@@galaxyjams cross-eyed and painless from the same show is really good. And then one that isn't on the original playlist of that same show is Big Business. But you can find it on RUclips
@@galaxyjams crosseyed and painless from the same show is really good. Also one that didn't make the original cut from the same show is Big Business. But you can find it on RUclips
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I know all albums of Talking Headsand many albums of David Byrne and one of Tom Tom Club, all albums are masterpieces, but my prefrence is for Fear Of Music, Remain in Lights and the black album of David Byrne. I hear TH since when i was 13 years old. There are a young band of brooklin NY very talented, you could try to hear them, on the album "3D Country" of "Geese" band
This song is based on a 60 Minutes interview of Matthew Landy Steen. He spent years in Weather Underground. That inspired lines like "I've changed my hair style so many times now I don't know what I look like."
Singer-guitarist David Byrne explained, "I wrote this is my loft on Seventh and Avenue A. I was thinking about (German terrorists the) Baader-Meinhof (gang), Patty Hearst, Tompkins Square. This is a song about living in (New York's) Alphabet City."
I still haven't seen any reactors actually listen to the words. It is very easy to be distracted by David and his way of dealing with his Asperger's Syndrome, and forget the deep meaning.
Lotta cocaine. In the 80's, you couldn't swing a dead cat near a music show without hitting a pile of coke. At the time, I was in the IATSE (roadies'union) and did setup on a couple of TH shows. For some reason, everyone called this one "the cocaine tour".
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I was at the recording of this show. I was 21 years old. One of the best shows I've ever seen
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@@galaxyjams cross-eyed and painless from the same show is really good. And then one that isn't on the original playlist of that same show is Big Business. But you can find it on RUclips
@@galaxyjams crosseyed and painless from the same show is really good. Also one that didn't make the original cut from the same show is Big Business. But you can find it on RUclips
you know where all the energy came from.
The Talking Heads - GOAT
We agree!
This ain't no disco, for sure, but it is absolutely a PARTY
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I saw it at the show and my favorite concert movie.
Nice! That would have been amazing.
Anybody have any questions?
Well, I would ask if this is the place for a naive melody, but I already know that it must be.
That time in amsterdam it was allowed to smoke in the movies. And we had night-movies😂
Nice, would have been so much fun.
I saw it in the theater with my parents
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I know all albums of Talking Headsand many albums of David Byrne and one of Tom Tom Club, all albums are masterpieces, but my prefrence is for Fear Of Music, Remain in Lights and the black album of David Byrne. I hear TH since when i was 13 years old. There are a young band of brooklin NY very talented, you could try to hear them, on the album "3D Country" of "Geese" band
Pretty great how they call out CBGB in its own time.
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And The Mudd Club.
This song is based on a 60 Minutes interview of Matthew Landy Steen. He spent years in Weather Underground. That inspired lines like "I've changed my hair style so many times now I don't know what I look like."
Nice Trivia Nugget! Thanks!
Singer-guitarist David Byrne explained, "I wrote this is my loft on Seventh and Avenue A. I was thinking about (German terrorists the) Baader-Meinhof (gang), Patty Hearst, Tompkins Square. This is a song about living in (New York's) Alphabet City."
I still haven't seen any reactors actually listen to the words. It is very easy to be distracted by David and his way of dealing with his Asperger's Syndrome, and forget the deep meaning.
Lotta cocaine. In the 80's, you couldn't swing a dead cat near a music show without hitting a pile of coke. At the time, I was in the IATSE (roadies'union) and did setup on a couple of TH shows. For some reason, everyone called this one "the cocaine tour".