Adventure; Marquee Moon (2003)

Musically proficient, with songs that ambled and shape-shifted, Television provided pyrotechnic neo-prog kicks for '70s New York punk scene-sters. Their first album, 1977's ''Marquee Moon,'' was one of the era's masterworks, a multilayered thrill ride of interlocking stun-gun guitars and leader Tom Verlaine's nervous vocals. ''Adventure'' suffers in comparison only because it isn't seminal; the material sags in spots, and there's less urgency in the playing. But it's still good; think of it as the band's chill-out CD. (Both feature alternate cuts.)