Psycho Killer (Live) Song Lyrics

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For Heads-heads only. I bought this on CD because all I had by TH was "The Best Of" and I wanted a little more, but I'm by no means a Talking Heads-head. For a person like me, this album isn't very good. The only song worth downloading is "A Clean Break (Let's Work)." Two other songs--"Pulled Up" and "The Big Country"--are great, but better in their original album versions.

Expanded version is excellent, but.... The energy of their live shows was captured perfectly here. I saw them live when they were touring in support of this album and they were SO good. So tight. I deduct 1 star for the expanded version because I don't see the point of repeating 2 songs twice on 1 album. Sometimes an original format like the vinyl version, even with its space limitations, can produce a tighter experience and editing down to the best songs. This is one of those cases. That aside, I was -- and still am -- a big fan of their music and what they accomplished as a band in the late 1970s and 1980s. Nobody sounded like them and many bands have tried to imitate that punk-funk sound. If you love live albums, this is one to get for you library. Enjoy.

Simply put, The Greatest Live Album of All Time.. Talking Heads is one of the most influential and greatest bands of our time. The lyrics are poetic yet tangible and the music is brilliantly simple and catchy. You will, without a doubt, love every second of this great album. The sheer grandeur the band has when they start playing is incredible. Talking Heads are one of the greatest bands of all time because they've never disappointed and were always reinventing themselves musically. If only there was a reunion tour in the future...

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.

Name of this Album is Killer Live. On a live album it is rare that you get the perfect rock and roll storm: a band in their prime, a band that is psyched to play the tunes they are recording and lastly a true high quality sound recording. For Heads fans this is a MUST HAVE. The band was at its creative peak and had yet to be weathered by the buzz saw of fame and public srutiny. They take chances by bringing in more musicians and allow them to add their special ingridients but don't allow anything to dominate their work. I don't know who thought about using a killer mixing board but whoever it is a) our ears and archives thank you b) is it still too late to convince producers to not skimp on the recording equipment? The music speaks for itself.

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