More Songs About Buildings and Food

Released on 14 July 1978, Talking Heads' seminal album 'More Songs About Buildings and Food' is a groundbreaking masterpiece that embodies the spirit of new wave and post-punk. This iconic record, re-released by Rhino/Warner Records, boasts a remastered tracklist that includes fan favourites such as 'Thank You for Sending Me an Angel', 'Found a Job', and 'Take Me to the River'. With its eclectic blend of art rock and punk influences, 'More Songs About Buildings and Food' is a testament to the band's innovative approach to music. Clocking in at 57 minutes, this album is a sonic journey that showcases Talking Heads' unique sound, with David Byrne's distinctive vocals and the band's infectious energy. The 2005 remaster also features alternate versions of tracks like 'Stay Hungry' and 'The Big Country', offering a fascinating glimpse into the band's creative process. As a work of art that continues to inspire and influence generations of music lovers, 'More Songs About Buildings and Food' remains an essential listen for anyone interested in the pioneering sounds of the late 1970s.