Tom Tom Club - Genius Of Love (Official Music Video) [4K]
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- Опубліковано 30 сер 2019
- You're watching the official music video remastered in 4K for Tom Tom Club - "Genius Of Love" from their 1981 self-titled debut album. "Genius Of Love" is sampled by Mariah Carey in "Fantasy".
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Fun fact: This band was a start-up formed by the bassist for the talking heads. The Talking Heads were huge at the time, but she wanted to get out and sample and do different music. Amazing that this song has so much relevance today. It's an excellent, zany piece of work
Superb fun fact!
I heard somewhere that this is the most sampled song in history. Think it was a talking heads documentary. ..
@@theshadowknows6969 Yup, this is my first time hearing the original
This is also the only song by a Talking Heads member to reach #1!
It was Tina Weymouth *and* Chris Frantz’s side project
This song is almost 40 years old... and still sounds like it could play with today's music.
No.......................m
Because for a couple of decades, pop music has been eating itself.
Be sure to be obnoxious and bump it extra-loud when driving through your neighborhood lol. I don’t think anyone would mind 🤩👍🏼💖💖💖💖
Dude, I'm 52, and no, it really could not. it's still fresh in a way, but it doesn't sound like contemporary stuff at all
Play with???It destroys today's "musuck!"🧐😤🤬
*The fact that not only did this song come from 2 members of the talking heads, but also created a bunch of new hip hop songs proves it's an absolute masterpiece*
The ONLY time when that way overused word Masterpiece is warranted
@@nataliecovers__ ok
@@CalifornianCuttlefish haha not toward you just I see it used on every generic song because it's become the popular thing to say
@@nataliecovers__ Oh ok
@@nataliecovers__ true
This song was so popular in black culture, I promise. I remember it being played at many local DJ parties at parks and in the projects, too.
Crazy cause it's a White chick singing
Hispanic parties too! Chicago & Cali🙏
@@jimgonewild909when it’s real, it’s real, no matter
@@joevega5477 Yeah still huge in Cali.
@@joevega5477 Yessir 👍👊🏾
Late 70s/early 80s has got to be one of the most creative eras in music. Talking Heads, Devo, The B-52s, Tom Tom Club. I live for this stuff.
Don't forget Oingo Boingo
Before the internet ate the recording industry for breakfast, and it still had some money to publish creativity. Now they're afraid of anything but autotuned clones.
Tina Weymouth from the Talking Heads was also a member of the Tom Tom Club.
Chris Franz and Tina Weymouth of the Talking Heads' started this group.
no you don’t
A masterpiece. Whoever directed and animated this is a genius.
a genius of love
Its the couple that did the Mario Bros movie from the 90s. No joke.
Look up James Rizzi :)
Tina's sister, Laura Weymouth, is one of the artists in the credits for the ink and paint work.
@@hipsterelephant2660 and Max Headroom, their true claim to fame.
This is proof the 80's never died they just got remixed to oblivion.
Too true my friends
hell no
@@yanikotavov385yeah, actually. 80s funky strings and synths have had a resurgence in recent years
@@Yeedo420 80s metal however - hasn't.
This is like 1981
The style of this music video is perhaps the coolest thing in existence, the art style is so funky & goes great with the groovy rhythm of the song
The animated art work is priceless.
You should check out Peter Gabriel sledgehammer, king gizzard and the lizard wizard - the River for some funky and ultra ultra creative animation
@@ElectricPhantasmagoriaI’ve seen Sledgehammer tons of times before, but i’ll have to check out The River!
Peso pluma ohhhh yes
Psychedelic visuals
Frank Zappa said this is one of his favorite music videos. Gotta agree with that.
Frank Zappa had such a great taste in music and art
ThisIs ReadyMade love Frank. He should be here to document current events.
Please be wary when mentioning frank
rodney shackles why
Cause Zappa likes hip hop 👌
The song is one of the most sampled rhythm tracks of the 1980s, particularly within the hip hop and R&B genre. Notable versions include Dr. Jeckyl & Mr. Hyde's "Genius Rap" in 1981; Grandmaster Flash and the Furious Five's "It's Nasty" in 1982; Mariah Carey's "Fantasy" in 1995, and The X-Ecutioners' "Genius of Love 2002" in 2002.
