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T.V.Smith rose to prominence in the first wave of British punk rock as singer and songwriter for The Adverts who, after frequent early appearances at the seminal Roxy club in London in 1977, gained cult success with the Stiff single "One Chord Wonders". This turned to notoriety when their next single, "Gary Gilmore's Eyes" thrust them into the upper reaches of the U.K. charts. The album that followed "Crossing the Red Sea with the Adverts" charted on its first week of release, and is generally considered to be one of the few genuine classics of the era. Recorded in April 2007 in front of an enthusiastic sellout crowd at the legendary 100 Club, TV SMITH and THE BORED TEENAGERS turn the clock back 30 years and perform that defining classic album "Crossing The Red Sea" in sequence, in full. For such a special release, the CD comes packaged as a highly collectable special edition black vinyl effect CD with minature inner and outer sleeves. There is also a limited edition of red vinyl effect CDs within the first pressing. The CD also contains 5 encores from the evening, including the legendary "Gary Gilmore's Eyes".