The Talking Heads

[Insidious Von]

Today on the Bennington Show, culture critic Phil Turd talked about a The Talking Heads reunion show they did at a NYC bar.

I'm very excited by that, I haven't seen The Heads since 1986. When God make David Byrne, he broke the mold. Fear of Music is consistently brilliant throughout.

 

[Insidious Von]

This is mildly shocking, he's actually younger than Canada's greatest rocker: Kim Mitchell.

 

[Fun For All]

I remember seeing the Talking Heads in Mosport at a festival called Heat Wave...we can talk later about your claim of Kim Mitchell being Canada's greatest rocker.

Heatwave (festival) - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

 

[Insidious Von]

I remember seeing the Talking Heads in Mosport at a festival called Heat Wave...we can talk later about your claim of Kim Mitchell being Canada's greatest rocker.

Don't blame me, Rick Derringer said it, Patio Lanterns made the CBC's top 100 GOAT songs.

This song blows away anything before it.

 

[Sonic Temple]

This is one great band - love everything they did. When Speaking in Tongues was released I was blown away.

 

[Insidious Von]

His voice is still sharp...but then toxic substances were never his idiom.

 

[JackBurton]

Don't blame me, Rick Derringer said it, Patio Lanterns made the CBC's top 100 GOAT songs.

This song blows away anything before it.

It’s the greatest song he’s ever made. Every part of it is perfect, so perfect no one could cover it and do it justice.

it’s in my top 10 of greatest all time songs .

 

[nervousintheservice]

It’s the greatest song he’s ever made. Every part of it is perfect, so perfect no one could cover it and do it justice.

it’s in my top 10 of greatest all time songs .

You need to listen to Canadian music recorded after the 80's. Patio Lanterns wouldn't make my top 100. I'm 45 so I remember when that song was new.

 

[JackBurton]

You need to listen to Canadian music recorded after the 80's. Patio Lanterns wouldn't make my top 100. I'm 45 so I remember when that song was new.

Oh buddy, I LOVED Canadian music in the 90’s: rheostatucs, the hip, National velvet… it was a flourishing in an otherwise bleak landscape of culture.

 

[The Fox]

You’re right. I’ve always wandered about this. Why do Canadians eat chicken wings with their feet.

 

[shack]

Why do Canadians eat chicken wings with their feet.

We like to think outside the box.

 

[Frankfooter]

Oh buddy, I LOVED Canadian music in the 90’s: rheostatucs, the hip, National velvet… it was a flourishing in an otherwise bleak landscape of culture.

Rheostatics were great. Martin Tielli.