Stop Making Sense: The Ultimate Review of the Talking Heads’ Classic Album
Stop Making Sense by Talking Heads is an absolute classic for any fan of 80s music. With its iconic performances, this live album captures the essence of the Talking Heads’ creativity and energy. From the opening song “Psycho Killer” to the closing “Take Me To The River,” Stop Making Sense captures the very best of the band’s music. The DVD version offers a full 90-minute concert performance with all of the key songs from their albums, plus some of their more memorable covers. What makes this an even more special experience is that it was filmed on location in San Francisco at the historic Pantages Theater. This live album includes fantastic renditions of fan favorites such as “Once in a Lifetime”, “Burning Down The House” and “This Must Be The Place (Naive Melody)”. The Talking Heads show why they are one of the most innovative rock groups of all time, with their unique blend of funk, soul, new wave and punk.
The audio remastering on Stop Making Sense is superb; each instrument is clearly audible in every song while maintaining the energy and excitement of their live performance. The accompanying visuals are also top-notch; from close-ups on David Byrne to wide shots of the entire stage setup and audience reaction, Stop Making Sense has it all. Whether you’re looking for a great introduction to Talking Heads or just want to relive their classic performances, Stop Making Sense is sure to satisfy.