Other artists have incorporated "Genius of Love" into their works, including Public Enemy's "Leave This Off Your Fuckin' Charts", Redman's "Brick City Mashin'", Cam'ron's "Me, My Moms & Jimmy", 2nd II None's "Niggaz Trippin'", Fresh Kid Ice's "Roll Call", 2Pac's "High Speed", Seagram's "I Don't Give a Fuck", Busta Rhymes' "One", Ant Banks' "Roll 'Em Phat", P.M. Dawn's "Gotta Be... Movin' On Up", Menajahtwa's "I Ain't Nasti", 50 Cent's "When I Get Out", Erick Sermon's "Genius E Dub", Mac Dre's "Chop that Ho", Dream Warriors' "And Now the Legacy Begins", T.I.'s "Down Like That", R.A. the Rugged Man's "Tom Thum", Mark Morrison's "Return of the Mack", Ice Cube's "Bop Gun (One Nation)", Warren G's "What's Love Got to Do with It", the D-Influence Real Live Mix of Billie's "Girlfriend", Latto's "Big Energy", and Paramore's "Rose-Colored Boy", during their shows at the After Laughter Tour.
Great info.
Wow. No idea it had been used that many times! Excuse me while I go listen to them all -
Doc D (Logic) also used this song on the title track for his album "Planetory Destruction", feat. Big Lenbo.
DJ Clue - That’s the Way (Mase, Foxxy Brown, Fabolous)
Most recent is "Big Energy" by Latto.
"It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia" prompted me to come find the original. Love it!
Well that's just frat boy sad
@@NormAppleton Because of the 'implication'...
Do we got beef?
Who's here in 2024?
Mayyyy
❤
🥂🍾🕺🏽
❤🎉
✋
This was, to my knowledge, my mother's favorite song. No matter what she was doing, if it played, she was dancing-
My mom was a bit more like an older sibling than my mother (she was 18 when she had me), and I distinctly remember as a kid she'd play this constantly. Whole nine yards: hand movement dancing. Singing every word like it was her song.
My mom passed 2 years ago, but every time I hear this song, it takes me back to the summer of 2001, which was probably the best time of my life (even though I was only 6).
RIP, Momma- I'm still playing this song daily for you 😊
❤❤❤❤❤
Crying on a train reading this! Sorry for your loss
Sorry for our Loss She is in a Far Better Place than we are/
🕊❤ RIP
Your mum had great taste in music and sounds like a cool mum 😊
This song was way, way ahead of its time! Absolutely lovely song!
This is on dddance party
My Sentiments Exactly - Well Done!
👏👏👏
Song was right on time.
@@2010Gullwing😊
I don't care who samples this. They will never make a better song.
MC's Fantasy is a bop though...
PLAY IT LOUD! For my SON, Ernie! Who Loved this Song! Miss you Ernie, Son! Passed Sept 7, 1980. 34 years old. Shame.
Fun Fact: The makers of this video also directed the Super Mario Bros movie
Every year I want to re-watch that that movie IGN 10/10
WHAT?????
@@332spicelord Yep, look it up. They also created Max Headroom too.
Wait really?!
Woah! that's good to know
A moment of silence to the people who cant find this song
lost ages searching for it
That’s hilarious haha. I just barely made it lol
I would never have found it if it wasn't in Always Sunny. This song had vibes even before it became a meme word
damn right lol
.. Due to its catchy nature yet seemingly unrelated and obtuse song title
I’ve always loved that underneath it all, this was an homage to Black music and artists! Shoutouts to Bootsy Collins, Sly and Robbie, Kurtis Blow, Smokey Robinson, and of course TGOS James Brown. I became a Talking Heads fan via the Tom Tom Club and I wouldn’t be surprised if many Talking Heads fans became fans of these artists via this song. That’s the power of music ❤
And Bob Marley, and the impact Reggae music has had on The Culture!✊🏾🎶
Yes, and that's what this song so classic!!!
I remember when MTV got started this was one of the earliest videos in 1981. The bridge part in the middle where they start singing "James BROWNNNN!! JAMES Browwnnn!" got me to find the Godfather of Soul good stuff all round
This video’s almost like a Sesame Street animated skit on a bit of drugs. LOL
They cut out the bit about cocaine
It kinda gives me that Sally Cruikshank vibe
@@EsmeMarion yeah like Quasi At The Quackadero.
Yes definitely drugs lol!
More Like Schoolhouse Rock
Never really understood exactly why I love this song and its video so much. It's kooky, it's upbeat, it's really clever and has simply stuck with me since I first heard it back in 1981.
