TALKING HEADS LP - More Songs About Buildings and Food - 1978, USA SEALED NEW
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TALKING HEADS LP - More Songs About Buildings and Food - 1978, USA SEALED NEW
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Offered today...
1978 LP.
"The Talking Heads ~ More songs about buildings and food"
LP is sealed in the original shrinkwrap, with original label from Wherehouse Records.
NO BARCODE ON SLEEVE.
No tears or major blemishes in the plastic, just some wrinkling and shelf wear only.
A tiny amount of bumps on the corners, otherwise, it's excellent.
I'm going to (conservatively assume), that the vinyl within is unplayed, pristine.
Returns WILL be accepted, though, if seal is broken, I must state that the eBay return policy for my store has been deemed null and void.
This LP came from a closed record shop, and had been in deep (dry and clean) storage.
Track Listing
1. Thank You for Sending Me an Angel
2. With Our Love
3. The Good Thing
4. Warning Sign
5. The Girls Want To Be with the Girls
6. Found a Job
7. Artists Only
8. I'm Not in Love
9. Stay Hungry
10. Take Me to the River
11. The Big Country
Details Contributing Artists: Brian Eno Distributor: WEA (Distributor) Recording Type: Studio SPAR Code: n/a
Album Notes
Also available with TALKING HEADS '77 on 1 cassette.Talking Heads: David Byrne (vocals, guitar, percussion); Jerry Harrison (guitar, keyboards, background vocals); Tina Weymouth (bass, background vocals); Chris Frantz (drums, percussion).Additional personnel: Brian Eno (various instruments, background vocals).Recorded at Compass Point Studio, New Providence, The Bahamas in March and April 1978.The Heads' second album found them building on the twitchy "new wave" sound they established with their debut while using that approach as a springboard for new lyrical and musical innovations. The band's sonic pallette is a bit wider here; the interplay between the guitars of David Byrne and Jerry Harrison is more fully developed here, are Harrison's keyboard contributions (he was, after all, strictly a keys man in the Modern Lovers, one of the Heads' primary influences). The band displays diversity with their first recorded cover tune, Al Green's "Take Me To The River," which they redefine with an ominous, supple sensuality. While Byrne still sounds like his nerves are being stretched to the breaking point, the band is a little looser here, as on the jumpy, Velvet Underground-ish "Thank You For Sending Me an Angel." Byrne's hyper-intellectualism is in full flower on BUILDINGS, from the gender politics lesson "The Girls Want to Be With the Girls" to the New York bohemian slant of "Artists Only," whose key phrase is "you can't see it till it's finished!"
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