Mal ,'Heart Of Gold'
There's a lady plays her fav'rite records/On the jukebox ev'ry day/All day long she plays the same old songs/And she believes the things that they say/She sings along with all the saddest songs/And she believes the stories are real/She lets the music dictate the way that she feels.
Speaking of eBooks, anyone read Talking Heads' Fear of Music (33 1/3)?
I'm about halfway through it and loving it. Should have finished it a while ago, but I got sidetracked by something else.
I will add that Fear of Music is my favorite T Heads album, though it's not necessarily their best (More Songs... or Remain in Light, I think).
Thanks, Frank. That's now on my iPad as well.
Buying eBooks is just so damn easy since I bought my iPad that I just can't stop buying more. Sorta' how you can't just eat one Lay's potato chip.
I will add that Fear of Music is my favorite T Heads album, though it's not necessarily their best (More Songs... or Remain in Light, I think).
I'd have a hard time picking between Fear of Music and More Songs About Buildings and Food for my favorite Talking Heads album. Remain in Light would be my third fave.
I love all their albums up to (but not including) Naked. That one's just OK, although I do love "(Nothing But) Flowers." Even their live albums are great.
Yeah, I'm a huge TH and David Byrne fan. I think I would buy an album of him singing the phonebook.
David Byrne sends me emails.
OK, I'm just on his mailing list.
Remain in Light is their masterpiece, I think. But it might be just that I love Adrian Belew's guitar on that record so much.
"The Big Curve"!
Already have tix to Byrne's concert tour in October, supporting this: [link] We bought them the minute they went on sale. CAN"T WAIT.
David Byrne sends me emails.
He writes very well! He has a way of making you feel like you're his friend.
Hey, it's in Oakland! Maybe I could put it in my attic.
I am REALLY loving this WFMU premium: Super HIts of the Seventies. Way, way better than I expected.