CRAZY!| FIRST TIME HEARING The Talking Heads - Life During Wartime REACTION

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CRAZY!| FIRST TIME HEARING The Talking Heads - Life during Wartime REACTION
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@quikspecv4d Год назад

This concert is coming back into theaters soon. It’s called “Stop Making Sense “

@dajuice4200 Год назад

I think it's on Prime also.

@bobburdick7212 Год назад

I CAN'T WAIT!!!

@ladyamythyst69 Год назад

They should definitely watch Talking Heads in action. They’re much better like that imho.

@larrywalker5374 Год назад

I have it on DVD

@zztij Год назад

I went through two VHS tapes back in the day. Then when DVD's came out I had 1 until my apartment burned down. Now I have a copy in Blu Ray. Great for doing house cleaning, bopping around the house.!

@Tr1hawaii Год назад

“That bass line is kickin’…”. Tina Weymouth was the rock of the Talking Heads! Always steady, groovy bass lines. Thanks for the share!!

@donakmarie Год назад

Love “Tom Tom Club”. Genesis of Love is banging!

@donakmarie Год назад

Correction Genius of Love.

@danwiggins4662 Год назад

This ^^^ ALWAYS in the pocket....

@narabdela Год назад

Go Tina!

@markadolph8715 Год назад

Her bass lines have been sampled all over the place

@grelch Год назад

The thing about a lot of Talking Heads music is that it’s really funk disguised as new wave. They are downright funky, especially live.

@DonHaka 10 месяцев назад

Well the thing about New Wave is that incorporated LOTS of different genres and subgenres. The funk is all over the New Wave movement.

@jens2049 5 месяцев назад

Indeed they arent really new wave

@danrudnick5252 Год назад

Dude on keys is Bernie Worrell who also played keys for Parliament Funkadelic. I've always said one of the top ten funk bass players of all time is Bernie's left hand.

@kenkeep69 Год назад

This concert film was directed by Jonathan Demme, and many agree that it is the best concert film. You need to see the entire thing. The concert begins with just Byrne on stage while subsequent songs add musicians and singers til everyone is on stage. How David Byrne maintained his energy throughout the performance was amazing.

@ahronlong9846 Год назад

Cocaine is a hell of a drug

@bretthardin9239 Год назад

called Benzedrine

@ScottHillEnglish Год назад

Stop Making Sense is being re-released to theaters this year to celebrate 40 years since it was filmed. OMG 40 years. 40. Catch it when you can in a movie theater.

@luclachance4859 Год назад

@@ahronlong9846 beat me to it!

@dogstar7 Год назад

Was Twyla Tharp the choreographer on this? Very much her style.

@clementineshammer6808 Год назад

Stop Making Sense is considered one of the best concert films ever. They played 3 concerts at the same theater for the film and the band rocked all 3 concerts with same energy throughout. Ot is an amazing movie.

@jasonritchie8475 10 месяцев назад

Stop Making Sense is THE greatest concert movie ever made, period 😍

@doubleDD274 2 месяца назад

LISTEN TO THIS GUY!!!!

@masondixon7248 22 дня назад

The Wall enters the chat

@hellokimmy68 Год назад

That's Tina Weymouth providing that amazing bassline. She is married to the drummer, Chris Frantz, and you can't forget Jerry Harrison rocking out on keyboards. David Byrne gets a lot of recognition and rightfully so, but the other band members are just as awesome at what they do as well. I'm so glad you did this live version, but if you want another really cool TH video, check out "Nothing But Flowers."

@Kevvinm Год назад

Chris Frantz wrote a book a couple years ago criticizing Byrne for taking more credit than he deserved. Chris Frantz and Tina were also involved in the songwriting .

@hellokimmy68 Год назад

Yeah, he does tend to get a lot more of the credit since he's so front and center, but they are the heartbeat of the band. I can give him a bit of a pass due to his autism, but I know he's not always been the easiest to work with.

