David Byrne talks about the inspiration behind his Broadway show Here Lies Love, watching the re-release of his concert film Stop Making Sense and accidentally seeing Fred Armisen’s impression of him.
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ReplyYou’re incredible!
ReplyOlder David Byrne does seem less tense, less nervous and more fun than younger David Byrne. He’s finally relaxed. And his creativity continues. His last album was excellent, and this show sounds insane in the best way. Great interview, Seth.
ReplyHow do I donate some years of my life to David Byrne
ReplyMy spouse and I saw the remastered “Stop Making Sense” in the theater last weekend— magnificent! David Byrne is one of those artists who feels like an incandescent being from another universe when he performs. Amazing.
Replywow. thanks for sharing
ReplyWhhhhhhhy dont you love meeeeeeee is a banger on that album❣️🥰
ReplyMr Seth good day to you and love to you and don’t forget that this is the day that the Lord has made and we should rejoice and be glad in it, take care.
ReplyLong Live David Byrne
ReplyI saw David Byrne live at a small theater in Connecticut and it was as excellent and amazing as it could have been.
ReplyNot to be the negative voice here, but Mark Knopfler painted the Imelda picture decades ago. “Golden Heart” is the album. I appreciate Byrne’s early songwriting, but his treatment of his former colleagues speaks volumes (no pun intended).
ReplyWe love David Byrne
Reply🛑 Making ¢ 🚏
ReplyHi David! 😊
ReplyDavid & TOOL!? 🌌🔥⚒️🧠
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