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When Talking Heads Talk (LIVE), You Have To Listen!!!!. I had the vinyl version of this and was astounded, then finally 2 decades later here it is in it's digital form.First off, the album was already recorded fantastic so it is no wonder that now on CD it goes beyond fantastic to a must listen, must own compilation of music by one of the most intriguing bands of the late 70's and 80's.

A Must Have!. Quite possibly one of the best live collections available anywhere. Two and a half hours of music showing how creative and tight this band was live. "Warning Sign", "Memories (Can't Wait)", "The Great Curve", "Love -> Building On Fire" highlight and album full of gems. Not just for Head fans. This is the most played album in my playlist.

Like a cool, clear, gushing spring of musical talent. This album offers an extremely good sampling of some of Talking Heads' greatest works presented in a coherent manner. The clarity of the sound quality is off the hook for LIVE SONGS. I have been listening to Talking Heads since before I was born and finally decided that I liked the band too much not to own all the albums I could find. The songs that I have never heard are great and give me new insight into what, musically, this band is capable of. The songs I have heard over and over and thought I new proved to me that with a few simple changes, a band can create something new from something old and timeless. For those holding off on buying this because you already own most of the songs on different albums, I encourage you to buy this one. You will not be disappointed.

The Name of This Band is Talking Heads. This is the band with the "sincere" energy and the hunger of individuals not jaded by popularity. It's as if they were doing it for themselves in these more innocent and "real" days of Talking Heads. It's David Byrne not trying to be David Byrne. These were the days! This is a GREAT live project that captures the band in each phase. I was lucky enough to be there for 2 of the live performances represented and they truly were still an underground band. With about 5 bands on before them at the Capital Theater in NJ on a weekend (who even remembers where this place was), us fans were dead tired by the time they came on. Found out later they were angry that the fans were a bit dead but I doubt they realized the crap we sat through before they came on many hours later. Central Park shocked us fans as we were used to the four piece and what? I brought a ton of friends to see them for the first time...I wasn't sure at that time...I liked the foursome but what the heck I adapted and enjoyed the new direction after a while...my friends hated it.

Classic. Now if you could only get the booklet.. I have been writing to Warner Brothers for years wondering why TNOTBITH had not been releaed with the rest of the catalog. Turns out my patience was greatly rewarded. Not just has this been remastered, but it's loaded with bonus and previously unreleased tracks. And you may ask yourself, why another live album? Unlike many live albums which capture a single night or tour, this album actually features the evolution of a band. Disc 1 captures the band from 1977-79 where they are essentially the four man band. The music is fairly stripped down and comparable to the songs they recorded on the first three albums (TH 77, More Songs About Buildings & Food, & Fear Of Music). You hear them in small clubs and gradually larger audiences. Then of disc 2, they tackle the material of Remain In Light with more complex African rhythms and funk beats. Here, the band is forced to double its size with the amazing Steve Scales on percussion and Adrian Belew adding fantastic guitar solos. Some may wonder why some songs are repeated on the album. The early version called Electricity which is more rock later becomes Drugs, the ambient version featured more like on Fear Of Music. There are other repeats here, Psycho Killer and Stay Hungry. Again we see how the songs evolve over time and the difference with a small and big band. All featuring great sound and remastering. I penalize the album one star for one major problem which is the fault of iTunes. You can't publish the booklet that comes with the CD (yay old technology!). It's stuffed with photos, liner notes, and several reviews of the various shows. This recording is as much an autobiography of a band on the rise as an essential live album. It's a great bookend to Stop Making Sense. The download is great, but the actual CD package is a must have. Pick this up!

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