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Talking Heads — Pulled Up
Album: The Name of This Band Is Talking Heads
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Released: 1982
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Mommy, Daddy, come and look at me now
I'm a big man in a great big town
Years ago who would believe it's true
Goes to show what a little faith can do

I was complaining, I was down in the dumps
I feel so strong now 'cause you pulled me up!
Pull me up up up up up up up up

I slipped, and I got pulled
Pulled up, I tripped, and then you pulled,
you pulled me up
I slipped, and I got pulled,
Pulled up, I slipped, and then you pulled,
you pulled me up pull me up pull me up...
Pulled me up up up up up up up up

I drift away to another land
Sleeping dreaming such a simple thing
I think of things that I might be
I see my name go down in history

I was complaining, I was down in the dumps
I feel so strong now 'cause you pulled me up!
Pull me up up up up up up up up
I slipped, and I got pulled,
pulled up, I tripped, and then you pulled,
you pulled me up
I tripped, and I got pulled
Pulled up, I slipped, and then you pulled
you pulled me up! Pulled me up up, Pulled me up...
Pulled me up up up up up up up up

I got up
'cause you pulled me up
I stood up
'cause you pulled me up
I got up
And that was because you pulled me up
I got up
In a little while you pulled me up
Pull me up up up up, up up up up!
Pull me up up up up up up up up!

I cast a shadow on the living-room wall
Dark and savage with a profile so sharp
Keep that wonderful food on the table
There's really no hurry I'll eat in a while

I was complaining, I was down in the dumps
I feel so strong now 'cause you pulled me up!
Pull me up up up up up up up up!
I slipped, and I got pulled
Pulled up, I tripped, and then you pulled,
you pulled me up
I slipped, and I got pulled
Pulled Up, I slipped,
And then you pulled, you pulled me up!
Pull me up...Pull me up...Watch out!
Pull me up up up up up up up up!
Pull me up up up up up up up up!
Pull me up up up up up up up up!
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simple. Joyful. Early Heads. Yes!!!
Posted 4 days ago by emmo_radio    [ Reply ]
Please, PLEASE, one single day without DB and TH! Just ONE day (to start with...)!
And it's not that I dislike the music itself but there's a huge overkill of both
Posted 2 months ago by Dinges,_the_Dude    [ Reply ]
I heard a comedian say that the lyrics from the Talking Heads sounded like what a crazy homeless person yells on a streetcorner, and it's accurate.  That said, I think we should all listen to that crazy voice more often!  
7/10
Posted 3 months ago by DRLOCO    [ Reply ]
It's funny how I only realized now that the german punk band Die Ärzte wrote the song "Lasse redn", which uses the exact same chords
Posted 4 months ago by Rabid_Engineer    [ Reply ]
 TC1 wrote:


Guess who's sitting by themselves and eating their lunch alone?



LOL!  ...I'll give you 2 guesses!   
Posted 5 months ago by joejennings    [ Reply ]
Love this.  Also, Cocaine is a helluva drug.  
Posted 5 months ago by jjbchansen159    [ Reply ]
 GHoffmeyer wrote:

I am on a mission to reduce Talking Heads and Tom Petty overplay on this outstanding station (one of the best things about the internet - sincerely), who’s gonna’ join me?



Guess who's sitting by themselves and eating their lunch alone?
Posted 7 months ago by TC1    [ Reply ]
What a bass line!
Posted 9 months ago by linurbug    [ Reply ]
byrne garbage 
Posted 9 months ago by jjbix37    [ Reply ]
 coloradojohn wrote:

Just saw Stop Making Sense at The Boulder Theater a couple days ago, Oct. 30. Like a concert, the place was packed; sold-out, and full of lively partiers... Kevin and I staked out a balcony spot.  He'd never seen it, and was totally blown away; pretty much overwhelmed by the whole thing, as I was the first time... It was maybe my third time seeing it and the first in almost 20 years.  It is the best concert film ever, and continually reminds or surprises everyone by showing us how incredibly great they were. Every song, I danced my buns off in the aisle with many others. How could I not? with every member of the band hopping and bopping and sweating like crazy to the groovy, funky world beats they were putting out the whole time?!  David was beside himself and sang and danced and jammed beyond belief... Jerry was on fire, and Tina played some of the best bass I've ever witnessed... Chris Franz was an absolute Moonie... Bernie Worrell and Alex Weir and the backup singers were AMAZING.  GO SEE IT!



