Showing posts with label David Byrne. Show all posts
Showing posts with label David Byrne. Show all posts
Friday, 21 September 2012
David Byrne and St Vincent - Love This Giant
Listening to some great music this week, which I would have been unaware of had I not been listening to BBC 6 Music. It's testimony to the excellence of this album by David Byrne and St Vincent that in the week of the new Killers album, this is what I have been listening to. The single is the most accessible of the tracks but it's not a particularly difficult listen. On repeated listens others are lodging into the brain, 'I Am An Ape', 'The Forest Awakes' and 'Lazarus' in particular, but the track to add to the sidebar (top right) is the single, 'Who'.
Wednesday, 19 May 2010
Young at Heart and David Byrne
If you have seen the wonderful Young@Heart film then you will know that it's a wonderful documentary of an American choir of OAPs who sing unlikely music choices - Smells Like Teen Spirit, Burning Down The House, American Idiot - that kind of thing. It's a very warm and moving film, with the battles some have with their ailments and the tears that they bring to hardened criminals when they sing in a prison. I'd recommend it. The latest Our Friends Eclectic features some amateur film of them performing Heaven in a bar, only to be joined by Talking Heads dude David Byrne halfway through. Heart warming stuff.
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