Talking Heads: 77

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Description: N N Amazon.com essential recording Next to CBGBs peers like the Ramones and the Voidoids, Talking Heads barely sounded like a punk band. After the startlingly non-conformist "Love Building on Fire," 77 made for a surprisingly tuneful collection of songs: nervy vignettes of urban unease, arranged for a tight little new wave ... (more)

Manufacturer : Warner Bros / Wea
Release date : 25 October 1990
Number of discs : 1
EAN: 0075992742320 UPC: 007599274232

New Wave (4), 1977 (2), Art Punk (1), 1970s (1), Rock (1), 1970's (1), Mp3 (1), Indie (1), 70s (1), LP (1), Vinyl (1), Cd (1), Chris (1)

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""The Heads wore button-down shirts and embraced a tightly wound normality as rebellion. "For a long time, I felt, 'Well, fuck everybody,'" David Byrne told Punk magazine in 1976. "Well, now I want to be accepted." The result was the tense, ingeniously constructed sound of Talking Heads' debut.""