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Great! I was not expecting this reaction, nice surprise. I know about them because of my favorite band, Radiohead, and I like them a lot, Talking Heads are amazing. You should react to their first album "Talking Heads: 77".

In reality, saying Daft Punk are great is like saying the guys who change the tyres for the Ferrari F1 team win the races or the pharmacist on the russian athletics team won all those medals.. They didn't do the work, they just were talented mechanics..

His genius on Song for Bob Dylan is his mimicry of Bob’s vocals!

Rick Wakeman on piano on this album is the best!

Favorite song: Listening Wind…not sure it’s the best but I am a sucker for mysterious melancholy sounds. Talking Heads was one of the few bands I was able to enjoy together with my dad…he was totally taken with the live video of Stop Making Sense. Might make for a cool reaction video if you keep going through Talking Heads

No its not one of the best -- it is THE best rock album of all time

You should still consider Sigur Ros. A band that contains many of the elements you enjoy most from Radiohead/The Smile. So inspired by each other, Radiohead had Sigur Ros open 10 shows during their famous (and insane!) Kid A tour. The album to start with: Ágætis Byrjun. Let their music wash over you.

This is still their best and most basic album. It sounds like a band in a room.

Please listen to king gizzard. You’ll acquire a lot of fans. Any of their albums

Please, react on Tome York's "Tomorrow Modern Boxes"❤ it's an incredible album, i guess)

Love ya passion mate. Dont go changin'.

it was highly anticipated at the time due to the brian eno production and the fact that the talking heads had expanded to a large group and had taken on nigerian fela kuti-style afrobeat inflections with the extra players. and the fact that adrian belew was now on guest lead guitar. it was much lauded at the time, but mainstream radio only played once in a lifetime. but it was seen as a big leap forward for the band, critics adored it, and quickly the record was recognized as one of the best of that decade, if not all-time.

Man you need to watch the Stop Making Sense concert movie, it'll just blow you away, I mean, REALLY blow you away

perfect reaction

Please do a reaction to Talking Heads 'Stop Making Sense' concert movie (it's on youtube for free). It's the 40th anniversary and known as one of the best concert films of all time. Directed by Jonathan Demme ( who did Silence of the Lambs). Once in a Lifetime and Crosseyed and Painless are in the concert from this album. You would also maybe know Psycho Killer, but they switch up the sound on that one :)

Needs a good few listens.....like a walk through a ward......love it myself, some songs swim up you don't expect....great reaction Caveman 👍

Siamese Dream next, plsssssss

Brian Eno produced this album and also did the music for the game Spore. On second listen I guess you said 'Spyro'. Ha ha. but nevertheless, Eno is the man. Do check out 'My Life In The Bush of Ghosts'. A sample based album avant la lettre from the same year made with the singer of this band. That weird sound you heard in 'Houses in Motion' was the late great Jon Hassell, who sent his trumpet through an array of filters, creating his distinctive Fourth World sound. He also made amazing albums with Brian Eno.

All 8 Talking Heads albums are worth listening to, even lead singer David Byrne’s solo work is amazing and absolutely no one has any reactions of David’s work

Legendary👌

Some Might Say got to number one but like you it's not a favourite of mine. They had 8 number ones in the UK and I found I often prefer other songs of their's. I'm surprised you never heard Champagne Supernova before I always thought it was one of there most famous songs globally behind only Wonderwall.

I’m sure I won’t be the first to tell you this, but you should do a big reaction to the talking head’s performance/film “stop making sense” you will not regret it at all

If you haven't listened to Fela Kuti, his music might give you some insight into where Talking Heads are coming from here, especially rhythmically. I'd recommend his 1975 album "Confusion" (which is just a single 25 minute song with the most extraordinary build-up I've ever heard). On Remain in Light, Talking Heads are using tape loops to kind of construct a high-tech version of Kuti's polyrhythmic funk.

