DEVO, Blondie, Talking Heads, Klaus Nomi on ’20/20′ segment on New Wave, 1979
At DM we often poke fun at impossibly stiff or clueless news reporting on the music of the past, but sometimes you run across a…
At DM we often poke fun at impossibly stiff or clueless news reporting on the music of the past, but sometimes you run across a…
The title of this post pretty much says it all. Is it corny? Yes. Did it make me laugh? Yes. Do I wish something like…
The Fools were big in Boston. Their 1979 single “Psycho Chicken,” a goofy take on Talking Heads’ “Psycho Killer,” made them local heroes in Beantown…
“The big difference between us and punk groups is that we like KC and the Sunshine Band. You ask Johnny Rotten if he likes KC…
Max Headroom, now there was a weird-ass experiment. In hindsight the digital character is the very definition of a “curio.” It takes only a few…
Talking Heads, fresh-faced and downright cherubic. When this song was recorded, Talking Heads were still a three-piece band–keyboardist Jerry Harrison had yet to join–and though…
In 1984, the same year that Stop Making Sense was released, another meticulously crafted Talking Heads concert movie made its debut as well. I refer…
Oh what a time it must have been on Manhattan’s Bond Street in the mid-1970s. Bond Street connects Broadway and the Bowery exactly where CBGB’s…
Talking Heads perform a previously unheard version of “Psycho Killer” featuring Arthur Russell on cello. Superb. Previously on Dangerous Minds Pseeco Keeler: Awkward Talking Heads…