I saw it in Denver back in the early '80s.  My wife went with me, reluctantly.  But she loved it.    It made Sense to her.  :)   Of course I loved it.
Posted 1 year ago by OhCanada67    [ Reply ]
Just saw Stop Making Sense at The Boulder Theater a couple days ago, Oct. 30. Like a concert, the place was packed; sold-out, and full of lively partiers... Kevin and I staked out a balcony spot.  He'd never seen it, and was totally blown away; pretty much overwhelmed by the whole thing, as I was the first time... It was maybe my third time seeing it and the first in almost 20 years.  It is the best concert film ever, and continually reminds or surprises everyone by showing us how incredibly great they were. Every song, I danced my buns off in the aisle with many others. How could I not? with every member of the band hopping and bopping and sweating like crazy to the groovy, funky world beats they were putting out the whole time?!  David was beside himself and sang and danced and jammed beyond belief... Jerry was on fire, and Tina played some of the best bass I've ever witnessed... Chris Franz was an absolute Moonie... Bernie Worrell and Alex Weir and the backup singers were AMAZING.  GO SEE IT!
Posted 1 year ago by coloradojohn    [ Reply ]
 GHoffmeyer wrote:

I am on a mission to reduce Talking Heads and Tom Petty overplay on this outstanding station (one of the best things about the internet - sincerely), who’s gonna’ join me?




Please add U2 and R.E.M.
Posted 1 year ago by joko63808    [ Reply ]
We need more songs played from '77 on RP.   What a debut album.  On some days, it's my favorite of theirs.
Posted 1 year ago by Jayesea    [ Reply ]
 SurfDoc wrote:

I was pretty young in the 80's but still why did it take me into adulthood to fully appreciate the Talking Heads?




I was born in 1970 and am only came to appreciate the Talking Heads in the last 5-10 years or so!
Posted 1 year ago by fncll    [ Reply ]
I was pretty young in the 80's but still why did it take me into adulthood to fully appreciate the Talking Heads?
Posted 2 years ago by SurfDoc    [ Reply ]
 fredriley wrote:

Oh oh oh oh oh! It's David "Pseudy" Byrne, darling of the arterati. The Will Self of music.  Sucko-barfo's too good for him. TFF PSD!




Thank God we don't have to listen to your "My Favoites" list!!   
Posted 2 years ago by joejennings    [ Reply ]


Oh here ya go. On the heels of The Veils, it's the true masters of "precision nervousness." This one's pretty peppy.

Posted 2 years ago by Segue    [ Reply ]
 eileenomurphy wrote:



MISSION ABORTED!!


Agreed - mission aborted!  Tom Petty and Talking Heads are two of the finest artist groups of all time!  Play on Bill!
Posted 2 years ago by Glupieri    [ Reply ]
Oh oh oh oh oh! It's David "Pseudy" Byrne, darling of the arterati. The Will Self of music.  Sucko-barfo's too good for him. TFF PSD!
Posted 2 years ago by fredriley    [ Reply ]
Prefer the version from '77.
Posted 2 years ago by Zep    [ Reply ]
 eileenomurphy wrote:



Then hit the SKIP BUTTON, zippy! ...and shut up!


- - - wait, there’s a skip button?
Posted 2 years ago by GHoffmeyer    [ Reply ]
3rd Talking Heads Song today.   No Rush, Stones, Zep, Floyd, AC/DC, Rainbow, Joe Walsh.  Is this the Rock Mix or the Art Rock Mix?
Posted 2 years ago by GHoffmeyer    [ Reply ]
 GHoffmeyer wrote:

I am on a mission to reduce Talking Heads and Tom Petty overplay on this outstanding station (one of the best things about the internet - sincerely), who’s gonna’ join me?




