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The entire Stop Making Sense concert is a great intro to Talking Heads
Best concert film ever.
Pure luck that I was there. Got my boyfriend tix for his birthday, and turns out they were filming the concert. (We/the audience had to sign waivers.)
I concur!
It is I saw the tour live and it was phenomenal!!!!
A work of genius!
This song is fantastic. I have always loved it. Worth seeing the live version on Stop Making Sense.
Their biggest hits are “Burning Down the House”, “Take Me to the River”, “Once In A Lifetime”, “Life During Wartime”, And She Was” and “Wild Wild Life”.
Their biggest and only top 10 hit in the UK:- Road to Nowhere.
And Nothing But Flowers, featuring that lovely jangly guitar playing from Johnny Marr of The Smiths.
Wild Wild Life good too
@@pacificaocean6717 I knew I forgot one!
@@mikeroche9986 Talking Heads can roll, man!
"Psycho Killer" is on my playlist that I listen to while making dinner. Something about it relaxes me.
I think Im afraid of your spice rack...
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You HAVE to see this in the beginning of Stop Making Sense (DVD). His outfit and the way he presents it in the concert movie. "I hate people that aren't polite" great line. That whole movie is FIRE.
That's what I thought this reaction would be
I got to see the tour live it was phenomenal!!!
You mean INSPECTOR CLOUSEAU 😆 , Jacques Cousteau was a famous old French diver and documentary maker from the 50’s and 60’s….. awesome 😎
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My favorite line in this song is "I hate people when they're not polite." :)
A quote from Ed Gein in fact
It's a weird the first time u hear it but it grows on you trust me
You guys are HILARIOUS! Jacques Cousteau, Nancy Drew and Van Helsing........3 of the world's greatest detectives! I'm dying!! LOL
David Byrne being from Scotland explains a lot. They never seemed like an ‘American’ band; very avant garde and out-there.
He grew up in Baltimore, they moved when he was very young.
Great band... but Tina Weymouth is simply fantastic in bass. Can recommend watching the Stop Making Sense concert film!
05:43 "Van Helsing?" 😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂 Oh, Ty you killed me man. Just brilliant, lmfao!
Tina Weymouth, great bass player , cutie pie and went on to great success with Tom Tom Club
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I've had this song on my playlist for years. It's playful and weird, and cool. I'm glad I'm Portuguese, and I know English, French and Spanish.
And with this one song, our long national nightmare of disco died...
after being stalked online by a psychopath this song has a whole new meaning. Thanks guys for covering this.
When y’all’s heads were in sync it was the most satisfying thing I’ve ever witnessed
I was 14 when The Making Sense Concert came out. It gave me nightmares. I have PTSD from this band 😂😂😂
This album was a game changer when it came out, you had to be there. Nothing like it at the time. Great stuff
Famous fictional detective: Columbo.
Life during wartime is the song!!! Has a bit of everything...just saying...rock on boys...😊
Omigosh..............the movie "CGBG" kind of gave the history of American punk.......it was outrageous!
Great band.....do more...........i cant remember song names. u will hear why. Unique is the word I'd use to describe them
David Byrne is a genius … If you listen to more of his stuff and watch his movie (True Stories), you will understand. He is a performance artist and one of the best!
"Pulled Up" is another banger track from Talking Heads: 77.
I'm catchin' up! So glad y'all touch on Talking Heads! Unique talents. As in comments below, Stop Making Sense concert is fantastic! Saw them very early on - energy was explosive on stage. Can easily go down the rabbit hole here too....
brilliant
0:51 - They may be considered one the pioneering bands of New Wave, but I always thought of them more as pioneers of Alternative Rock.
So to really see what talking heads were about watch the film ‘Stop making Sense’ possibly the greatest concert movie ever made.
This song grows on you ...
Talking Heads are a classic group! David Byrne is amazing. Check out Road To Nowhere, Take Me To The River, Once In A Lifetime, Burnin Down The House. Byrne and his wife were not only in this band together but were in another band together as well.