@jpmnewyork Год назад

And she's keeping that steady bass line while dancing. She's amazing.

@carlosruiz-ob7le Год назад

@@Kevvinm David aportaba la mayoría de las ideas. Aparte, siguió siendo creativo e innovador luego de T.H.. Creo que hay una gran porción de envidia hacia él de parte de Frantz.

@calebclunie4001 Год назад

Yep. We get to see Bernie Worrell, of Parliament Funkadelic, on keys, also, join in, with this film.

@rrailguitar2211 Год назад

This performance was, for me, the highlight of the "Stop Making Sense" movie, which is saying something because they outdid just about all the studio versions of the songs they performed. Don't forget the synth solos from first Bernie Worrell and second Jerry Harrison. If you're looking for more, how about "Girlfriend Is Better" again from this same show.

@mamatay7 Год назад

Omg, Girlfriend Is Better is one of my faves!!! Slippery People too! 😊

@daverice2426 Год назад

It's definitely a contender. For me it's that moment in "Once in a Lifetime" where the girls and Byrne lean s l o w l y upright with Worrell and Harrison hovering over them like gods; goosebumps every time

@donnagonatas3155 Год назад

That's my favorite song from this show.

@elcorado83 Год назад

I LOVE that song! Girlfriend Is Better is awesome. "Who took the money away.....?"

@shaunm3206 Год назад

Ah yes! The big suit song. It’s again visually amazing.

@lynnevetter Год назад

THIS IS IT!! This is the show you need to watch. Sit down on your movie night and watch this show, the whole thing, from start to finish. It is a production! It highlights everyone.. and everyone gives 10,000% energy the whole time. They all get a moment to shine as well from David, to the backup singers, to Alex Weir (guitar)... Amaazing show.

@andymageen5308 Год назад

We should all be grateful that concerts like this were captured for eternity. This is Talking Heads at their creative and performing peak, they just slay in this performance and I am sure it will still be enjoyed a hundred years from now. This is Classical Music. ✌️

@johnwolff3206 5 месяцев назад

The music is so fun and bouncy, don't forget what they are singing about. living during a war, what you have , your needs , what you care about . its actually pretty heavy.

@csharporbflat2006 Год назад

Massive props to the guitar players for being able to play while running in place and not messing up once!

@jackie_jrml Год назад

Nice! Yeah I thought that too!! Impressive!!

@A10thunderbolt Год назад

That’s Alex Weir from Brothers Johnson.

@lynnevetter Год назад

Oh man, the guitarist is amazing. Big fan!

@markzalubas5793 Год назад

I don't know what this says about me, but this was my music. This was considered 'normal' to me and my friends. We ate it up. B-52s, Kate Bush, Throwing Muses, Peter Murphy, The Cure, Thomas Dolby, and so many others. So different, but so musical, and so good. I'm glad you are getting into them. It took a few listens, but you are on your way.

@Johnny_Socko Год назад

I love all of those artists, but it's an automatic "Like" for any Throwing Muses reference.

@markzalubas5793 Год назад

@@Johnny_Socko Could not agree more.

@zippymacadoo6336 Год назад

It says you have good taste IMO 😁

@briz1965 Год назад

I wish they would cover A Forest... possibly the best emo song of the day

@vchip57 Год назад

"This aint no party, this aint no disco" is one of the best lyrics ever. There aren't many songs about anarchy but this one captures the experience. Thank you guys!

@alanconrad8490 Год назад

Pure JOY anytime the talking heads perform . Glad you guys enjoy it so much!

@bobashley7533 Год назад

I was 15-18 years old when Talking Heads were becoming popular. However, in my school, new wave music was not “cool” so we laughed at them, and made fun of how strange they were. In hindsight, I regret that. They are so creative & talented… and musicianship is highly underrated. Love the songwriting, love the performances… love all of it… one of my all time favorites

@rapsack7058 Год назад

Same, but me and my friends were big fans of them. Together with B-52. Eurythmics and so on...