MISSION ABORTED!!
Posted 2 years ago by eileenomurphy    [ Reply ]
I am on a mission to reduce Talking Heads and Tom Petty overplay on this outstanding station (one of the best things about the internet - sincerely), who’s gonna’ join me?
Posted 2 years ago by GHoffmeyer    [ Reply ]
Hearing this reminds me of how wild and turbulent it felt to be in high school, going through all that, and yet have the magical music of this madly exuberant band to escape into as soon as we jumped into our cars and plugged in our Heads tapes. How blessed we were!
Posted 3 years ago by coloradojohn    [ Reply ]
EXCELLENT TUNE!!!   GREAT BAND!!!  
Posted 3 years ago by joejennings    [ Reply ]
 2020sk wrote:

...

Now I can put this one back in the mental archive for another 5-10 years, and enjoy it again some time around 2020!



Welcome to 2021.  There's not much of it left.

Posted 3 years ago by DaidyBoy    [ Reply ]
 jugece wrote:

What a freaking annoying song...ugghh




Then hit the SKIP BUTTON, zippy! ...and shut up!
Posted 3 years ago by eileenomurphy    [ Reply ]
What a freaking annoying song...ugghh
Posted 3 years ago by jugece    [ Reply ]
 dwlangham wrote:
Average Rating: 6.4?

Something's really wrong here.
 

Yeah...it's too high. I agree.
Posted 3 years ago by ziakut    [ Reply ]
Not one of their best, but my ears always perk up when I hear that beat and that voice.
Posted 3 years ago by tkelley    [ Reply ]
What a tight rhythm section -- Tina and Chris rule!
Posted 3 years ago by douglas_linton    [ Reply ]
Kinda feelin a Devo song to come up next 
That would be a cheerful event     
Posted 3 years ago by ExploitingChaos    [ Reply ]
Average Rating: 6.4?

Something's really wrong here.
Posted 4 years ago by dwlangham    [ Reply ]
 bam23 wrote:
I would not want this piece to represent this band. Maybe it could have been left unrecorded? Just an annoyed opinionator.
 
Everybody has different tastes! ...I really like it!
Posted 4 years ago by eileenomurphy    [ Reply ]
 bam23 wrote:
I would not want this piece to represent this band. Maybe it could have been left unrecorded? Just an annoyed opinionator.
 
Nae sea awfie fer a laddie frae Dumfries
Posted 4 years ago by cbhutchinson50    [ Reply ]
 MsJudi wrote:
Help, I've fallen into the 80's and I can't get up! ;)
 

Perhaps, but this song was originally released in 1977.  I always liked the quirky, three-bar phrases within the verses - gives the song a unique tension.
Posted 5 years ago by Proclivities    [ Reply ]
I would not want this piece to represent this band. Maybe it could have been left unrecorded? Just an annoyed opinionator.
Posted 5 years ago by bam23    [ Reply ]
Thanks for so good music...
Posted 5 years ago by Vitoco    [ Reply ]
Fandatamstical!
It's been WAY too long since I heard this.
Posted 5 years ago by wtango    [ Reply ]
 vanillagorilla wrote:
These guys are really good or really bad

 
Hmm, you're really wrong or really right
Posted 7 years ago by hayduke2    [ Reply ]
 steeler wrote:

For me, part of the appeal was that lunatic singing
 
Yeah, same here. This is a fun song.
Posted 7 years ago by olivertwist    [ Reply ]
 maboleth wrote:
Talking Heads never worked for me. Always sounded like some lunatic singing in a quite irritating way.

 
For me, part of the appeal was that lunatic singing
Posted 7 years ago by steeler    [ Reply ]
 coloradojohn wrote:
The songs listed — and the supposed recording date — on this are confusing... A few, especially the first batch, seem about right for the period; the rest seem from later albums, and many are also found on the collection...
 
Yeah, this live album wasn't released until 1982 or '83.  The studio version of this song was on their first album: "77", which obviously was released in 1977.
Posted 7 years ago by Proclivities    [ Reply ]
 Clyde_Bedow wrote:
Just when I think its too weird, the wit and humor come through. DB's a trip.

