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Talking Heads - Little Creatures .jpg) .gif) By Sam Sutherland
Having spent the early '80s in a giddy expansion of the sound and scale
of their studio recordings and concerts, Talking Heads come full circle
with this 1985 album, retracting to the core quartet and restoring a focus
on David Byrne's knotty songs. Arriving in the wake of the fevered rhythms
of Speaking in Tongues and Stop Making Sense, Little
Creatures's new material sounds freshly lyrical, remarkably concise,
even subdued, but there's the usual whimsy--the levitating heroine of the
jangling, punchy opener, "And She Was," the cracked
child-rearing advice of "Stay Up Late," and the galloping,
anthemic reminder that we're on the "Road to Nowhere."
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| 1. And She Was | 6. Stay up Late | | 2. Give Me Back My Name | 7. Walk It Down | | 3. Creatures of Love | 8. Television Man | | 4. Lady Don't Mind | 9. Road to Nowhere | | 5. Perfect World | |
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