


How would you describe the album Stop Making Sense to somebody who never listened to Talking Heads (official)?
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Tom Tom Club's Downtown Rockers features Chris and Tina's effervescent, energetic and upbeat fusion of hip hop, reggae, afrobeat and funk.
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How would you describe the album Talking Heads: 77 to somebody who never listened to Talking Heads (official)?
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David Byrne & Brian Eno - Qu'Ran
Track from the frist edition of My Life in the Bush of Ghosts. Later removed from all re-pressings and re-releases.
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Talking Heads (official) Life During Wartime, taken from the concert movie Stop Making Sense
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'Love This Giant' is a collaboration in the truest sense of the word, with David Byrne and St. Vincent (aka Annie Clark) co-writing ten of the album's twelve tracks, and each artist penning one song individually. The album centers around an explosive brass band and is propelled by John Congleton's drum programming.
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Talking Heads (official) demo track 'David's Bass' (early version of 'Gangster of Love')
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How would you describe the album Speaking in Tongues to somebody who never listened to Talking Heads (official)?
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Jerry Harrison released his second solo album 'Casual Gods' a few months before the last Talking Heads (official) album 'Naked'. The albums first single 'Rev it Up' was a hit in Australia and New Zealand.
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Talking Heads (official) - Once in a Lifetime (Official music video)
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"I was incredibly nervous, and I remember having flubbed on a chord or two (some of those remain on this recording, I'm afraid)...but of course it was Caetano, and Carnegie Hall, so I was also incredibly thrilled and flattered." - David Byrne on playing with Caetano Veloso.
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Talking Heads (official) - Chronology (DVD)
The deluxe version is packaged in a hardback cover with a 48 page book containing photographs and an unexpurgated Lester Bangs essay written as a review of the "Fear Of Music" album for The Village Voice in 1979 but only ever published in a heavily edited version.
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