 
When the going gets weird, the weird turn pro — HST
Posted 7 years ago by steeler    [ Reply ]
Talking Heads never worked for me. Always sounded like some lunatic singing in a quite irritating way.
Posted 7 years ago by maboleth    [ Reply ]
Just when I think its too weird, the wit and humor come through. DB's a trip.
Posted 7 years ago by Clyde_Bedow    [ Reply ]
These guys are really good or really bad
Posted 7 years ago by vanillagorilla    [ Reply ]
love them for their originality, creativity
Posted 7 years ago by LaurieinTucson    [ Reply ]
The songs listed — and the supposed recording date — on this are confusing... A few, especially the first batch, seem about right for the period; the rest seem from later albums, and many are also found on the collection, Sand in the Vaseline...  In any case, for most of us, our first exposure to TH was the smash hit, "Take Me to the River" from More Songs about Buildings and Food, and the band's mass TV debut on SNL, in '78 I think it was. Those of us who were first experiencing the joys and freedoms of driving, car stereo tape decks (in this case, 8-track!), and killer weed knew there was something special and different about this wacky new band, and it wasn't just the singer. They were doing something truly astounding at the time: daring to turn the whole idea of Pop Music on its ear — and they pulled it off! We lapped it all up; we couldn't get enough of it. Forever after, they have kept us enamored and amused...
Posted 7 years ago by coloradojohn    [ Reply ]
Great inventions musically wise at that time  And during the years David improved his singing abilities    (at least a little)
Posted 7 years ago by slandering    [ Reply ]
Just a great song. Nothing like it when it came out on their first album.
Posted 8 years ago by lasker98    [ Reply ]
They have a shipload of terrific songs. This is certainly not one of them.
Posted 8 years ago by justin4kick    [ Reply ]
Thanks for reminding me of this great tune;  I miss those guys. And those days.
Posted 8 years ago by merrickw    [ Reply ]
That's cracklin'! Old Heads!
Posted 9 years ago by smackiepipe    [ Reply ]
love it
Posted 9 years ago by PopKombo    [ Reply ]
 randyblew wrote:
Raw Heads. Put in the historical context - wonderful in several different ways. This song's an early new-wave rave-up. Pure and simple.

 
Absolutely. After seven years of disco and ponderous prog this was a breath of fresh air.
Posted 9 years ago by wgsu_1978    [ Reply ]
I really miss this period of Talking Heads.

That up UP squawk is so much fun. 
Posted 9 years ago by Steely_D    [ Reply ]
listening to the heads taught me that music didn't always have to be serious and heavy, that sometimes music could just be fun.  we should all spend more time dancing...
Posted 10 years ago by timmywilson    [ Reply ]

This song screams "listen to me" - not the best thing when you've tuned in for some background music to work to!

Still, I haven't heard it for so long, it's worth taking a minute to reflect on whether Talking Heads have stood the test of time or not. I can understand if someone hates this, but thank heaven for its middle eight. Turns the song from something Police-like repetitive into one that prompts a reaction along the lines of "how did they ever think they could get away with it?"

 

Now I can put this one back in the mental archive for another 5-10 years, and enjoy it again some time around 2020!


Posted 10 years ago by 2020sk    [ Reply ]
 lemmoth wrote:
The raw, stripped down, talking heads that I first fell in love with.

Believe me folks, when you heard them for the first time, with all that was happening in the mid-70s, this was unbelievably refreshing.

 
Yes, it was very refreshing; I remember those days too.  I prefer the version of this song which is on the "77" album.
Posted 10 years ago by Proclivities    [ Reply ]
Raw Heads. Put in the historical context - wonderful in several different ways. This song's an early new-wave rave-up. Pure and simple.
Posted 10 years ago by randyblew    [ Reply ]
{#No}
Posted 10 years ago by MargaretRose    [ Reply ]
Ever notice how listening to Talking Heads makes you feel smarter? It's weird...{#Propeller}
Posted 10 years ago by LowPhreak    [ Reply ]
 lemmoth wrote:
The raw, stripped down, talking heads that I first fell in love with.

Believe me folks, when you heard them for the first time, with all that was happening in the mid-70s, this was unbelievably refreshing.

