Claim a Talking Heads track.dubs stealstrips locksSlippery Peoplehttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rx2_iHftARo
>>131417423ive only heard and know psycho killer i think so that
Once In A Lifetime.
Moon Rocks
Road to nowhere, the GTHSOAT
Uh...burning down the house?
if anybody else takes And She Was by the time I finish typing this and doing the captcha, I will kill you
Memories Can't Wait
>>131417423Born Under Punches
Take Me to the River
Stealing And She Was
Sugar On My Tongue
This Must Be the Place (Naive Melody) [Live]
Wild Wild Life
Crosseyed and Painless
>>131417423bump
>>131417423Heaven
>>131417423The Great Curve
Pull up the Roots. thanks guys for keeping my throne warm
Sax and Violins
>>131417423ah, Dave, if only you'd replaced the not-so-Dynamic Duo with a real rhythm section after album one.
>>131417560Stolen, check emAnd She Was
>>131425330Adrian Belew had a threesome with them lol.
for me it's New Feeling
Television Man made me what I am
I’m going to take, steal, or lock girlfriend is better
>>131417423Listening Wind
The Book I ReadWarning Sign
>>131428114awesome choice.stealing it and locking it up.
Talking Heads 77 [Sire, 1977]A debut LP will often seem overrefined to habitues of a band's scene, so it's not surprising that many CBGBites felt betrayed when bits of this came out sounding like Sparks or Yes. Personally, I was even more put off by lyrics that fleshed out the Heads' post-Jonathan Richman, so-hip-we're-straight image; when David Byrne says "don't worry about the government," the irony is that he's not being ironic. But the more I listen the more I believe the Heads set themselves the task of hurdling such limitations, and succeed. Like Sparks, these are spoiled kids, but without the callowness or adolescent misogyny; like Yes, they are wimps, but without vagueness or cheap romanticism. Every tinkling harmony is righted with a screech, every self-help homily contextualized dramatically, so that in the end the record proves not only that the detachment of craft can coexist with a frightening intensity of feeling--something most artists know--but that the most inarticulate rage can be rationalized. Which means they're punks after all. A-
>>131429802Who would have expected?
>>131429802>Like Sparks, these are spoiled kids, buti'd take those rich kids over the 2010s version any day. at least they didn't make Panera Bread sound system music.
>>131417423Animals
>>131430022dude...NYC died in the 2000s, it became a plastic corporate Disneyland and there were no real countercultures or scenes there anymore, just the talentless nephews of a Bank of America executive making Panera Bread sound system music.
>>131430076In the past it was still possible to afford rent in Jew York on a minimum wage so people like Tom Verlaine or Thurston Moore were able to make music on the side. Now it's impossible to live unless you're a trust fund kiddo
>>131430076Some of them even shill their bands here or their uncle pays off Fantano or P4k for the good review.
