Talking Heads: "Fear Of Music", Original US Pressing, 1979, NEAR MINT- / MINT
  $   38

 


$ 38 Sold For
Apr 2, 2018 Sold Date
Mar 23, 2018 Start Date
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From Sire Records (SRK 6076), this is  FEAR OF MUSIC by 

TALKING HEADS, an original (first) US pressing in remarkable 

condition: jacket is NEAR MINT MINUS, LP play grades MINT. Original

inner sleeve is present and in great shape (see photographs). Produced by

Brian Eno; Robert Fripp plays guitar. Our highest, most passionate 

recommendation!


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The Cuts:

Side One

  1. I Zimbra
  2. Mind
  3. Paper
  4. Cities
  5. Life During Wartime
  6. Memories Can't Wait

Side Two 

    1. Air
    2. Heaven
    3. Animals
    4. Electric Guitar
    5. Drugs
              Personnel & Instrumentation:
              • David Byrne – lead vocals, guitar
              • Jerry Harrison – guitar, backing vocals, keyboards
              • Tina Weymouth – bass guitar, backing vocals
              • Chris Frantz – drums
              • Brian Eno – electronic treatments, backing vocals
              • The Sweetbreaths – backing vocals ("Air")
              • Julie Last – backing vocals ("I Zimbra")
              • Robert Fripp – guitar ("I Zimbra")
              • Ari – congas ("I Zimbra", "Life During Wartime")
              • Gene Wilder – congas ("I Zimbra", "Life During Wartime")
              • Hassam Ramzy – surdo ("I Zimbra")
              • Abdou M'Boup – djembe, talking drum ("I Zimbra")
              • Assane Thiam – percussion ("I Zimbra")

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