@mrkrinkle72 Год назад

Yeah, I was laughed at for making a DEVO energy dome hat in 3rd grade.

@bjdefilippo447 Год назад

@@mrkrinkle72 Loved Devo, Talking Heads, and New Wave in general. Of course, I was always a little out there.

@markstoudenmire4935 Год назад

I listened to SOME of their hits that were on the radio but by and large I was a metalhead and also dismissed them all too easily; I now look back with regret that I didn't listen to them more "back in the day". VERY talented songwriters/performers.

@lordessducky8494 Год назад

I’m around the same age. The Talking Heads and New Wave in general were totally cool with people I knew and hung out with! I guess you were one of those “bullies “that laughed at and made fun of me! 😂 That’s okay, I forgive you. 😄😉

@e.s.9080 Год назад

This early alternative, new wave, pseudo pop rock, funk band was just so much fun. You just could not change the radio station, change the channel on their music videos . I bet their live shows were a blast 👍👍

@michaelbetza199 Год назад

Can we talk about how insanely talented they have to be to play bass/guitar while RUNNING IN PLACE?! ❤

@LaPinturaBella Год назад

I've loved the Talking Heads since the first time I heard them. This band, the B-52s and David Bowie all possess that avant garde creativity that actually pulls in people of all walks of life. They are each unique. They are all weird but in the coolest way possible. They all have that rare spark of genius at precisely the right time that just happens because it was meant to be. Thanks for responding to the live version, it truly was joyous to watch.

@hellokimmy68 Год назад

FINALLY!! I can stop requesting this song. Haha! Seriously though, thank y'all so much. This is a definite favorite.

@surlechapeau Год назад

I requested several times as well. Well they only did 8 Heads songs before it LOL

@hellokimmy68 Год назад

😀 Haha! Better late than never!

@KyleStoeckig Год назад

Me too!

@JDdiGriz Год назад

Believe it or not, this video, and the entire "Stop Making Sense" concert was directed by Johnatan Demme, the same director of "Silence of the Lambs"

@DavidLimperes 4 месяца назад

Fun fact: The director of this movie went on to direct "Silence of the Lambs".

@rubyswaim1441 Год назад

"Stop Making Sense" is one of the best concert films ever made. I saw it the week it opened. I was sitting on the aisle and at one point, someone kneeled next to my seat...it was David Byrne. 😮 I smiled and nodded at him. Absolutely speechless.

@karenjordan9607 Год назад

I would have passed out. 😅😊

@jeffw7382 Год назад

Whether its for the channel or on your own, I highly recommend watching this whole concert.

@wxmaggot5669 Год назад

The way he was running around and still sounded in full breath... That's impressive!

@throwabrick Год назад

Talking Heads stood alone. Nobody was even close. "Thinking Man's Punk Rock/Dance Music"

@InvidiousProductions Год назад

The whole ‘Stop Making Sense’ movie is a trip. It’s a work of art that needs to be seen in its entirety. Great 80s artefact. The other one to see is The Band in ‘The Last Waltz’. Both of these actually changed me as a person.

@grotsoftsadventuresinelect8868 8 месяцев назад

Caught the Last Waltz on TV here in the UK back in the early 80s and taped the soundtrack (pre video recorder). Practically wore out the tape. It spoiled me, I don't really like the album versions of any of the songs from it!

@jazzzman8050 Год назад

Amber, you’re the first reactor to this performance I’ve heard to even mention the lyrics! The contrast between the madcap eccentric dance party music, and the dark lyrics is what raises this performance to art. We’ve not had warfare in our homeland since 1865, and Byrne does a poetic job of trying to describe what it might be like in NYC, in the late ‘70’s when this was written. Jay, Byrne is absolutely singing(!) in his own unique style. He never misses a note he goes for, the melody is always there, and he still has the breath to be as weirdly expressive as he wants to be! Not to mention dancing, jogging, rolling on the floor…you know 😆

@elcorado83 Год назад

Not exactly about war but about undercover spies (and I suspect a bit of double meaning about being a celebrity also). "Changed my hair so many times I dont know what I look like..."

