Talking Heads - Fear Of Music CD

Released in 1979, Fear Of Music is one of Talking Heads’ most influential and adventurous albums, pushing the boundaries of new wave and art rock at the end of the decade. Building on their earlier minimalist sound, the band expanded their palette with deeper funk grooves, darker atmospheres and a growing sense of unease.

Driven by Tina Weymouth’s hypnotic basslines, David Byrne’s anxious and observational lyrics, and the band’s increasingly confident rhythmic experimentation, the album explores themes of paranoia, urban tension and modern anxieties. Tracks such as Life During Wartime and I Zimbra highlight the group’s ability to merge intellectual concepts with infectious energy.

1. I Zimbra
2. Mind
3. Paper
4. Cities
5. Life During Wartime
6. Memories Can't Wait
7. Air
8. Heaven
9. Animals
10. Electric Guitar
11. Drugs