The Stop Making Sense version (and really the whole concert film) is a must.
It's one of those great songs that get into your head--Literally. "Ph'nglui mglw'nafh Cthulhu R'lyeh wgah'nagl fhtagn!"
This band is different for sure but give their other songs a try “And she was” “Road to nowhere” “Up all night”
ROAD TO NOWHERE = Great video and song. Found a Job - Best bassline EVER.
When you said detective-y it made me wonder, have you done "Watching the Detectives" by Elvis Costello?
This always gets em outon the dance floor
Classic.
Here's a great little short (8-minute) film about Tina, which also features her husband and bandmate, Chris, who's from Fort Campbell, KY:
ua-cam.com/video/rY_BfWwbCrw/v-deo.html
It gives some background on the history of Talking Heads, as well as some trivia of how she came up with the bass line for Psycho Killer.
Some more Tina Trivia: she and Chris formed a side project called The Tom Tom Club , and their song, Genius of Love, was sampled by Mariah Carey in "Fantasy," and recently by Latto in "Big Energy."
ua-cam.com/video/ECiMhe4E0pI/v-deo.html
Not to mention the Wordy Rhapinghood.
Thanks for the links! Cool information. Didn't realize Genius of Love was part of her work (barely remember the name Tom Tom Club, and certainly didn't know of the Talking Heads connection).
@@joekuul8769 My pleasure! I was really young when it first came out, so I wasn't really aware of it at that time, but when Mariah Carey's song came out, I was like, " Wait -- I've heard this before."
Of course this means I have to tell you about the take off of this, Psycho Chicken by The Fools.
Two Talking Heads tangents worth checking out are "Tom Tom Club" and a movie called "True Stories" - definitely entertaining.
You have to watch them live, this band was made to play live, especially with the awesome guest musicians. Try Crosseyed And Painless live in Rome 1980.
So unique. David Byrne is an amazing talent. Their catalog has so many songs that you can karaoke without any problem.
You really should have done the live version for this one. This is excellent but the live version is exceptional!
Best all time Halloween song is "D.O.A." by Bloodrock. Yeah, Byrne was a little weird, you should watch some of their concert footage--which puts me in mind of Sparks--performances were kind of funny and a little spooky. And if you want really weird, try Bryne's album with Brian Eno, My Life in the Bush of Ghosts. "Jezebel Spirit" is awesome.
This was one of my suggestions, I thought it might be just weird enough for the Halloween songs. There is a live version of this that is a movie he made of a concert, It is awesome. Happy Halloween Guys!
You want to hear something unique from this band (besides this song) hit the live version of Born Under Punches.
Guys you need to hear, "Take Me To The River", originally it was an Al Green song, but Talking Heads with Tina Weymouth sets it perfectly.. Here is the Link to the Remaster ua-cam.com/video/v4azbl96BJY/v-deo.html or you can find it live... your choice..
Thank you! You guys are a riot!
You guys ought to check out the live version of this done on the BBC's "Old Grey Whistle test" in 1978 I think which is much better than the album version.
I have heard this and "Psycho Chicken" hilarious one.
My favorite cover is by the Bobs who out sing the original
Another New Wave band with ;thematic' songs, is Tubeway Army, try "Me, I Disconnect From You", the lead singer is Gary Numan. Give it a listen to.
You must listen to the live version (London 1979) Me I Disconnect From You.
Talking Heads/Burning Down The House STUDIO VERSION
Recommendation...
Canadian band, "The Tea Party". 1st hit..."The River".
Imagine if Jim Morrison came back and joined Led Zeppelin.
if you are doing Talking Heads, do Life During Wartime
Psycho Killer "What is that?" is the most repeated French line. The extended French part is:
What I did that night
What she said that night
Realizing my hope
I spear to glory
jfyi - Cousteau invented scuba; Clouseau was in Pink Panther. Colombo would be the third best detective.
trust me boys, I got the numbers to back it up..........
