New Feeling (Live) Song Lyrics

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The name of this band is Talking Heads. It's a great album. Unfortunately, "Electricity (Drugs)" is vastly inferior to "Drugs" on the original vinyl release. That was my favorite song. Total bummer. Two star penalty.

If you have a head...... If you're into the Heads even just a little bit, buy this album. Better than Stop Making Sense, which is really, really good too.

Classic Heads. The first 6 tracks have to be top ten for any live recording set on stage ever. The band is tight and melodical. The were young had nothing to lose and left nothing on the stage. Must have for Talking Headers

Most of a Classic Live Album. They all are right. In fact, not only is this the Heads best live album, it may well be the Heads best album. I mean, Remain in Light, its only compitition isn't as funky and (maybe) just a little more arty than the versions here. (Plus, this album doesn't include "The Overload"...) Problem: they omitted the "pleasent" intro to "Crosseyed and Painless" that was on the LP version--and made the whole song! Thus, I dock it a notch cos the LP version's better...

A Song About Nothing?. The T-Heads could be considered as at least 2 bands, maybe 3, depending on the era when they made their music. This album shows the first 2 periods: of great straightforward songs powered by frenetic energy and complete unpretension, morphing into one of the most experimental bands of their times. After all, the live songs of the second half of this album are infused with the extra skill of Adrian Belew, simultaneously of King Crimson fame. This album is great, lying alongside a handful (at most) of other live album masterpieces, for which one will have to scour the discographies of other innovative and hardworking rock and pop bands. Anybody who likes good music should give it a try. So what about the question: Is a song like ``Don't Worry About the Government" really a `song about nothing' (Seinfeld style)? We would have to ask the T-Heads, but I don't think so. When you compare it to the cliche topics of most rock and pop songs, you appreciate the clear simplicity. A song about something, not necessarily attempting to be overly deep, but at least honest and great to listen to.

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