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David Byrne and Brian Eno Launch New Album WebsiteDetails about David Byrne and producer Brian Eno’s collaboration album have emerged, as the duo launched a new site today. The album, entitled Everything That Happens Will Happen Today, will be released in August strictly through the album’s official website. As Byrne says in a video on the page, Eno wrote the music and Byrne wrote the lyrics. Everything That Happens will be streamed for free in its entirety upon its release, with physical and digital copies available for purchase. If you sign up for updates at the page, you’ll also be sent a free MP3 of one of the songs on August 4th. Additionally, Byrne will go on a tour that prominently features his previous collaborations with Eno, including their three Talking Heads albums together and their 1981 album My Life in the Bush of Ghosts. Dates for that tour will be announced soon. [Photo: Getty]
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Published: 2008-07-28 Provider: Rolling Stone Keywords: Rock News
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David Byrne To Make Music With BuildingNEW YORK (AP) - Ex-Talking Heads front man David Byrne plans to turn a landmark building in Manhattan into a giant musical instrument.[...] Read more!
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Published: 2008-05-12 Provider: StarPulse
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Rock List: Readers’ Best Eighties New Wave Bands Inspired by last week’s announcement of the Regeneration Tour, we asked the Rock Dailyists to tell us their favorite New Wave acts of the 1980s. After rewatching the entire Savage Steve Holland filmography and tallying the votes, the readers have selected Echo & the Bunnymen as their favorite keyboard-stabbing, oddly hair-cutted New Wavers. Check out the entire top ten list after the jump. 1. Echo & the Bunnymen 2. New Order 3. Talking Heads 4. Psychedelic Furs 5. Elvis Costello 6. The Police 7. Depeche Mode 8. Duran Duran 9. The Cure 10. XTC [Photo: Musto/Redferns/Retna]
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Published: 2008-04-14 Provider: Rolling Stone Keywords: Rock Lists
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The Almost Impossible Rock and Roll Quiz: Week 3 Where do Talking Heads side projects, Stephen King movies and post-punk album covers live in harmony? In the ten questions that make up the latest Almost Impossible Rock and Roll Quiz. Click below to push your knowledge of pop, rock, hip-hop and everything in between to the limit. • The Almost Impossible Rock Quiz: Week 3 [Photo: Slattery/Retna]
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Published: 2008-04-14 Provider: Rolling Stone Keywords: The Almost-Impossible Rock & Roll Quiz
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"As non-music-critic venture capitalist Fred ... [Vampire Weekend]"As non-music-critic venture capitalist Fred Wilson... wrote, 'What would happen if the 1977 vintage Talking Heads covered Paul Simon's 'Graceland'? You'd get the sound of a new band called Vampire...
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Published: 2008-02-11 Provider: Idolator Keywords: Advertising Age,Vampire Weekend
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Weekend Rock List: Best Live Albums Okay, send us your suggestions for the best live albums ever officially released — that means your dusty bootleg cassettes don’t count, Deadheads and Phish phans. Post your picks, and on Monday, we’ll reveal our comprehensive list. Here are five of our favorites: Talking Heads - The Name of This Band Is … The Allman Brothers - At Fillmore East The Grateful Dead - Europe ‘72 Kiss - Alive James Brown - Live at the Apollo
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Published: 2007-11-24 Provider: Rolling Stone Keywords: Rock Lists
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MTV2 Chops Off Its Talking HeadsSo much for viewers not noticing the staff cuts at MTV2: Over the weekend, the alt-video blog altmusictv reported that the channel has decided to get rid of VJs for its few remaining music-video...
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Published: 2007-02-26 Provider: Idolator Keywords: mtv2, mtv
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CBGB Founder Hilly Kristal Dies After Battle With Cancer After a lengthy battle with lung cancer, Hilly Kristal, the founder of legendary New York City punk club CBGB, has died at age seventy-five. Kristal, who founded and ran the East Village venue for thirty-three years, bitterly fought with his landlords to save it from closing down, but was forced to pack up his grimy club — the sticker-covered bar, legendarily disgusting bathroom and all — last year after he was finally evicted. Rolling Stone will have much more on Kristal and CBGB throughout the day, including a photo gallery documenting the venue’s rich history, but for now, remember the last days of the club Kristal fought so hard to preserve by reflecting on its last days. Click here to read David Fricke’s interview with Patti Smith and reports on the last few shows to ever take place at the spot that helped launch the careers of the Ramones, Talking Heads, Television, Blondie and more. Check out a photo gallery featuring shots of the Ramones, Iggy Pop, Patti Smith, and more CGBG regulars at the club here. [Photo: Gries/Getty]
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Published: 2007-08-30 Provider: Rolling Stone Keywords: Rock News, CBGB
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