Talking Heads - Live in Rome 1980 - 11 The Great Curve

Live TV Concert Footage
of The Talking Heads
Featuring King Crimson's
Adrien Belew.

01 Psycho Killer.
02 Stay Hungry.
03 Cities.
04 I Zimbra.
05 Drugs.
06 Take Me To The River.
07 Crosseyed And Painless.
08 Life During Wartime.
09 Houses In Motion.
10 Born Under Punches.
*11 The Great Curve

Featuring:

David Byrne
Tina Weymouth
Chris Frantz
Jerry Harrison
Steve Scales
Burnie Worrell
Dolette MacDonald
Buster Jones
Adrien Belew

Wiyh special thx to ' tpatgod2007 ' who uploaded all others tracks from this great show!!

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  Music

[Lionguy200]

tina had muscles

[AbbeyRoadkill1]

I'd put 'Fear Of Music' and 'Remain In Light' up against any albums in the history of rock (including The Beatles!!) and they would hold up well. PHRIGGIN-UNBELIEVA-CRAZY-AWESO­ME-SUPER-NASTY-MUSIC.

[spiderjerusalem100]

This is brilliant.

[OneStonegrooved]

How did we get through that second guitar solo without the spotlight being on Adrian Belew???

[george okur]

I just masturbated and I love this song

[Justbattyable]

One of the greatest groups that ever was in my opinion

[TheNotahorse]

Simply amazing Just sheer delight in watching these musicians at the peak of their powers playing such brilliant music. You rarely get this level of craft and joy.

[holzfallen]

Is not just a question of your own body and what feels most fluid for you? Not being sarcastic, I don't play guitar, I just had no idea there was anything to it other than what felt right to the individual musician?

[blackpeter70]

I've said it before, and I'll say it again - if Eno had been there, it would have been perfect.

[fridginators]

Dude it's just a stupid way of playing guitar is all. He's free to to do it, I love him and Talking Heads, it's just a bit poser-ish is all; something all the glam metal bands do.

I like prog but listen to shitloads of new wave/funk too. I just think it's a stupid way of playing guitar, and every guitarist I've ever talked to about it agrees.

[nichobert]

check out the Phish version from Halloween 96 where they do all of Remain In Light in between two longer sets.

their drummer is an animal

[nichobert]

I'm with you.

i think it'd be better but he got hamstrung by the era.

there are moments where that solo sounds great, and moments where it sounds so hideously dated.

at times it sticks out like a sore thumb in the midst of all the other interlocking musical pieces that sound so timeless.

but WHAT he's doing? Oh man. i love the weirder parts.. the more traditional shredding i could do without.