It is probably the music they wanted to make outside of serious punk and rock
@@tonyfan3 it's a new era that the music going
You like it because you have good taste in music lol
Probably because you find it kooky, upbeat and clever.
i didn't exist back then but i love this song!
This is one of the best skate jams from back in the day.
Four wheels and a toe stopper. None of that Rollerblade crap.
This would DEFINITELY be a worldwide hit if re-released in 2023 !
😮It Already Has Been A World 🌎🌍🌏 Wide Hit! Where Have You Been?¿?¿!¡!¡😅
literally just Big Energy by Latto
if it re-released in 2023 there probably has to be funny cats for it to really take off
@@randomlittleidotwhat about the funny dog🗿
Being a 90s kid, I feel like this was supposed to end with a Nickelodeon logo
Or may be Adult Swim
Pete Harris expected*
You would lol
@RipMudafuka69 MLG that's what he's saying
Yeah this looks very late 80s-early 90s
We still hear this today. Mariah Carey used it in her song “Fantasy” that topped the billboard hot 100 for 8 weeks and just last year Latto sampled it in her song “Big Energy”. The funny thing is, when they talk about the song “big energy”, they say Lotto sampled it from Mariah Carey without even realizing where it actually came from and how old it really is. And in another 30-40 years when everyone forgets it again, someone else will sample it to make it a hit again.
Who is they? I think most people who know music are well aware Fantasy was sampled.
I remember tripping out, when I heard that Dreamlover sampled a hip hop song! I was alive for it’s original release. It was years before I knew about it! 😂
Hearing the chorus of the song used in Fantasy came to me as a big surprise
Big Energy remix they sample this again with Mariah Carey..
In Latto's case, I think she really did sample it because of Mariah. Her song "Big Energy" has the line "I can be your fantasy" in it and she also said she idolized Mariah growing up. Strangely enough, she initially denied the Mariah reference at first saying that she had never heard of "Fantasy" before, but now Mariah is on the remix edition so Idk what was going on there.
I remember back in 1981 when going to high school parties how everyone jumped into the dance floor just from hearing the intro of this song. Awesome song, awesome times!
It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia brought me here.
Thank you for that.
Which episode! 😆
Came here from Instagram frank Zappa, ok so Mariah Carey got it from here too ya
Truly one of the most satisfying songs from the 80’s. Sounds as good now as it did forty years ago...
Oh God, is that how old I am?
Tragically under-appreciated. This trippy tribute to past artists is pure joy.
Under appreciated? One of the most well loved, repeatedly sampled songs of all time? Ok...
@@KrashyKharma maybe OP meant the sampling artists get more attention than the Tom Tom Club
"under-appreciated" is a straight-up lie, come on dude.
Genius of Love didn't get nearly enough radio airplay at the time, in my opinion, which may have just been where I lived. I managed to get it on a blank tape, though, so I could play it as much as I wanted to- and between songs, too, so no DJ chatter over the beginning or the end!! 😃
this is literally one of the most iconic tracks of all time lmfao you guys really don't know what underrated means
Mariah Carey’s use of this song for her hit “Fantasy” is sooo good
I've been robbed of knowing this song for my 23 years on this earth... it's about time
When I was a child, my mom always had put this song for us. Since then, I love it. ♥️
God bless James Rizzi, the artist who created the images for this classic masterpiece, sampled, and sampled. Mr. Rizzi you are one of my favorites 😍, I'm glad I had the pleasure to meet you. Rest in peace.
If anyone here is familiar with the man... In an interview Frank Zappa cited this song as being one of the only music videos he actually enjoyed "because it's animated and clever". High praise from a musical genius that thought music videos were simply a racket (He was quite cynical lol).
Also I love Tina Weymouth and the Talking Heads tons.
😁
AND Frank! Very talented; gone too soon!
Exactly why I am here...paused the Zappa interview to watch it. Once it started I instantly remembered it. Zappa was a genius.
@@diehappydie me as well lol
That bought me here, and I agree.
This is easily one of the most beautiful, genuinely heartfelt songs + music videos I've ever seen. You can tell that Tina truly loves Chris. It's so sincere and beautiful. Even the animation doesn't betray the beauty of the lyrics, in fact, it enhances it. No wonder this song has had so much staying power over the years.
I closed my eyes and saw the Gang dancing to this
and Dennis watching them !
@@nacholalin The YT algorhythm is wonderful sometimes
You couldnt be more right my friend!
