David Byrne's Here Lies Love Was Inspired by Imelda Marcos Dancing with an Arms Dealer 

All his interviews just make me think he's autistic (which is cool to me! :) )

american utopia was both wonderful and a spike lee joint

love the psycho killer reference in this haha

He’s autistic, and a genius. Anything Dave wants to do is ok with me.

I watched it on Amazon Prime a couple years ago, so I'm guessing it wasn't the new remastered version. It was fascinating to finally see it after listening to the album for years. I'd love to see it again with remastered sound.

​@michaeldougherty6036 no, this new version just came out this year for the film's 40th anniversary. It is playing in theaters for another week still and if at all possible I implore you to try to catch it. I had watched it at home for years, I went through a period in college where I put it on every single day, I was absolutely obsessed. And the first time I saw it in a movie theater I was astounded because it was an entirely new experience. When you see it in the theater it's like you're in the audience at their actual live show. This is largely due to the clever camera work which doesn't show the audience until the very end (and ideally most of the movie theater audience is dancing, as they should be). But it was amazing! I saw it in theaters at lease 3 times since, including a screening with Jonathan Demme, and I saw the premiere of this new version in a theater for the live IMAX event which was beamed all over from the Toronto International Film Festival on 9/11. And once again, it was a freshly phenomenal experience. The sound and picture are PRISTINE. Honestly it was mesmerizing at times. So yes, enjoying the remastered version at home will still be well, enjoyable. But if you can catch it in the theater, you will be in for an immersive visceral experience that you will neither regret nor forget! I am going to see it at least once hopefully twice before its run ends on the 15th.

I was there, I saw it, Greek Theater Berkeley

Back when it came out, friend Donna and I danced through the entire movie up in the balcony of The Castro Theatre, where I then worked. It was utterly fantastic!

@@JohnDough-yr2zt Ahh, the Greek Theater-I saw so many great musicians there, including my absolute fave, Joni Mitchell-it’s such a great venue!

Saw it in Eugene Oregon 83

Yes! Great description! I was there too and it was my first and best rock show ever🎉🎉

I love this. So sweet. 🫶😘

Where are you?

Same as it ever was.

THERE IS WATER AT THE BOTTOM OF THE OCEAN!

On the road to nowhere?

...This is not My Beautiful House!...

SO cool that the's another broadway production about her. Going to look that up!! Thanks.

I've heard the sad stories, but they were all together for the screening of Stop Making Sense at TIFF. Its good they were all together again. I saw Chris and Tina and their son DJing as Tom Tom Club!

you can escape it, follow your passion my friend

His uncle Adnan the international arms dealer

Nope. Bc neither thing happened. Consider not allowing yourself to be so influenced by patently obvious, aggressive, negative, paid-for political PR blitzes.

He was born in Scotland but raised in Ontario and Maryland.