Rip Tom.
This is perfect.
Fantastic solo
Agree
We were mesmerized by his guitar playing that we didn't know who he was.
The last taboo. May you RIP Tom
Haha this is great! Who knew TV was such a goofball?
That was awesome.
Totally criminal though, to cut the vid before the tune was finished.
My personal belief is that the best artists are their true selfs. TV captured this in spades & I feel blessed I saw him several times and met him in Boston.
A true genius 😊
Bellissima intervista!
We'll miss you buddy
For the love of all things holy, please upload the full song.
Still waiting!
@@karenstinnett seems like a crime against music not to let us see it.
@@Erdnase23
I agree totally
Great! Thank you!
Grazie Red. Siamo sempre più soli...
Ma vi rendete conto di come ha suonato? Spettacolo puro! Peccato che nn senta l orgammsno finale!
Grande Red!! ... 💞
He was a bit of a guitar wizard
Love you tom
❤️❤️❤️
He was funny!
woah no way they made Alvvays song Tom Verlaine into a real person!
トムヴァーラインの地声初めて聞いたけどこんなトムウェイツみたいな声だったのかよ🥹
Marqueenoon disco fantastico
Genius
Marquee Moon 👍👍👍👍
The caddillac has pulled out of the graveyard.
Goodbye Tom.
❤❤❤
Da queste Cose Belle alle vibrazioni aliene, che tracollo
se si tralasciano le banali domande che rivolge agli artisti (oltre alle panzane complottiste a cui crede), il materiale di Red Ronnie è anche apprezzabile, chiaramente tutto merito di chi intervista
beh apprezzabile è un eufemismo e toglierei anche l'anche è un archivio oggettivamente non contraffatto e storicamente prezioso
@@XanAxDdu è un archivio prezioso solo grazie a chi intervista, lui è il nulla cosmico
He needs to share this one though, the complete 75 minutes.
Are they talking about doing "Home Alone 2"?
grazie per quest'intervista che non avevo mai visto. devo dire che mi aspettavo una personalità completamente diversa, meno istrionica e fattona, assai più pacata e riflessiva. forse giocava una parte? a ogni modo, un lutto ENORME.
ha raggiunto Jeff Buckley di cui produttore dell'album Grace
Di Sketches, il secondo
🌌
guitar playing is like a bird singing in a tree
Ciao Red, perché non INTERVISTI FILIPPO MALATESTA? Era sempre al Roxy Bar e lui continua a fare canzoni bellissime.. Grazie
... Visivamente parlando un quasi sosia o parente stretto di Stewart Copeland🤤
Seems high here
One can be high for many reasons , emotions , feelings, excitement... However anyone's free , not judgment , each one paths experience... Are you experienced?
Eh, this is a whit-e hol-e...
Si si, mo me lo segno..
You’re here because of Alvvays
Brutta notizia.
Amo i Television ma Verlaine non mi è mai stato simpatico
Is he drunk ?
no! (no drugs, no drinking) must have been those cappuccinos?? 😹😹
@@slugluv1313
I knew Tom Verlaine in the 1970s. He was generally shy. This interview is remarkable because he was actually funny and joking. Must have been the coffee and cigarettes! Lol
RIP 🌹TOM VERLANE
Non può averlo abbandonato perché non ci è mai stato,un tale fuori di testa.....salvate Red Ronnie da se stesso.