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My Life in the Bush of Ghosts
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My Life in the Bush of Ghosts

Going through a Eno phase which made me reconnect with The Talking Heads stuff which I’m glad that I’m listening to their discography and apparently Eno and David did a side project together in between Fear of Music and Remain in the Light which was this album!

I’ll have to give it a relisten but this is a good album start to finish and I really like what Eno and David came up with on My Life in the Bush of Ghosts musically and sonically especially it sounds like what Eno was already doing with Talking Heads:) plus a reissue with bonus tracks so I’ll definitely have to get that in my collection:)

So what’s the opinions on My Life in the Bush of Ghosts?

u/Dismal_Brush5229 — 6 days ago

Mexico City Shows

I’m selling 2 tickets for the shows in September if you’re interested dm me (scammers can fukc off)

I can’t make it due to work

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u/karinathy2 — 7 days ago

Frame Recommendations

Hi! Does anyone have any links to a frame they bought for one of the tour posters please?

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u/_gr4c3 — 9 days ago
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New DB songs

From the Japan pop-up store it would seem they have a deluxe album with some additional songs on it. Hopefully the two new ones pop-up on streaming services soon!

  1. T Shirt

  2. My Madness

  3. What and Where

  4. ?Cual Es La Razon?

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u/gwyper — 9 days ago

Such a great show!

I went to his concert in Bangkok. i can’t believe he’s already 74 such a great performer!. The crowd are also amazing such a lovely show and experience!! xoxo

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u/whatherface1 — 11 days ago

Singapore

I just saw David Byrne's show in Singapore. Wow, what a performer. The whole show was an art piece. Just fantastic from start to finish. Byrne is an ageless force. Surprisingly political for a place like Sinfapore, but anti ICE and fascism rhetoric was warmly welcomed by the crowd - probably means he won't play here anytime soon!

His pre-petormance bit showing photos of a Hindu and, later, a Hell temple was so good! He's a master of the stage and it was bucket list stuff seeing him on it.

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u/AlarmedGuava7588 — 14 days ago