He is one of the best, I love his music! I can hear this concert again and again !!!

Any questions ? Any answers ?

me singing once in a lifetime to my friends in the middle of P.E

Sweet little documentary!

POV:me and the boys in the school gym

Honestly i kinda like it

79.

23:13 🎉

Funny to see them all smoking. Today they would probably be non smokers and vegan.

David appears neurodiverse to me…

10:15. 😁

I've only just found this. I watched the programme on the night it was broadcast when I was 16. I was already a fan of their music, Fear Of Music had just come out, but knew nothing about the people in the band. For what it's worth, these interviews influenced my own playing and song writing more than anything else.

did david forget to press stop button at the last 3 minutes?? lol

Which song on Fear of Music is the "Eagles-type song"?? Lol! Is it "Heaven"???

Did the Beatles give you these songs? Is that a thing? Lolol

This was great. I love it when old stuff is unearthed.

3:39 what said here?

Guys there's a comment on either this or the instrumental version of listening to this and that at the same time and how it sounds amazing linked up and I tried it AND IT REALLY DOES HOLY SHIT

meni ovdje mnogo toga ne štima. Bio sam na tom koncertu u KD Vatroslav Lisinski, čitava dvorana je na početku izviždala Dražena Vrdoljaka kad je došao srati kako je David Byrne njegov prijatelj, pa se pokupio s pozornice i vratio pokazavši guzicu, to jest, ispao je obični seronja, a ovdje je nešto sasvim drugo. Ovo je neka montaža. Mi u dvorani pojma nismo imali da se koncert snima. Ja sam sjedio u petom-šestom redu.

Nowonder, it was not released.🤮🤧 repetition is what most music is based on, but redundancy with ugly repetition 🤐😬

Wow what a gem of a concert, and what a genius.

Talking Heads in New York in 1979 is about as cool as it could ever get.

I had this one on a bootleg LP years ago, cool version in their own style

Excellent! Perhaps the best version of Psycho Killer I've ever heard

Thanks a lot for this treasure!

absolutely favourite song when it was released. woolworth's sold out, preventing me from switching the price label to one i could afford. thank goodness for those gurand c90 tapes. ....oh and thanks for the effort on the EQ :)

I love when a band uses the same brand of stringed instruments, like here where theyre all using Fender

The grandmaster! #weloveit Cool water 🦋🌞

and to think, they were art students.

Jerry was so much more self-assured than the other three. Tina was and is an utterly beatific marvel of humanity. It's amazing that this doc is pre-massive fame etc. They were already such a buzz. I still marvel how they were so goddamned funky, despite being SO white 😂 even pre-Bernie Worrell

Life during wartime is one of my favorite songs of theirs, along with stay up late, burning down the house and take me to the river

I remember those days very well, because I first got hooked on Talking Heads in the early '80s as the opening act for the Ramones at club CBGB. I really like the way Tina gets wound up and bounces across the stage with her bass guitar! It reminds me a lot of Nancy Wilson of Heart, in that when she gets wound up, she literally bounces across the stage while playing the guitar...

Love the stage lights they used for a few years. That bright white light. Gave such an other worldly, transcendentally clinical vibe. Resonated really well with their sound.

Me at my 5 all nighter:

My brain during the most important test that will decide my future:

- Sounds like a high school talent show,

I love this... Gives a whole new perspective on a time forever song

14:30 don't do drugs folks...

Frantz always looked like he was sweating

why does it sound like he is having a mental breakdown XD

When was this released or is this an unreleased "relative bootleg"? Oh I see below, May '81

Thank you very much for the upload!

Is the loft, the first loft Chris writes about in his book near CBGB? Wow!!!!!

White guys playing African drums. Trés 90s!

NOT "same as it ever was"..

It's good that they were talented and unique enough to outweigh the art student, holier than thou arrogance presented here.

Their first four albums should be required listening for anyone attempting to start a band they think of as experimental or arty.

23:25 - I know the Kurt Vile of today, but who is the one he’s referring to and wanting to write spooky melodies like his? Googled the name and could just fine the current Vile. Is it spelled different?

Saw B52's open for Talking Heads in Houston on Sept.11,1979. GREAT SHOW.

Thank you 🙏