Nice job. This is a landmark album the band never surpassed.

such a fantastic album, if you wanna do another talking heads album you absolutely have to do fear of music (1979), similar style but more varied and also very unique

One of, if not, my favourite albums and bands ever. Those first 4 songs are some of the best ever in my opinion

AWESOME i love remain in light !!!!!!

legendary album

Love you're doing Talking Heads! Get Fear of Music on next!

Paul Simon’s Graceland and King Crimson’s Discipline are both early eighties examples of this very groove-based song structure. Also, all three (including Remain in Light) feature guitarist Adrian Belew. Dude Forrest Gumped through the best music of the decade

In my opinion "Parachutes" is one of the most beautiful albums of all time that almost nobody thinks it is. To me it's just unspeakable

Alex tunner Ep review pls

The Banjo Kazooie for the Diner kill me x)

TAKE A LOOK AT THESE HANDS! Thom Yorke of The Radioheads picked Born Under Punches when he was interviewed for Desert Island Disks.

I agree, I've always seen the connection between Radiohead and Talking Heads as more philosophical, as opposed to musically; just their ethos towards creativity and music and art, forging forward regardless what anyone else might think, making the music they want to make entirely outside of any expectations or trends. I can definitely see an influence there for Radiohead and their projects.

Great reaction! What I love about this album is how dense it starts with Born Under Punches and then it slowly makes it's way to The Overload. It's like going from the big bang to the heat death of the universe. Also, speaking of "The Overload", the band had apparently never heard Joy Division but had read about them in the music press - this was their attempt to write a Joy Division song without having heard them.

btw you're right that this was very weird and modern for the late 70s early 80s, there's a reason the genre's called new wave. devo, b52s and and echo and the bunnymen are some other great examples

you can't go wrong with the heads, but defo listen to fear of music and speaking in tongues next!

You should watch the talking heads concert film " stop making sense" an incredible concert film that builds to an absolute crescendo 🎉

Brian Eno was very co-responsible for the sound of this album. Which means it's time to check out some of David Byrne's non-Talking Heads collaborations with Eno! The experimental sound collage of 'My Life in the Bush of Ghosts' and the return to a sound more like this with their 'Everything That Happens Will Happen Today'. Which in my opinion almost sounds like an extension of Remain in Light. Eno is the icing on cake of this album, and I implore you to check out his stuff as well. Like 'Taking Tiger Mountain By Strategy' or 'Here Come the Warm Jets'. It's gonna open a whole new world, and probably introduce you to the great Robert Fripp, if you haven't delved into King Crimson yet, that is. Keep working in this field. Plenty of great Byrne and Eno albums I would highly recommend checking out. 'Rei Momo' being another - David Byrne's latin sound inspired album. Also the Fripp and Eno collaborations are great too if you like the ambient stuff. Rock on newb!

Brian Who's first two albums and Adrian Belew influenced this album as much as the Talking Heads.

I saw the video for Once In A Lifetime and listened to it all the time. A few years later an art teacher had the album and I asked him to listen to it. He was a Vietnam vet and freaked out when I played him a Laurie Anderson song about a plane going down. the African tribal influences were influential on Peter Gabriel and Paul Simon

The last track was inspired by a description of the band Joy Division that they had read, they created a sound that they thought was similar although none of them had heard any of their music!

someone correct me if i'm wrong but this is not the remastered version right? i love how the original mix sounds, if it is the og then i'm glad Jack reacted to this version first

RIP Chester! ❤❤❤❤

So many bands were influenced by Talking Heads. Their live concert STOP MAKING SENSE is a one of a kine concert film that makes everyone that watches a super fan.

timeless music right here

Next Talking Heads album gotta be "Speaking in Tongues (1983)". Sonically there was nothing like this at the time, and today David Byrne's label Luaka Bop continues to curate incredible artists. Goated taste, CavemanJack!! 😅

My favorite TH's album. Adrian Belew added a lot to the sound. I saw them at the Greek Theater doing these songs.