 
Yep, that is absolutely true.
Posted 11 years ago by rasta_tiger    [ Reply ]
really awful... 1.
Posted 11 years ago by whomhow    [ Reply ]
Good way to wake up—by being pulled up!
Posted 11 years ago by Giselle62    [ Reply ]
 fredriley wrote:

I'll never understand why people feel compelled to tell others what they should or shouldn't write as comment. Comments can be negative as well as gushing. But what the feck, maybe next time I'll not mention mute but instead just write 'like this sucks ass, man' or similar - would that be ok with you?

No, forget it, that's a rhetorical question. Basically you don't like anyone writing owt critical of David "Teletubby" Byrne. Fair enough - band fans often think that, but you need reminding that one person's godlike is another's sucko-barfo. As ever, this is the bleedin' obvious, but plainly it needs to be restated at regular intervals for some folk.

"Narcissism" - ROTFL! The state of my boat race, I barely look in the mirror whilst I'm shaving for fear of breaking it.
 
Wrong-o, Fred.  Contrary to your bad assumption, I actually don't have a problem with people writing disparaging comments about TH or any other musician for that matter.  What baffles me is the comment "Mute!" and the like.  Seems to be as just as pointless as "I'm going to get another cup of coffee."  Why not say what you don't like about the music instead of just telling everyone that you are silencing the station?

Then again, I suppose much of what is written on Internet comment boards is narcissistic to some degree, including this comment. 
Posted 12 years ago by window    [ Reply ]
.David Byrne meet fingernails and chalkboard
Posted 12 years ago by maxjboxer    [ Reply ]
Great memories from college - cranking this song on Friday nights in preparation of going out and blowing off some steam!
Posted 12 years ago by Clark_Novato    [ Reply ]
Let's see, what type of music was popular about this time, 1977?  DISCO

I typically associate Talking Heads with it's time rather than content, and the band made it a better time.
Posted 12 years ago by max_p    [ Reply ]
God Bless the TH's
Posted 12 years ago by blotto    [ Reply ]
The raw, stripped down, talking heads that I first fell in love with.

Believe me folks, when you heard them for the first time, with all that was happening in the mid-70s, this was unbelievably refreshing.
Posted 12 years ago by lemmoth    [ Reply ]
I never "got" the Talking Heads, but I defend others' rights to somehow enjoy them.  This got a 6 from me.  I didn't change the station (or hit the mute button) but I couldn't wait for it to finish.  Thankfully, TH songs are all around 3 minutes!
Posted 12 years ago by Stratocaster    [ Reply ]
 fredriley wrote:

I'll never understand why people feel compelled to tell others what they should or shouldn't write as comment. Comments can be negative as well as gushing. But what the feck, maybe next time I'll not mention mute but instead just write 'like this sucks ass, man' or similar - would that be ok with you?

No, forget it, that's a rhetorical question. Basically you don't like anyone writing owt critical of David "Teletubby" Byrne. Fair enough - band fans often think that, but you need reminding that one person's godlike is another's sucko-barfo. As ever, this is the bleedin' obvious, but plainly it needs to be restated at regular intervals for some folk.

"Narcissism" - ROTFL! The state of my boat race, I barely look in the mirror whilst I'm shaving for fear of breaking it.
 

I stand by my right to use the mute button and declare such use loudly, on occasion.

Fred, let's form a group - Mute Button Defenders. ;)

 
Posted 12 years ago by rtrudeau    [ Reply ]
Ahhhh, early Talking Heads.

Makes me want to sing out loud. I think I will......... 

 
Posted 12 years ago by gemtag    [ Reply ]
 window wrote:

I'll never understand why people feel compelled to tell everyone that they are muting the station.  Do you want a Hallmark card or something?  File this phenomenon under "narcissism."
 
I'll never understand why people feel compelled to tell others what they should or shouldn't write as comment. Comments can be negative as well as gushing. But what the feck, maybe next time I'll not mention mute but instead just write 'like this sucks ass, man' or similar - would that be ok with you?

No, forget it, that's a rhetorical question. Basically you don't like anyone writing owt critical of David "Teletubby" Byrne. Fair enough - band fans often think that, but you need reminding that one person's godlike is another's sucko-barfo. As ever, this is the bleedin' obvious, but plainly it needs to be restated at regular intervals for some folk.