This is probably their quirkiest song (that I know of), and they Are quirky!....most guys seems to love this one tho. I agree with everyone else who recommends watching their movie (or at least individual songs from) "Stop Making Sense"; you will dig it!
Love Talking Heads try a deep cut
Swamp for the movie Risky Business
Another famous detective is Batman! Saw your video on GMM! Congratulations!
More New Wave please. Nancy Drew and Van Helsing... 🤣
Ditto what Nick said.
Radiohead named their band after talking heads song...
Bummer, nobody's translated the French part yet. I'll keep checking back, because I always wanted to know too.
“What is this?” And :
What I did, that evening
What she said, that evening
Fulfilling my hope
Headlong I go towards glory... OK
@@sukie584 Thank you for translating. :)
Who's the third greatest detective? I don't know Van Helsing?
Lmao
A correction for you guys; the first written Talking Heads song is actually Love -> Building on Fire (Love Goes to Building on Fire), and it is is another a really good track from this same album, that I think you guys should check out !
No it's factual. Byrne wrote Psycho Killer in 1973 while in school. www.songfacts.com/facts/talking-heads/psycho-killer
They/are very much visual artists. Watch them live
Ryan - "Nancy Drew" You looked bored as hell for this one bro. How about Hercule Poirot the Belgian?
Agatha Christie’s Miss Marpke also?
Banacek! :)
RIP Thierry.
Whenever you can, you should revisit L7. I recommend Shove
Pur classique
between Jacques Cousteau (marine biologist), Nancy Drew, and Van Helsing...O. M. G. is right!!
what?? no dr. Fu Manchu ??
Please react to Psycho Chicken by The Fools.
Compare the songs.
Parody song. A very good one.
The guy is Larry David if Larry was antisocial and dangerous.
The live version is much better. It's classic.
Saw them perform this on SNL I was in 7th grade?
I'll stick with Burning Down the House.
Do you guys know who Harry Mack is?
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Please, tell me what is the song of the intro!!!
I usually turn the channel if i hear this. It is good, but doesn't really hit. I did enjoy your breakdown of it tonight. Good for Halloween. It really is in a lot of movies... Kinda liked the very beginning (don't know if i ever listened in it's totality). Kinda like the ba ba bas... His voice is different and kinda cool. I like their song "Wild Wild Life"!
(Not Jacques Cousteau... He is the Famous Marine Biologist who had his own show. Inspector Cluseau is the Pink Panther. (Unless you meant Inspector Gadget)... Too far. 😄)
3rd is Columbo. Stop playing
Pat benatar has been married to her guitarist husband for over 40 years.
It was made as a mash up of Alice Cooper and Randy Newman
Sam Spade is detective number two!
You mean INSPECTOR CLOUSEAU 😆 , Jacques Cousteau was a famous old French diver and documentary maker from the 50’s and 60’s….. awesome 😎
👍🏴
Harold!!!! Sorry,couldn't resist! Peter Sellers was hilarious as Inspector Clouseau as was Herbert Lom as Chief Inspector Dreyfus who was being driven slowly insane by Clouseau.
@@clairejohnson6522 lol it’s only a small amount of folk who realise who the character really is and that it’s not my school photo 🤣 I actually aspire to the level of looks and manners of Harold’s dad played by Wilfred Brambles. Good day to you 🎩
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@@jaymacgee_A_Bawbag_Blethering You dirty old man!!! I'm sure your sense of humour makes up for anything else lacking! ....Pink Panther/Inspector Clouseau/Steptoe and Son and Psycho Killer, i think I've died and gone to heaven! All the best to you.Oh,i hope you don't take a bath in the sink!
@@clairejohnson6522 😂….would that be SO wrong ? “Arold… Elp me outta this sink “ 🤣
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@@jaymacgee_A_Bawbag_Blethering As long as you have a box of washing powder you should be ok!