@jazzzman8050 Год назад

@@elcorado83 Gravesites by the highway? Trucks loaded with weapons? Sound of gunfire off in the distance? I’m thinking urban war, with citizens resisting…hence the changes in hairstyles, multiple passports/visas, hiding in day, working at night, living wherever, running roadblocks…he paints a vivid picture!

@carlosruiz-ob7le Год назад

@@elcorado83 Es exactamente sobre la guerra my friend. Guerra fría y de la otra.

@Vesparado Год назад

@@elcorado83 According to Wiki it is about warfare, urban warfare.

@jazzzman8050 Год назад

@Barbara Edelman all the geographic clues in the song are from the US…”Heard about Houston? Heard about Detroit? Heard about Pittsburg PA?..” Plus he talks about living in a “brownstone”…sure seems like NY to me : )

@grahamokeefe9406 2 месяца назад

The running in place.... imagine the exhaustion of being in the middle of a war zone. Just trying to survive day to day. And those drum kicks... bombs? Gunshots? Look at the way Alex Weir (the guitarist) "shoots" at Byrne as he runs by.

@DudleyDawson1 Год назад

David Byrne doesn't have to try to be artistic or creative, he just is. The way he understands what you, the audience, are seeing during a performance is some next level creativity.

@nancyhallatr Год назад

They were wonderful live. I saw them during this tour. The band was a collaboration with drummer Chris Frantz, bassist Tina Weymouth (married to Frantz) and keyboardist Jerry Harrison contributing to the sound. The expansion of the band just made it deeper and richer. Makes sure to see the entire film, Stop Making Sense.

@chitownlee Год назад

This entire concert is amazing.

@haroldmanicotti3815 Год назад

I wish I had the amount of energy David Byrne has in his little toe. I'd be set for life. Man's just doing a cross country around the stage. I get winded running for the bus.

@the_wexie Год назад

That is part of the "Stop Making Sense" which is one of the greatest concert films ever.

@karmakarmakarma Год назад

Saw them in FL when this was their touring band. Bernie Worrell, Steve Scales and Alex Weir took what was already a FANTASTIC band and just shot it into the stratosphere live. One of the best live shows I ever attended (second only to Prince).

@Roh_Echt Год назад

There aren't many who are as comfortable with themselves on stage as David Bryne is with himself.

@chriswells2010 Год назад

How can he be jumping around and still sing perfectly, not out of breath. Crazy!

@icu___ Год назад

Saw David Byrne like 4 years ago and it was one of the coolest concerts I've ever been to. Man is an artist.

@albertsmith9315 Год назад

Said it before, and I'll keep saying it... You have to review the entire film, "Stop Making Sense". You will LOVE it!

@miguelnavarrete3893 Год назад

A&J, you just watched husband and wife Chris Frantz (drums) and Tina Weymouth “kicking bass”. AKA……………. Tom Tom Club. Which was a side project from Talking Heads and the rhythm section for the group.

@MDElam Год назад

Hell yes!

@muskwa7686 Месяц назад

Most underrated bass player in rock & roll history!

@vincentvancraig Год назад

The stage lighting, & sometimes the stage, changes for every song...epic, classic, concert film...its called “stop making sense”

@UTubeHandlesSuck Год назад

Now if y'all really want some fun, this performance is from their concert film _Stop Making Sense._ Your movie channel could watch a couple of hours of this, including this song. Speaking of this song- I've seen the film in a theater where 400 of us got up and ran laps with David during this song. Hard to get much more fun.

@jackies5481 Год назад

Yep, that's why you needed to see it live! Watch the entire concert documentary 'Stop Making Sense." You will love it! BTW - the keyboard player all the way to the left is Bernie Worrell, one of the founding members of Parliament-Funkadelic.