The Gang Of Four !
@@davidellis5141 5
I went to the NY Film Festival in the 80's and they ran this as a short. The James Rizzi animation lit up the whole theater.
Gosh ur so mf blessed
I like your Pythonesque profile picture.
That must have been an interesting experience
I remember rollerskating to this . 14 with all my friends 💓💓
@@Teebiscuit12345 I like your use of alliteration. :)
Who is still Listening in 2024 and Beyond?👍🏽🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Not me.
Tina Weymouth, 29th on the greatest bass players of all time “Rolling Stone” and this bass line is one of the reasons why. She was the “Genius of Love”
Sounds as good today... as it ever was.
Same as it ever was 🎶
This song is new for me and I'm in love.
I agree!
That's rite!
It remains consistent
As a kid this was one of my mom's go-to albums to put on when she wanted to clean house to prepare for guests. I remember staring at this album art for hours. It was also how I learned about the existence of drugs and what coke was, lol whoops. Love you mama~
Takes me back to my senior year in HS. This was the first song I ever heard on the brand new fad, the Sony Walkman. The sound quality just blew me away, miles from the old radios with the little earpiece we used to wear. This song always puts a smile on my face.
Was 10 years old when this song came out... 52 now and definitely like it more now... brings back great memories of growing up through the 80's... wish everyone could have grown up in these times.
This band was started by members of talking heads and it shows
Yes, Tina and Chris.
Tina Weymouth actually wrote most of the music for the talking heads, and if you listen to Tom Tom club, you can actually tell she was the musical driving Force in talking heads
@@StinkFinger2023 lol. no.
Yes a little craziness involved in the animation great side job song by a couple crazy heads Lol
@Bradley Daniels Assigning any special significance to any one particular member of Talking Heads completely ignores and spits on how every member of that band was completely integral to the sound, and they would not have worked as a band without each other. David Byrne’s voice and a lot of his own ideas on how to communicate what the band was verbally _saying,_ as well as his ideas about stage performance in general, was *just* as important as Tina’s writing and impeccable bass. There can be no whole without all the parts.
Frank Reynolds jiggling, holding a beer and looking angrily at his landlord.
This music video could easily be an art installation at a fine gallery. It’s really that creative and out there.
2:13 is the best part for me.
Tina Weymouth is brilliant!
She almost created the hip hop pop sound and did not know it!
She did
Knock it off, Hip Hop was already well-established in the 1970s
@@NatTurner328 LOL No Kidding But private Party's in Black neighbourhoods homes did not make it known This song was one of the first White Groups to attempt it and helped get it popular. I'm a musicologist and was former vinyl Night club DJ in London, New York and Montreal What have you Done?
Mariah Carey's great sample of the song in "Fantasy" in 1995 made it a retro hut once again!
@@WilliamHBaird-eq2hp You just moved the goalpost from “she created the hip hop sound” to “her white privilege helped introduce it to the masses”. So which one is it? That’s why we should have gatekept hip hop from non-black outsiders. You made an entire career from appropriating our culture and now you’re attributing another outsider to its creation? You’re a joke and you lack self-awareness. “William H Baird”, what’s wrong, daddy stopped paying your college tuition when he realized you suck at math so you had to take away what little space they let black people have to eat and feed their families? Literally the worst kind of person.
James Brown ! , James Brown ! 😎
Ooh like that part whoo
Check it out, Bohannon, Bohannon, Bohannon!
Lachaim.
Sir its JAAAMMEEESS BROWWWNNNN
WHO NEEDS TO THINK WHEN YOUR FEET JUST GOO
(BOHANNON BOHANNON BOHANNON BOHANNON)
Way ahead of its time!!! Just to show you how talented the Talkkng Heads were.
❣️Just More Proof👂That David
Byrne Is A Performing Arts
Genius😊👍💥😎✌️🖖
I'm in 2024.
i was in grade 10 when this tune came out in 83 , Friday nights me and the boys would go down to the roller palace and when this song came on everyone was on the floor , same for double dutch bus witch came 2 years earlier . life long memories with these songs .
are you sure it was 1983, and not 1981?
The roller rink was my place to discover the best hits. Love that you brought it up!
What did it feel like when the century switched to 2000?
Roller skating to this must have been great!
Wasn't alive when this came out so I missed the whole roller skates thing 😞
@@willie417 it was '81.