"Narcissism" - ROTFL! The state of my boat race, I barely look in the mirror whilst I'm shaving for fear of breaking it.


Posted 13 years ago by fredriley    [ Reply ]
 window wrote:

I'll never understand why people feel compelled to tell everyone that they are muting the station.  Do you want a Hallmark card or something?  File this phenomenon under "narcissism."
 
I agree!  So many here have the overwhelming urge to show how "hipply discerning" they are by being negatively critical ... it's easy to be critical ... any ass can do it.

Posted 13 years ago by PopKombo    [ Reply ]
 MiracleDrug wrote:


there man... {#Dancingbanana_2}

UP! 

 



Posted 13 years ago by cohifi    [ Reply ]
 fredriley wrote:
Hey, it's David "Teletubby" Byrne again. Eh-oh, eh-oh. Mute and back in 5.
 
I'll never understand why people feel compelled to tell everyone that they are muting the station.  Do you want a Hallmark card or something?  File this phenomenon under "narcissism."
Posted 13 years ago by window    [ Reply ]
Made labs in bio2 less boring.

It pulled me up out of the gaseous cloud from the 20 yr old pickle juice the cat fetus was stored in
Posted 13 years ago by mcYammer    [ Reply ]
Hey, it's David "Teletubby" Byrne again. Eh-oh, eh-oh. Mute and back in 5.
Posted 13 years ago by fredriley    [ Reply ]
 Stingray wrote:
NIGHTMARE!!!

{#Puke}{#Puke}{#Puke}
 
And you call yourself a "trained journalist"?  Feh.  I've read better writing on brick walls and bathroom stalls. Still, sometimes you're amusing, so I guess you can live another day. {#Roflol}


Posted 13 years ago by Cynaera    [ Reply ]
 Phlegmaticman wrote:
Let's pogo!
 

there man... {#Dancingbanana_2}
Posted 13 years ago by MiracleDrug    [ Reply ]
So fresh and original when it first came out. Reminds me of how unoriginal Vampire Weekend is.
Posted 13 years ago by Sasha2001    [ Reply ]
 aflanigan wrote:
I like early Talking Heads.  Saw them at Clark University in Worcester, MA 1979.  David Byrne was very energetical, and sweated a lot, almost from the start of the show.
 
Saw him in 2009.  He still is (very energetical) and still does (sweat a lot).
Posted 13 years ago by malvey254    [ Reply ]
I recall this song from their innovative debut album released in the fall of 77.  The TH's energy and edge was buck-wild and innovative within the 70's musical landscape.  Now it tastes more like a fun new bubblegum flavor.  Good times {#Jump}
Posted 13 years ago by p2h2d2    [ Reply ]
You have to have been there to understand just how different, and wild and crazy and smart, this first TH album was in 1977.

I was there.  It was.  I will always love this song.
Posted 13 years ago by lemmoth    [ Reply ]
 kaybee wrote:

But even though this piece is "typical" TH, loud crashy guitars and David Byrne sounding like a goofball, I like it very much.  It's very upbeat, silly fun.

 
{#Clap}  Thank you for articulating what I was thinking, far better than I could have done! {#Dancingbanana}
Posted 13 years ago by Cynaera    [ Reply ]
NIGHTMARE!!!

{#Puke}{#Puke}{#Puke}
Posted 13 years ago by Stingray    [ Reply ]
{#Puke}
Where are those Ones?!!!
Posted 13 years ago by gigikent    [ Reply ]
 Huey wrote:
I like TH ...but this sucks. 2.
 
Ditto

Posted 13 years ago by sbegf    [ Reply ]
 Huey wrote:
I like TH ...but this sucks. 2.
 
And I'm the opposite!  Most Talking Heads I don't like - except Take Me to the River and the whole Remain in Light album. But even though this piece is "typical" TH, loud crashy guitars and David Byrne sounding like a goofball, I like it very much.  It's very upbeat, silly fun.