@benoitdesmarais2948 Год назад

Stop Making Sense: the whole concert is a must - American Utopia is also a great one.

@juliesummers8616 Год назад

A Talking Heads concert was incredible! First of all, there was one set ticket price and no assigned seating- if you wanted to dance, you went up front. The energy built during the show until you suddenly found yourself outside wondering how much time had passed.

@leisastalnaker3790 Год назад

I LOVE David Byrne.

@vespoint Год назад

They’ve been really active on Instagram lately - I am praying for a tour!!

@W4TB Год назад

The greatest love song ever is by Talking Heads “This Must Be The Place (Naive Melody)” is an absolute delight

@Eric-ff4bf Год назад

Consider that they are half way through a two hour concert, and they basically hold an aerobics class while playing instruments. Crazy energy. I'll add my voice to those recommending that you see the entire concert, It really is amazing And there's a performance by the Tom Tom Club, to boot.

@richarddefortuna2252 Год назад

Their live version of "Psycho Killer," from the Old Grey Whistle Test (an old U.K. music program), is stripped down but phenominal and hard-hitting live Talking Heads. Great stuff!

@NeutronDance Год назад

4:00 Excellent pause

@aday9159 Год назад

Saw them in the 80s ... they took all the seats out so everyone had to stand and dance! Unforgettable

@warhammer_studios 4 месяца назад

The bass player is amazing. keeping that bass line clean and in time all while running in place for most of the song...talent!

@russellsmith7685 Год назад

An upbeat song with dark lyrics. The lyrics fit with today's news

@elcorado83 Год назад

Nice to see another viewer who picks up on the lyrics.

@garyneville1141 Год назад

This concert is widely considered one of the best concerts of all time, and I love it!!!

@michelelavoiebarnes9555 Год назад

So happy you guys appreciate them! Here's an offbeat tune, Been Caught Stealing by Jane's Addiction!

@bobtausworthe2671 Год назад

Talking Heads, like David Bowie, is performance art. Dave Byrne calls himself an artist and performer before singer.

@robwealer5416 Год назад

He has a sharp mind. He was on a local music video show in Toronto being interviewed. At the end they ask all guests to do a promo like.. " I'm (so and so) and You're watching Music Television in Toronto" .... he's a media critic, not a fan of mass media and it's effects on culture... he looked straight into the camera and said "You're watching television!" as if to snap people out of their TV glaze. He never turned off... ever.

@rhwinner Год назад

Like Bowie, David Byrne made art rock. Timeless stuff.

@ohhkayy0919 Год назад

OMG YESSSS FINALLY!!! get ready to be blown away by the sheer energy in this performance! Almost better than the album version! You're reaction to the chorus was hilarious 😄❤ TINA WEYMOUTH the bass player is the GOAT. .... so glad you guys finally watched this and glad you loved it . . Watch the whole concert! It's called Stop Making Sense

@jmichaelbell5434 Год назад

One of the greatest concert experiences I’ve had was seeing The Talking Heads on this tour. A friend’s mother worked for the theater and was able to get us seats in the orchestra pit, in front of the first row!!

@windyhillbomber Год назад

Saw this concert in Melbourne, Australia in Jan 1984. Changed my life and remains the greatest concert I’ve ever seen (and trust me , I’ve seen a few)

@swimbluewater8105 Год назад

Now you have to watch the girls in the band do their song Genius of Love. They are called the Tom Tom Club. Watch the performance from this same concert. Genius of Love is still being sample to this very day.

@karenfryberger4260 Год назад

@Swim Blue Water - Yes! And "Genius of Love" became part of low-rider culture and exhibitions, still is to this day.

@Bekka_Noyb Год назад

My fave Talking Heads song & an insane performance! ♥

@blueshoes8481 Год назад

"Stop Making Sense" is, of course, a must see. But I also love his "American Utopia". Freaking genius!

@southernwanderer7912 Год назад

I've always loved the energy during this song. Great song.

