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December 1997 :: Live :: David Byrne (Bing Futch)
David Byrne with Jim White House Of Blues, Orlando 10.30.97 by Bing Futch Ever since I sat, dazzle-eyed, macking on popcorn in the old Picwood Theater watching Stop Making Sense, I've had a particular fascination with David Byrne. I've always had a particular fascination with run-on sentences, as well ...
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Look Into the Eyeball (Luaka Bop/Virgin). Review by Julio Diaz.
DAVID BYRNE LOOK INTO THE EYEBALL Luaka Bop/Virgin Before I get into this review, I should make clear that while I consider myself a big Talking Heads fan, I haven’t followed former frontman David Byrne’s solo career too closely, so if you’re expecting an in depth analysis of “Byrne – The Solo Years ...
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David Byrne once again illustrates his magnificent talent for identifying int...
LUAKA BOP 10TH ANNIVERSERY ZERO ACCIDENTS ON THE JOB Luaka Bop David Byrne once again illustrates his magnificent talent for identifying interesting and satisfying world music with the 10th year Luaka Bop compilation, Zero Accidents on the Job. Two discs -- one titled "Steamy Hits," and the other, ...
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Slideling (Cooking Vinyl/spinART). Review by Sean Slone.
... first time I'd seen them since the late-'80s. As it turned out, the show felt very familiar: the same fog machine, the same Leonard Cohen/Lou Reed/David Bowie/Jim Morrison fixation, the same tunes from classic records like 1984's Ocean Rain, and the same leather jacket on the back of singer Ian McCulloch ...
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October 1999 :: Music M-N :: Nerves (David Lee Beowulf)
... was not to be. New Animal begins with "Die Tonight," a pleasant little ditty introducing me to vocals that sounded like an alternative universe David Byrne -- a David Byrne that never discovered art rock but instead joined the Dead Boys. "Get Me High" has this line: "I'll be a bastard for your lover ...
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July 1998 :: Music A-B :: Bickley (David Lee Beowülf)
Bickley Pogo Au Go-Go Fearless "David Byrne turned into Alan Alda"? What a great line! Insightful, too! Whoa! Whoa! Whoa! This is the sickest, straight-ahead punk rock I've seen this side of the Mentors! This is disturbing as hell! I'm disturbed by the lyrics to "Human Habitrail," "Piss Fetish," and ...
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August 1998 :: Music A-B :: Bickley (David Lee Beowülf)
Bickley Pogo Au Go-Go Fearless "David Byrne turned into Alan Alda"? What a great line! Insightful, too! Whoa! Whoa! Whoa! This is the sickest, straight-ahead punk rock I've seen this side of the Mentors! This is disturbing as hell! I'm disturbed by the lyrics to "Human Habitrail," "Piss Fetish," and ...
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April 1999 :: Gear :: Stars and Guitars (Don Zulaica)
... his father), Belew writes and plays with a passion that has been recognized by a who's who of musicians. Let's face it, you don't get to play with David Bowie, Talking Heads, Paul Simon, Trent Reznor and Frank Zappa by just making quirky noises on a guitar. We caught up with Adrian to talk about the ...
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February 2000 :: Screen :: Stop Making Sense (Herbert Chu)
... this release comes from the bonus material presented here -- extra tracks, commentary from the band and director and (my favorite) a presentation of Byrne's original storyboards alongside the scenes they inspired. A video/single of "Psycho Killer" from this film got airplay on radio and the MTV, ...
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February 1999 :: Music A-B :: Beleza Tropical 2 (Sarah Ludwig)
Beleza Tropical 2 Various Artists Luaka Bop The second installment of David Byrne's exploration of modern Brazilian pop has taken a long time to come out -- ten years -- so the first question is: was it worth the wait? Most definitely. Byrne once again assembles the cream of the Brazilian crop into ...
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