Every Day Is a Miracle Song Lyrics

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Finally!. David byrne rocks!

It’s a problem. … creating a masterpiece while still having a long time to go. It happened to Dylan. For Byrne, it was Speaking In Tongues.

Not cohesive music... Maybe I’m stuck on his ‘Look Into the Eyeball’ record with mellifluous strings and soothing melodies, not to mention songs that had some good hooks. However, American Utopia fails in those aspects. I respect DB for always evolving, but it’s ok to stick with what works sometimes.

I'm happy. I honestly never listened to David Byrne's work until I bought the album he made with St. Vincent. After that I decided to try out Talking Heads "greatest hits" album. I was fairly happy. Now this album. I'm definately surprised that people who purport to be his fans are being downers about this. This album is fantastic.

Contractual Obligation Fodder. This album underscores how much David Byrne’s creative processes benefit from collaboration, and how much they suffer in its absence. I’m not sure whether this album is a half-hearted effort at contractual obligation, or if Byrne is simply trying to muscle his way through his own Pete Townshend moment- the moment he realized his muse was gone. The majority of songs and lyrics making a debut here are tired and uninspired, with just a ghost of the great past surfacing briefly with “Everybody’s Coming to My House.” Otherwise, this outing finds Byrne unengaging and his music forgettable.

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The voice from my childhood has returned. Thankyou David. This album is a masterpiece, and along with your collaborators you have turned a mirror to today like no other artist can.

oh dear. I have been a huge fan of both Talking Heads and solo David Byrne for many years. Some of his albums have been more successful than others but this unfortunately is a career nadir. Even the one song that had potential " Everybody's coming to my house " reeks of " Once in a Lifetime' remade, badly. I'll play "Remain in Light " and " Fear of Music " and remember him fondly.