@RichardVernadeau Год назад

Ok, if you want something wild and crazy like this was, check out DON'T TOUCH ME THERE by THE TUBES (LIVE version)

@kellahella5286 Год назад

The Tubes 🤯😂😂

@chipsmith7441 Год назад

The movie “Stop Making Sense” is being released later this year in theaters for its 40th anniversary (makes me feel oooold). You guys should definitely make it a date night.

@tomgeiger7058 Год назад

My bet is with your growing appreciation of the genius of Talking Heads…you’ll hear a completely different “once in a lifetime” full of depth and meaning.

@angelhernandezrivera6195 Год назад

The song is actually about the relentless touring conditions that happened to the band. Wartime is a metaphor for the work put in while on tour

@jonathanlocke6404 Год назад

Highly recommend "Girlfriend Is Better" from this same live concert video. This features the infamous "big suit"...The physical stamina and conditioning required to perform live like this is extremely high. Near the end, it's one thing for him to jog several laps around the stage; it's another level that the last time around he appears to actually sprint as fast as he possibly can...

@karenjordan9607 Год назад

Girlfriend is better is fantastic

@88wildcat 10 месяцев назад

To say nothing of all the wires and cables he has to not trip over while he is doing that.

@jannekalliokoski1968 Год назад

Have you seen David Byrne’s American Utopia? It’s brilliant Broadway show. Highly recommended.

@Mooseman327 Год назад

I'm 72 years old. I saw this band live twice back in the day. Once with the "Remain in Light" tour in 1981 and once with this tour ("Stop Making Sense") in 1983. Both at Red Rocks Amphitheater in Colorado. So much fun. Two of my all-time favorite concerts. Up there with Miles Davis and Joni Mitchell. And, yeah, they did all this choreography when I saw them as well. One of the key players in this band is Bernie Worrell, on the synthesizer all the way to the left. A former member of Parliament/Funkadelic. When I saw them, it was Worrell laying down the basic grooves and hooks, that drove the band. As quirky and unique a musician/human being as Byrne is. Good match.

@donktec 2 месяца назад

"burn all those notebooks, what good are notebooks - they won't help me survive". Books, art, literature, all that knowledge are nothing, only anarchy, survival - great lyrics that capture the feeling of. life. during. wartime.

@Shrykespeare Год назад

Time for a massive shoutout to Jerry Harrison, the genius on the keyboards, who set the entire tone for this song - along with the base riffs of Tina Weymouth (his WIFE). Don't know if you remember, but the hella weird song "Genius of Love" you did a year or so ago, by Tom Tom Club? That was Jerry and Tina's side project. (Correction: Tina was married to Chris Frantz, the drummer. Apologies.)

@salmuscles Год назад

Tina is married to Chris the drummer not jerry

@hellokimmy68 Год назад

That's actually Chris Frantz, the drummer, who is married to Tina Weymouth. They did Tom Tom Club. But Jerry Harrison is an incredible keyboard player as well.

@Shrykespeare Год назад

@@hellokimmy68 Dang you're right. All these rock facts got mixed up in my brain over the decades. But I seem to also remember (hopefully correctly) that Jerry Harrison had a side project called Casual Gods that was phenomenal.

@krazyr8erfan Год назад

Burning down the house

@deannemoore6149 4 месяца назад

The symbolism throughout this song is almost thesis worthy. The song itself is both reminiscent and representative of my young adult years. ❤

@whatsinanamethatthecaptive577 Год назад

At the 1980's dance parties, when the Talking Heads were played, everyone ran to the dance floor. So much fun.

@valeriekempken7064 Год назад

Listen to take me to the river too

@surlechapeau Год назад

They reacted to that song Feb 25, 2023. Great cover

@franciscoramirez4179 Год назад

They did already

@surlechapeau Год назад

Jay &Amber, You'll love their "Crosseyed And Painless" and "Cities" !!! Two Talking Heads song in same month, great job! edit - Thanks for doing this one!! The Mudd Club and CBGB were NYC clubs where alot of 'new wave' bands played early in their career.

