Talking Heads
Talking Heads was an American rock band formed in New York in 1975, known for art-punk and new wave music that blended angular rhythms with David Byrne's nervous vocals.
Their influential albums include *Remain in Light* and *Stop Making Sense*: Talking Heads helped define the sound of the 1980s downtown scene. (Lowercase talking heads are TV commentators.)
Electronic keyboard-based music genre
- post-punkExperimental rock after '77
- MTVYouth-oriented video network
- DevoSynth-pop pioneers from Ohio
- BlondieLight-haired person's moniker
Eurythmics · electropop · eighties · angular · quirky · art school · downtown · avant-garde
David Byrne
synthpop
Electronic keyboard-based music genre
Blondie · Eurythmics · electropop · eighties · angular · quirky · art school · downtown · avant-garde · CBGB
- Experimental RockSonic Youth, Velvet Underground, Wire, Faust, Swans
- 80sbig hair, mullets, shoulder pads, new wave, synth-pop
- music legendsThe Beatles, Elvis Presley, The Rolling Stones, Led Zeppelin, Chuck Berry
- NYC BandsRamones, Blondie, Velvet Underground, Wu-Tang Clan, Beastie Boys
- Art PopBjork, Kate Bush, David Bowie, St. Vincent, Roxy Music
- Punk RockRamones, Sex Pistols, The Clash, Black Flag, Dead Kennedys
Talking HeadsLynyrd Skynyrd
Freebird performing group
Meat Loaf · Journey · arena rock · Southern rock · The Ramones
Talking HeadsLed Zeppelin
Guns N' Roses · Bruce Springsteen · Bob Seger · John Mellencamp · Bon Jovi
Talking HeadsMick Jagger
Steven Tyler · Robert Plant · Axl Rose · Jim Morrison · Iggy Pop
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