Posted 13 years ago by kaybee    [ Reply ]
I like TH ...but this sucks. 2.
Posted 13 years ago by Huey    [ Reply ]
I heard somebody say this was dedicated to all the haters...I don't know if that's true or I'm just trying to start trouble...
Posted 13 years ago by oldviolin    [ Reply ]
 Optimisc wrote:
A lot of T. Heads, uh?
 
Far too much !
Posted 13 years ago by mirland    [ Reply ]
Get pulled up.
Posted 13 years ago by LowPhreak    [ Reply ]
 Phlegmaticman wrote:
Let's pogo!
 
OK. *pogo, pogo, pogo. . . * (while waving goodbye to Fred)


Posted 13 years ago by SquiddlyDiddly    [ Reply ]
"Oh-oh-oh" - uh-oh <mute>
Posted 13 years ago by fredriley    [ Reply ]
Original off Talking Heads "77 was my among my first exposures to these guys — at the Max's Kansas City Jukebox in NYC
Posted 13 years ago by lemmoth    [ Reply ]
Let's pogo!
Posted 13 years ago by Phlegmaticman    [ Reply ]
a double live album originally released in 1982. For those who don't like the empty space instead of release date.
Posted 13 years ago by petrfas    [ Reply ]
 More_Cowbell wrote:
Fun with capital Fu
 
11

Posted 13 years ago by cohifi    [ Reply ]
Quite interesting.
Posted 14 years ago by oenyaw    [ Reply ]
I like early Talking Heads.  Saw them at Clark University in Worcester, MA 1979.  David Byrne was very energetical, and sweated a lot, almost from the start of the show.
Posted 14 years ago by aflanigan    [ Reply ]
Fun with capital Fu
Posted 14 years ago by More_Cowbell    [ Reply ]
kind of a tough morning, all told
Posted 14 years ago by kjf06    [ Reply ]
A lot of T. Heads, uh?

Posted 14 years ago by Optimisc    [ Reply ]
{#Puke} No Likey!
Posted 14 years ago by sailorgirl    [ Reply ]
I am not a bit TH hater like many here, but this one is not too good.{#No}
Posted 14 years ago by sirdroseph    [ Reply ]
To much Heads is not good for me!
Posted 14 years ago by helgigermany    [ Reply ]
 mcYammer wrote:
pull up your dirty trousers and march off this site, HATERS.

WHAT CAN YOU DO? Are you a professional musician? Shaddup.
 
Uh-huh. So only criticism from musicians is allowed on this board, and the rest of us have to post adulation or STFU? Oh dear, that'll make for a dull old BBS, and no mistake.

It's a discussion board. People discuss things on it. They post their feelings on it. Get used to it. If you don't like  to see St David being criticised, don't read the board. But don't tell posters to "shaddup".

Posted 14 years ago by fredriley    [ Reply ]
It's songs like this that make me think that David Byrne is the inspiration for Too Much Coffee Man.{#Bananajam}
Posted 14 years ago by dannyboy57    [ Reply ]
pogo baby, pogo.
Posted 14 years ago by Giselle62    [ Reply ]
Did anyone in the studio actually play back and listen to these vocals after they recorded them?
Posted 14 years ago by Hippostar    [ Reply ]
Hammer nails into my eyeballs!!!  {#Frustrated}
Posted 14 years ago by pousso    [ Reply ]
 junebaby65 wrote:

Not to sound too clueless, but what does OMFUG stand for?
 
That's not clueless. Clueless is asking the crazy-haired guy taking tickets at the door what it stands for.
 


Posted 14 years ago by ScottFromWyoming    [ Reply ]
Love it.  Stripped down honesty was just what I needed when TH came into my life.  Pull me up!! 
Posted 14 years ago by plaice3    [ Reply ]
 rtwingo wrote:
This is absolutely horrific. The Vocals anyway, the music is fine, in a light-pop kind of way.

 
rtwingo is right IMO.  And here I thought I was the king of acquired tastes.

Posted 14 years ago by westslope    [ Reply ]
 jenakle wrote:
Psycho Killer
ba ba baaa   ba ba ba ba ba baa baaaa
 
Fond memories. Go see his movies!
Posted 14 years ago by Albert1967    [ Reply ]