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THE REVIEW
How can you not love Daniel Tracy, King Arthur with a pint of beer in hand
Coughing between Buzzcocks and Kinks.
A great love for crooked music, he could have been bigger than the Beatles.
Proletarian, J. Ritchiman, Barrett, hot dog on the street, party at Salvatorv Daly
He was great, but the passion for drugs is a mission.
Locked up in jail, they even took away his guitar. In Denmark, they made a tribute album to get him out, but he was no longer himself, lost in visions, beer, belly, missing teeth, confused memories, and a craving for heroin.
He could have been great, but maybe it's better this way.
Another hero and this album is a document for us losers
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Summary by Bot
This review passionately honors Daniel Tracy, the frontman of Television Personalities, highlighting his unique musical vision and tragic battles with addiction. The album 'Prime Time Televison Personalities 1981-1992' serves as a lasting tribute to his talent and turbulent life, capturing the raw essence of his artistic legacy. Despite his challenges, the reviewer favors this authentic, flawed image over imagined greatness. The compilation is celebrated as a valuable document for fans and outsiders alike.Tracklist Lyrics Videos
01 We Wll Be You Gurus (05:17)
02 The Painted Ward (03:48)
06 Painting By Numbers (03:26)
07 Makin' Time (02:50)
08 Magnificent Dreams (02:59)
13 If I Could Write Poetry (05:08)
14 A Day In Heaven (04:41)
15 Goodnight Mr. Spaceman (02:45)
17 Happy All The Time (04:42)
18 David Hockney's Diaries (06:45)
Television Personalities
Television Personalities are a British post-punk/indie pop band formed in 1978 in London, led by singer-songwriter Dan Treacy. Known for witty, bittersweet songs and a DIY aesthetic, they became a cult influence on generations of indie artists.05 Reviews
