Description
Talking Heads – More Songs About Building and Food – 180 Gram Vinyl Record
More Songs About Buildings and Food is the second studio album by the American rock band Talking Heads.
More Songs About Buildings and Food was released on July 14, 1978. The album falls under the genres of new wave, art rock, and punk rock. It continues to showcase Talking Heads’ innovative sound and lyrical approach.
The album was produced by Brian Eno, a collaboration that would continue on subsequent Talking Heads albums. Eno’s influence is notable in the album’s experimental and textured production. ‘Take Me to the River’ is a cover of the Al Green song, infused with Talking Heads’ distinctive sound and style. ‘The Big Country’ i known for its expansive and atmospheric sound, featuring layered instrumentation and ‘Found a Job’ reflects the band’s witty and often socially observant lyrics.
More Songs About Buildings and Food received positive reviews from critics and further solidified Talking Heads’ reputation as innovators in the music scene.
The album is considered a significant contribution to the new wave movement and has had a lasting impact on subsequent generations of musicians. The collaboration with Brian Eno marked a period of experimentation and growth for the band.
More Songs About Buildings and Food marked a crucial point in Talking Heads’ career, showcasing their ability to blend genres and experiment with musical styles. The collaboration with Brian Eno set the stage for a series of influential albums that followed in the band’s discography.
Classic album back on wax
Brand new, never played and still in the factory plastic
Track Listing
Thank You For Sending Me An Angel
With Our Love
The Good Thing
Warning Sign
The Girls Want To Be With The Girls
Found A Job
Artists Only
I’m Not In Love
Stay Hungry
Take Me To The River
The Big Country
