Talking Heads – More Songs About Buildings And Food (2-LP Vinyl) bracelet Hell (8:27)

Hell (8:27)

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This album succeeds because it sounds nothing like Willie and everything like the natural evolution of cosmic country: Neil Young's rawness

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Talking Heads – More Songs About Buildings And Food (2-LP Vinyl) bracelet Hell (8:27)Recorded in 1978, the album that cemented Talking Heads as something genuinely new in American music, David Byrne's anxious, suburban poetry found its ideal co conspirator in Brian Eno, whose production pulled the band's funk inflected rhythms into stranger, more hypnotic territory. Their cover of Al Green's "Take Me to the River" became an unlikely FM staple, introducing the band to audiences who had no idea what was waiting for them on the rest of