Take Me to the River (Live) Song Lyrics

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The Name of This Band Is Talking Heads. What a revelation this collection is! Takes me back to the heady days of New Wave--I actually saw the Heads in '77 (not knowing who they were beforehand) and was blown away by them live the first time--this captures the clarity of their instrumentation, the absolutely fresh approach to lyrics, and David's adorably quirky stage presence and enunciation. This album is indeed the cream, as I saw them several times in the '78 to '82 period, and it's all here. For a pure dose of the early, angry, too-smart Heads, try the intricate guitar and intense banter of "I'm Not In Love" and don't miss my favorite nerd love song, "The Book I Read" (which reminds me why I married my first wife.) You'll relate when he observes, literally from the 30-thousand foot view, that "I wouldn't live there if they paid me to!" in "The Big Country." A bargain at twice the price.

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.

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.

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.

Oh Yeah!. Its like every good song from every talking heas album on one cd! But you know what I hate? When the new pop junk sings (or talks) about stuff that makes sense on contact. Your supposed to think about the lyrics in a song, not just listen to the lame drum beats behind them. I think the phrase "I'm a pimp" makes more sense than any lyric from Don't Worry About the Government, Psycho Killer, or any talking heads song. But is it as interesting? Of course not. Dom

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