The Best of Talking Heads (Remastered)

i can't beleive the album leaves out "sugar on my tounge" and "don't be affraid of the govt" CLASSIC JAMS

When I downloaded this I found a very peculiar glitch where “Life During Wartime” was listed as artist and playlist. That’s neat, but it does mess with album sorting.

david byrne 🎹⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Maybe the Greatest 70's/80's Band of them all.

This collection has a lot of the best songs by the Talking Heads and you won’t go wrong buying it ... but it’s missing some key songs for a Best Of collection and it includes some odd choices. For example, it includes Found A Job, a good song, but neglects to include an even better song from the same album ... Thanks For Sensing Me An Angel. It includes Houses In Motion but not Cross-eyed and Painless ... a much better, more important and well-know Heads song. Same for Blind ... when from the same album there’s Totally Nude. And where is Making Flippy Floppy? Almost any and every song from the Stop Making Sense concert film should be included in a Best Of collection. This collection tends to give space to radio hits like And She Was and Wild Wild Life and Road to Nowhere while edging out some fantastic songs that could and should easily show up on a Best of collection: Cities, Paper, Pulled Up and The Facts of Life. All in all a perfectly okay Best Of, but not a true best of. Certainly not when it’s missing Making Flippy Floppy and Cross-eyed and Painless.

their best

Idc

Music never ever to be recreated.

Burns and talking heads were years ahead of bands in their era. Unique and risk takers

I have to say they still sound better than almost anyone out there today. As someone else said they still sound fresh after all these years. How can they do that? The redo on Heaven was very impressive.