Talking Heads Once

Formed in the mid-’70s by art school chums David Byrne, Chris Franz, and Tina Weymouth—and ex-Modern Lover Jerry Harrison—Talking Heads exploded out of CBGB’s punk breeding ground to become one of the most artistically adventurous and influential bands ever. Their visionary, polyrhythmic spin on rock fused elements including funk, African beats, Brazilian sway, avant-garde minimalism, pop savvy, and punk’s DIY aesthetic into a pioneering sound that was at once experimental and accessible . . . wholly inventive yet immediately welcoming. From 1977’s self-titled debut to 1988’s Naked , their work both unceasingly pushed the envelope and delivered massive Top 10 hits like "Burning Down The House."

3 LP radio show features the Talking Heads and aired for the weekend of April 14-15, 1990 with DJ cue sheet. Westwood One's 'Superstar Concert Series' was a 90-minute, weekly national radio show that was broadcast on radio stations in the US who paid for the subscription. These shows feature portions of professionally record concerts as well as national commercials. Each show was pressed on 3 vinyl LPs (these would later be issued on CD) and pressed on high-quality translucent vinyl for superior sonics (hold it to a bright light and you can see through it).These were available only to radio stations who subscribed to Westwood One and were not sold in stores.

3 LP radio show features the Talking Heads and aired for the weekend of April 14-15, 1990 with DJ cue sheet. Westwood One's 'Superstar Concert Series' was a 90-minute, weekly national radio show that was broadcast on radio stations in the US who paid for the subscription. These shows feature portions of professionally record concerts as well as national commercials. Each show was pressed on 3 vinyl LPs (these would later be issued on CD) and pressed on high-quality translucent vinyl for superior sonics (hold it to a bright light and you can see through it).These were available only to radio stations who subscribed to Westwood One and were not sold in stores.

3 LP radio show features the Talking Heads and aired for the weekend of April 14-15, 1990 with DJ cue sheet. Westwood One's 'Superstar Concert Series' was a 90-minute, weekly national radio show that was broadcast on radio stations in the US who paid for the subscription. These shows feature portions of professionally record concerts as well as national commercials. Each show was pressed on 3 vinyl LPs (these would later be issued on CD) and pressed on high-quality translucent vinyl for superior sonics (hold it to a bright light and you can see through it).These were available only to radio stations who subscribed to Westwood One and were not sold in stores.

3 LP radio show features the Talking Heads and aired for the weekend of April 14-15, 1990 with DJ cue sheet. Westwood One's 'Superstar Concert Series' was a 90-minute, weekly national radio show that was broadcast on radio stations in the US who paid for the subscription. These shows feature portions of professionally record concerts as well as national commercials. Each show was pressed on 3 vinyl LPs (these would later be issued on CD) and pressed on high-quality translucent vinyl for superior sonics (hold it to a bright light and you can see through it).These were available only to radio stations who subscribed to Westwood One and were not sold in stores.

Talking Heads were an American rock band formed in 1975 in New York City and active until 1991. The band comprised David Byrne (lead vocals, guitar), Chris Frantz (drums), Tina Weymouth (bass), and Jerry Harrison (keyboards, guitar). Described by the critic Stephen Thomas Erlewine as "one of the most critically acclaimed bands of the '80s", the group helped to pioneer new wave music by integrating elements of punk, art rock, funk, and world music with avant-garde sensibilities and an anxious, clean-cut image.

Collection includes: 'Talking Heads 77' (1977); 'More Songs About Buildings And Food' (1978); 'Fear Of Music' (1979); 'Remain In Light' (1980); 'Speaking In Tongues' (1983); 'Stop Making Sense' (1984); 'True Stories' (1986).

The famous concert movie by rock band Talking Heads, filmed over four nights in 1983 at the Pantages Theater in Hollywood. The sight of David Byrne wearing a comically oversized white suit in Stop Making Sense has become so iconic that some people who haven't seen this concert film mistakenly believe the Talking Heads frontman is clad that way for the entire performance (he isn't). But the image of Byrne garbed that way has also so matriculated into the general cultural zeitgeist that none other than Nicolas Cage dons a similar outfit (albeit gray this time) in the gonzo finale of Dream Scenario, a film which perhaps not so coincidentally was, like this latest release of this film, put out by those weird and wacky folks at A24.

The famous concert movie by rock band Talking Heads, filmed over four nights in 1983 at the Pantages Theater in Hollywood. The sight of David Byrne wearing a comically oversized white suit in Stop Making Sense has become so iconic that some people who haven't seen this concert film mistakenly believe the Talking Heads frontman is clad that way for the entire performance (he isn't). But the image of Byrne garbed that way has also so matriculated into the general cultural zeitgeist that none other than Nicolas Cage dons a similar outfit (albeit gray this time) in the gonzo finale of Dream Scenario, a film which perhaps not so coincidentally was, like this latest release of this film, put out by those weird and wacky folks at A24.