Talking Heads recorded by Dan Lumpinski! ! Moreover, it is the “Remains In Light” tour sound source from the beginning of 1980. Dan Lampinski has a strong image of 70's concerts, but many people may be surprised by the unusual combination of 1980's Talking Heads, the standard-bearers of the new wave. Complete recording of the Providence performance on November 7th. The sound quality is of course one of the best. Try playing Once In A Lifetime, the 8th track, and see for yourself. Even the most hard-core Talking Heads collectors who own numerous sound sources will be amazed by the ultra-high sound quality that will come out of the speakers. In addition to the original members, the 9-piece live performance included 4 black players and 5 "Expanded Heads" including Adrian Belew, who just joined King Crimson on guitar. The ideal sound image with a solid bottom effect is a masterpiece, and you can enjoy the entire show with the best sound quality that does not feel crowded at all. From 1:24 of Psycho Killer, there is a part where strong analog noise is emitted due to microphone trouble for about 10 seconds, but that part has been softened to make it easier to listen to. There are some parts where the microphone direction becomes a little unstable at around 2 minutes in Stay Hungry and in some parts of Cities, but it recovers quickly. The sound image is so neatly arranged, high quality, and dense that it's hard to believe it's the sound of a 9-piece band, and it's still very fresh even when you listen to it now. With the participation of support members, the band/ensemble has become more solid and deep, and it is clear that they are embodying the new direction they were aiming for, centered on rhythm and beats. The set was exactly the same as the Japan tour in February 1981, and just like I Zimbra performed in the first half, the second disc containing the second half of the show includes Houses In Motion, Born Under Punches, which incorporates the essence of African music with a unique interpretation. You can enjoy a powerful performance that shows that the strong funk beats of songs such as , Crosseyed And Painless, etc. had a considerable impact on listeners at the time. You can enjoy Adrian Belew's eccentric guitar playing skills on every song, but you can especially hear his true essence on Drugs. A must-listen album for fans around the world that completely records Talking Heads' live performance at their peak with the highest quality audience recording ever. Live at Ocean State Performing Arts Center, Providence, RI. USA 7th November 1980 TRULY PERFECT SOUND Disc 1 1. Psycho Killer 2. Warning Sign 3. Stay Hungry 4. Cities 5. Band Introductions 6. I Zimbra 7. Drugs 8. Once In A Lifetime 9. Animals Disc 2 1. Houses In Motion 2. Born Under Punches 3. Crosseyed And Painless 4. Life During Wartime 5. Take Me To The River 6. The Great Curve Dan Lampinski Masters Collection David Byrne - Guitar, Vocals Tina Weymouth - Bass Chris Frantz - Drums Jerry Harrison - Guitar, Keyboards Adrian Belew - Guitar Busta Jones - Bass Steven Scales - Percussion Bernie Worell - Keyboards Dollette MacDonald - Vocals
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