The Name Of This Band Is Talking Heads [2004 Version]
- Talking Heads
- Band Name: Talking Heads
- Record Label: Rhino
- Release Date: Aug 17, 2004
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Universal acclaim- based on 49 Ratings
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Negative: 3 out of 49
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FrancisWAug 25, 200410At last!
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hughmAug 31, 200410I have waited years for this album to come out on cd. A classic, not to be missed
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JonHSep 9, 200410One of the greatest bands of the last 30 years at their best.
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jasontSep 18, 200410The definitive live collection from quite possibly the best band of the last 30 years.
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MartijnVSep 21, 200410The name of this comment is "The name of this album is The Name Of This Band Is Talking Heads."
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[Anonymous]Oct 3, 200410amazing
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MichelleWOct 21, 200410Why did this release take so long? The live versions of some of their early songs are better on this cd than on their original albums.
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NormSOct 29, 200410It doesn't get any better. THIS is Talking Heads.
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TaylorAug 26, 200410super cool
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donaldjSep 8, 20042re-released albums shouldn't be judged alongside new albums
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AshleyMFeb 26, 200510Long lost, but not long forgotten, this is a collection of live Talking Heads tracks from many different concerts over a certain period after the '77 album. It is a great chronicle of how the band progressed over their career, going from a small funk ensemble to the Big Electronic Band sound with Bernie Worrell. Definitely a must have.
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DanMMar 11, 200510Modern Classic
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DaveBAug 13, 20059Brings back a lot of memories. I grew up listening to this and hearing it again sounds amazingly fresh. Only bad thing is...makes the music coming out now seem very corporate and uninspired.
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salomeySep 2, 200510this should make even the biggest 80's hater a Talking Heads fan what a remarkable collection awe inspiring all the way though but especially disc 2 will leave you wondering what happened to music since then
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MarcoRSep 21, 200510Anyone with a minimum of musical ear can understand this live album is a masterpiece playing it the first time.
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AnandgyanApr 4, 20069A live anthology of some sort though this has an exquisite track selection, crisp sound and Andrian Belew's eccentric play on lead guitar to boot on some songs. What a set of documents all wrapped-up in a treat of a fabulous release. Say more? Creaming pants material.
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chriscJul 7, 200610the talking heads never got the acclaim they deserved,this album shows the listener that they wiped the floor with anything that was around at that time,ie crap british punk/new romantics,where are they now?byrne is still thunmping it out???
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MintLAug 1, 20069The first disc demonstrates Talking Heads at their tightest and most radikle however the second disc doesn't shine quite as brightly. This is a great introduction to the band -- better than Sand In The Vasaline or the Best Of.
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JoeBAug 29, 20060Pathetic group!
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roycemSep 20, 20069made me love them all over again
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ejrJul 6, 200710an immediate top 10 album for me. a great stepping stone into the depth of the talking heads for listeners just getting to know the band. unbelievable stuff.
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timCAug 24, 200710Just trying to counter-act Joe B's horrible 0 rating for this amazing classic. Hating the Talking Heads is like actually saying, out-loud, in front of everyone, that you have no taste, and no sense of humor. Awesome album by one of the all-time great innovators of American rock.
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ChrisR.Oct 7, 20079Tim C gave it a10: Just trying to counter-act Joe B's horrible 0 rating for this amazing classic. Hating the Talking Heads is like actually saying, out-loud, in front of everyone, that you have no taste, and no sense of humor. Awesome album by one of the all-time great innovators of American rock. Wow thanks for the hegemonic statement. What else should I buy o, seer of musical tastes?
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BrianKOct 27, 200710Best live album I have ever heard. The energy and musicianship on this album is hard to beat (no pun intended).
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RubenM.Dec 6, 200710This is a MUST HAVE. One of the best releases of Talking Heads, it's fresh, powerful and if anyone dislikes this, they just dislike real good music.
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TravisF.Feb 18, 20087This album is good but certainly not a 93 out of 100 or an 8.9 average review by other listeners. Perhaps a 7 but not even the best Talking Heads album released, let alone one of the best albums released in the last six or seven years.
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MarkDMay 17, 200810How can people give this anything less than a 9? Brilliant album charting the evolution of a band from relatively small beginnings to their creative peak.
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DerK.Aug 9, 200810When I first bought the original cassete version as a teenager in the 80's I was hooked on to this album. The expanded CD version perfects it. There is no other live album in the New Wave/Alternative genre that can match TNOTBITH. The jury is still out as whether it's the greatest live Rock album but for New Wave/Alternative nothing comes close to it before or since.
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unicoAug 13, 200810Well, I will give a ten probably 10 times in my life. this is the essential talking heads. one of the greatest live albums you will ever get to listen to.
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VitoVJun 8, 200910Greatest live record of all time.
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Nov 10, 20119I wasn't sure whether the Talking Heads would translate well live or not. But rest assured, they bring on home.
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Mar 24, 201210Most of the songs on here will equal, if not exceed, the original album songs themselves. A must-have live album--I personally prefer this TH live album over "Stop Making Sense".
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92The result is both the best career-spanning snapshot of and single-purchase introduction to Talking Heads-- odd accolades for a live record-- and a treat for longtime fans.
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100Terrifically thorough. [Nov 2004, p.131]
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80It's too taxing for the less intense of the band's admirers. [Nov 2004, p.127]