Talking Heads - More Songs About Buildings & Food (Deluxe) - Red Vinyl Record 2LP
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More Songs About Buildings And Food was the first Talking Heads album produced by Brian Eno, and the partnership changed the band permanently. Released in 1978, it keeps the nervous energy of the debut while adding rhythmic looseness and studio texture, pushing Tina Weymouth's bass and Chris Frantz's drums to the front. Their cover of Al Green's Take Me To The River became the hit, and Warning Sign, The Girls Want To Be With The Girls and Found A Job show David Byrne developing the deadpan character studies he would perfect on Fear Of Music. It is the sound of an art school band discovering funk. This deluxe 2LP red vinyl edition is the fullest version available. Contact us if you want the bonus material confirmed first.
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