I wish I could be 21 again, sitting in the evening sun, smoking the mellow stuff that grows on Crete, and listen to music like this.
This song is the result of so many r & b hits.
It's always sunny in Philadelphia
Them dancing with this song and Frank doing his stare down is too good
I'm in heaven
With my boyfriend, my laughing boyfriend ♥️
There's no beginning and there is no end
Time isn't present in that dimension
Bloodybeibi Latin Boyfriend
all these years, i thought it was "lucky boyfriend". oops.
Brandon Redmond lol thats okay😊😉
Btw its
Cuse me while i kiss the sky
Jimi Hendrix Purple Haze..
Not
" kiss this guy".😊
@@DDios-ih9de thanks! Yeah, I knew that one. Good lookin' out!
Bloodybeibi congratulations, you can hear
I wouldn’t be surprised if this song is still sampled in 2087.
3087 shit I'm sure I've heard Fry,Leela and Bender rocking out to this classic on the Planet Express
WHOAH I HAD NO IDEA!!! I LOVE HOW INDIE THE ORIGINAL SONG SOUNDS. IM SO EMOTIONAL
My 80s high school memories. When artists actually wrote & played original music 🎶 😍
Bring us home home Charlie Kelly ...
yes
*drinks green paint*
Came for this. Also, its 2020 and if you're reading thIs from the past, RUUUUUNNNNNN!!!!
Time to squash some beefs!
@@txoutlawent.6515 May I offer you an egg in this time of trouble?
40 yrs in the blink of an eye. It goes so damn fast.
There is nothing like the original. I remember when this came out it was as different as it gets and it still is. Have to love it.
This music video is like a dream to me .
If you're not tapping your feet to this you ain't got no feet.
I heard this song for the first today after many years. I don't know why, maybe it's the flu or the medicine I'm taking, but the song made me so happy....like seeing a friend again after a long time. Hello, old friend. I'm very happy to see you again.
I agree. My uncle used to download older songs for me back when I was 17 and I loved playing them over and over, listened to this constantly in 2003 and it took me back. Don't know exactly what it is, but the song has that affect.
And it’s the original uncut version
Gang Still Listening to Tom Tom Club 2023?? Hit the Thumbs up Here ❤😊😘😉
The cute dog is the most memorable part of the video for me.
This song and Mama Used to Say made the Spring of ‘82 a wonderful time for music.
2024 anybody?
This music video is a fever dream
I loved this song as a kid. This came up on MTV and I loved it every time.
This song came out when I was 18 years old, I remember the disco and a boyfriend I had in that time, funky sound never gets old 🌈🌻🌈
I know right? Beautiful song. Godbless ❤
They're totally different styles, but for some reason this video always reminded me of the Schoolhouse Rock videos I watched as a kid. Super cool song, and the 80s were amazing for music.
1:49 before joining the Rugrats Spike the dog had a promising singing career.
I'm crying 🤣😂
Not really
that dog was definitely inspiration for the pet dog Spike from the Rugrats, right?
On high With God the Lord yes
Nah, this song and music video came in 1981. But Rugrats probably did get inspired by it tho.
@@sappyshamp3751 thats what the person just said...
@@bogglemeister4204 Lmao!!! Hahaha!
It got a second life in 1995 with Mariah Carey's "Fantasy."
Music has changed so much but growing up in the 70's with such great music is memorable 👍
I feel like I’m on acid trip watching this
Try watching “Mississippi Queen” from regular show 😮💨
Heaven on Earth. We are all richer hearing this fabulous song. The video is adorable. Long live Tina!!!
After i picked up my mom from prison. She grabs my phone and this was the first song she put on. I love my mom. :)
[Lyrics]
What you gonna do when you get out of jail?
I'm gonna have some fun
What do you consider fun?
Fun, natural fun
I'm in heaven
With my boyfriend, my laughing boyfriend
There's no beginning and there is no end
Time isn't present in that dimension
He'll take my arm
When we're walking, rolling and rocking
It is one time I'm glad I'm not a man
Feels like I'm dreaming, but I'm not sleeping
I'm in heaven
With the maven of funk mutation
Clinton's musicians such as Bootsy Collins
Raise expectations to a new intention
No one can sing
Quite like Smokey, Smokey Robinson
Wailin' and skankin' to Bob Marley
Reggae's expanding with Sly and Robbie
Oops! Your mama said uh
Oops! Your mama said uh
Oops! Your mama said uh
Oops! Your mama
Stepping in a rhythm to a Kurtis Blow
Who needs to think when your feet just go
With a hippie-the-hip and a hippie-the-hop
Who needs to think when your feet just go
Bohannon, Bohannon, Bohannon, Bohannon
Who needs to think when your feet just go
Bohannon, Bohannon, Bohannon, Bohannon
James Brown, James Brown
James Brown, James Brown
If you see him
Please remind him, unhappy boyfriend
Well, he's the genius of love
He's got a greater depth of feeling
Well, he's the genius of love
He's so deep
Haha, hadn't realized that there were version without the cocaine verse.
