![]() Fleetwood Mac’s Rumours, Pink Floyd’s The Wall and The Beatles’ Let It Be, stand the test of time in terms of compositional and lyrical genius, but nothing foreshadowed our current social and economic COVID-19 pandemic like the Talking Heads fourth studio release. The ‘70s are proof that tension in the recording studio has a track record of birthing masterful albums. Lucky for music enthusiasts, art prevailed over war. David Byrne was considered “too controlling” by the other 75% of the band and like all rising rock stars, hinted at leaving the group in early 1980 to pursue his solo career. ![]() Just before the Talking Heads created their most critically acclaimed album, Remain in Light, the group was getting sick of talking to each other. ![]() You’ve likely read the comment, “This album is ahead of its time,” but what does that even mean?
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