@elcorado83 Год назад

Hence the lyric in this song "this aint no Mudd Clubb, or CBGB...". Love "Cities" also. "Find a city, find myself a city to live in...."

@surlechapeau Год назад

@@elcorado83 thank you. The amazing performance probably distracted them from those lyrics.

@tigristhelynx7224 Год назад

I like how David laid on the floor to give himself a resting moment because he knew that he was about to run laps around the stage. Kudos to the spotlight guy that tried to track David while he ran laps then just gave up. LOL

@gordonpelto1069 Год назад

This was the STOP MAKING SENSE concert. Very worthwhile to watch the entire show. They literally build the stage during the show. Great concert.

@maricepelletier2107 Год назад

When things are a tad stressful, I will say "this ain't no party, this ain't no disco..." to lighten the mood. Still works! Love the Talking Heads and Mr. Byrne.

@rbb9753 Год назад

My wife and I saw this concert film for the first time in years over lockdown. We realized just how much Tina Weymouth (bass) is the core that all the others build from.

@gilbertspader7974 6 месяцев назад

As a musician I never thought much of Tina until I started playing Bass myself. Mad Respect !!!!!!

@stinkfoot9776 3 месяца назад

Saw them .London.Years ago. Sat at back of Albert Hall. This track came on, leapt from my seat, exited to the corridor surrounding AH and ran towards the direction the stage, to get a better view. Pulled back the red velvet curtain entrance I assumed would be row F or something. No. Guests and press etc to the side of stage. I grabbed a glass of wine off of a table and proceeded to engage a rather posh woman on the merits of their performance that night. At one point I gestured at my mates staring, mouths wide open. Good night that. Great band.

@phillipmullis7904 5 месяцев назад

I was fortunate to have seen this concert live. I was not really familiar with The Talking Heads and they blew me away. After all these years and concerts it still ranks in the top five concerts I have seen.

@Kevigator Год назад

I saw the Talking Heads in New Orleans during this tour and it remains one of the best concerts I have ever seen. The staging and lighting were so creative. They started with a completely empty stage and gradually added platforms, instruments and musicians until the whole stag was full. The song in this video was the last song, so they put their full energy into it.

@kazheadrest3626 Год назад

It's a Freak Out! Saw The Talking Heads in 77 at the Boston Architectural Center been a huge fan ever since. Thank you for this reaction. You made me smile.

@aretelivingarts 24 дня назад

I saw the movie last night at a big theater in Brooklyn. Then the band came out and did a Q&A with Questlove. It was such a fun night. The whole way through the movie the audience was dancing and clapping and singing along.

@beokayian5378 Год назад

This is from their concert film "Stop Making Sense". The show is outstanding from beginning to end!

@kellyreiterman Год назад

Seeing "Stop Making Sense" in the movie theatre when it came out was one of the best experiences of my life.

@tonydee9850 9 месяцев назад

Seen them in 82,They really were amazing, and to see new genrations loving them is fantastic.

@mitchellbaxter6314 Год назад

"Stop Making Sense" is being rereleased in theaters in 4K this August (2023).

@lawsonic Год назад

He is so fluid in his dance

@jashimer 3 месяца назад

Like others have said, you HAVE to watch this whole concert movie. It's amazing!

@MareTranquillitatis Год назад

David Byrne can dance like a wet noodle. I've adored them since the 80s. Viva Talking Heads!

@A10thunderbolt Год назад

Don’t sleep on the band they assembled for that tour. The guy on the keyboard synth is Bernie Worrell, co-founder of Parliament Funkadelic and one of the most sampled artists in hip hop. The guitarist is Alex Weir, the production genius behind The Brothers Johnson. The women are Lynn Mabry and Edna Holt of Parliament-Funksdelic and She-Funk. One of the advantages of being old is I saw this tour twice in Los Angeles and the energy was relentless.