@@MortenK65 This was the Radio version's lyrics.
When great music actually brought people together...
Great memories! 🎶
I loved the performance of this song in Stop Making Sense (one of my favorite films). I didn't realize the "James Brown" bit was actually part of the original recording. :-)
He still is the godfather of soul y'all!
Pax Gethen they changed up the lyrics a bit for that performance
I was still a newlywed in 1981, living in Eden Prairie, Minnesota, in an apartment complex that was rather dull and ordinary...
One Saturday, while trying to be a good wife at the age of 20 (🤯) and perform some housecleaning, I turned on the newly created MTV channel on the newly created cable TV, and witnessed a revelation: Tom Tom Club's Genius Of Love music video...
I'd never seen anything like it.
I was mesmerized and didn't get much cleaning done. I also realized as time went on that there was a great big wide world out there that I wanted to experience that my staid, safe, stockbroker husband wasn't into
I realized I was too young to have gotten married and we sadly split up in 1983.
It's safe to say that Genius Of Love was my gateway to independence and it's been a favorite of mine ever since...
❤
Wao!!!! 😮 Buena anécdota!
Aveces la gente olvida esta clase de cosas, y claro va acordé con el mensaje que dejaba la canción.
Saludos desde Chile!!!
@@lunayastros1356 ¡Dios mío, tienes razón! No me di cuenta hasta ahora... han pasado cuarenta años. dolor y pérdida... brillante.
¡¡Gracias!! ¡Viva Chile! 🇨🇱
We used to dance to this song in the clubs in the early 1980’s. It never ages!
Wow... It's literally been decades since I last saw this. In fact, it was when MTV actually showed music videos. Shame Rhino could not afford to upscale it to HD.
@dandanthetaximan Full screening it does not make it HD. Learn to HD my friend.
its better low-fi dawg
It's a shame people can't enjoy videos if they are not in hd.
It would be great to see the animation remastered in HD
@Jimmy Jazz it is awesome. Still wish it was in HD.
I love the vibe this artstyle gives off
I almost get like Rugrats vibes or something, lol
I adore Tina!! She’s incredible
There is something to this song... it sounds so modern yet it's so unique and nice
1981?!?!? WOW, that's crazy!! Man you just gotta love the 80's!!! So grateful that my teen years were in the 80's!
If You Were A Teenager In The Early 80s, This Song Has To Be On A Music Playlist In Your Mind Somewhere 🎶 🎵 🎶 🎵
2:04 my favorite part of the song
Avant-garde then, avant-garde today, the video is still great
Let’s just spend a moment, for those still searching for this song....
This song is a prime example how two of the most underrated parts of a band can be the reason for a hit
Drum
and
Bass
Some songs define the moment, others defy it
Flashback in the 80’s
Fun fact: at the time, this record went gold before the Talking Heads had a gold record. Chris Frantz said he remembered walking down Houston Street in NYC near the basketball courts and people blasting "Genius of Love" on their boom boxes via WBLS. He said it brought tears to his eyes. The sad part is that David Byrne wasn't happy for Chris and Tina when it was announced that the record went gold.
David got burned....with envy.
Holy Hyeesh! ...To have the memory of this song playing on the the ol skool bball courts of Houston would be one of the greatest gifts of my life.
And I must be the only that didn't know, until just now, that Tina and Chris were married.
@@kirbzmom Yup. One of the pivotal dynamics of the band. You can get a glimpse of how crucial TTC is to the Talking Heads by watching Byrne & Molly Cyrus sing Bowie's Let's Dance NYE. It's embarrassing for Byrne... He can't dance! He's stuck with MC, playing a network variety gig.
He may be an artist...but w/o the Tom Tom Club he's not much of a musician.
How far they have fallen.
Dave is a brilliant musician but he has an ego as big as all outdoors!!!
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This was one of my favorite skating songs