Born and raised in the South Bay area of Los Angeles, TOKiMONSTA (Jennifer … Read Full Bio ↴Born and raised in the South Bay area of Los Angeles, TOKiMONSTA (Jennifer Lee) was an unfocused pupil of classical piano. However, she has come to use this background to understand and create vast soundscapes and textures through the usage of live instruments, percussion, digital manipulation, and dusty vinyl. Through the creation of beats, she is able to fuse the sounds of the past with her musical prowess into something avant garde. Lee is a Korean-American, "Toki" means "a rabbit" in Korean. Her debut album, Midnight Menu, was released in 2010.

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Clean Slate One wish A world wonder A Casanova One wish My youth is …
Come and Go Good on my own Love gon' come and go Better alone Love gon'…
Darkest All things change, all these changes…anyways Give it time, l…
Don't Call Me Call me Don't call me Call me Don't call me Hey, …
Drive i turn the lights off and now you want in i'm down…
Fried for the Night And I said to myself (self) Check this out Superpowers, Apr…

Get Me Some Shake it (shake it), break it (break it) Make it touch…
Go With It Follow my lead 'cause I've been here before With closest fa…
Higher Hopes Baby, I know That this love got yousprung and drippin' But…
Little Pleasures Longing to rewind, to believe in changing tides Clinging to …
Love That Never It's a love that never dies It's a love that never…
One Day 'Bide by you heart The boys think that I'm too guarded Think…
Phases Most times you wanna be controlling Did you ever stop to…
Realla My new fire, you're ought to come to light me Around…
Renter's Anthem Are you hanging on? Are you hanging on? Are you hanging on? …
Rouge Show me where the light stays Find it on the path,…
Solitary Joy I need peace of mind Feeling disturbed, unconsciously I'm wa…
Steal My Attention Say it ain't so Say it ain't so Say it ain't so Say…
Sweet Williams I′ll take away as we scratched at the Sky now take…
The Force I am the force! I am the force! I am…

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Michele Pastele

3y↑13

I know David Byrne has significant disregard for them and has referred to them as acting like divas, but on here, they come across as very grounded, not egotistical. Loved this video - very well done and fun to hear more of the background scenarios of their work. I just read Chris Franz' book and this was a nice accompaniment to that.

Moo-sheep

6y↑116

It's just sad that people who made such great music together broke up like this. David still won't really talk about the split, I think, and Tina always seems to be very bitter and angry about it. I guess things happen between people in bands. It's quite an intimate thing, being creative together. When ideas stop flowing into each other, and begin to collide, things get ugly. Tom Tom club did some great things on their own, and so did David Byrne, but Talking Heads in those late 70s and early 80s years were on another level of genius. I wish it could have lasted longer, but unfortunately it wasn't to be.

Boosh Ting

6y↑8

What is there for David Byrne to say, he simply wanted freedom from the committee that a band is. His solo career shows why he left really.

surfinmuso

5y↑6

Very hard to keep a band together after 20+years of playing. It is more surprising they stayed together for so long. Artistic differences, aspirations plus other personal factors all effect the dynamic-u gotta remember they are not a family so they are held together not by blood, so what keeps them together is far more fragile.

MyFirstName MyLastName

5y↑8

In retrospect, many great rock bands broke up at the right time - after they had already done their best stuff creatively.
The Beatles and Talking Heads are a good example.

OTOH, some bands stayed together long after they should have broken up - the Rolling Stones and the Ramones are a good example of that.

National Socialist

Gonna be about money, can't be about identity as apparently they don't have any.

Hamburger Lover

4y↑14

I think that david was increasingly realizing that he enjoyed performing as a solo act more than a band and didn't want to play rock anymore, so from his perspective he broke up the band to try to salvage the relationships and the music, but it was already too late. i think we fans need to realize he's more pretentious and selfish than he presents himself, or at least the david byrne of the late 80s was. it's heartbreaking, but david severed his relationship with chris, tina, and jerry to the point where i don't think anything can be fixed. i love david, but also like chris was the one to start the band and jerry mixed the heads albums more than david did, and as far as I'm aware (correct me if I'm wrong) tina wrote the majority of her basslines. as far as I'm concerned, david is rightfully 1/4 of talking heads, and it's pretty shitty of him to not only notify the rest of the band that they had broken up via live television, but continue to play their songs as a david byrne solo act

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Frankincensed

6y↑53

Greatest thing about this interview is that they've been together over 40 years. That is more amazing than anything else they've done. I think that's a testament to being great people, and usually great people make great music. Kudos.

Joey Danielski

your comments show up on so many videos I watch.. always nice to read your thoughts.

Joey Danielski

your comments show up on so many videos I watch.. always nice to read your thoughts.

Dave Land

3y↑16

They are such … people. There's no hint that they're world-famous stars. They don't seem to have forgotten that they are just a couple of art students who started a band that you might have heard of.

Unikadas Uhjyelraht

27w↑1

Hm, yea. Maybe because they recognize "famous" and "star"-dom are kind of ridiculous illusions. They've always seemed to have an interest in promoting themes of grounding, and comparing subjective experience to collective experience.

BrandOdyssey

5y↑88

And they stayed married through all this. Pretty amazing.

BeesWaxMinder

4y↑5

Probably how they survived it all🤣👍

Babe Root

4y↑28

Tina and Chris...are the most loveliest couple, in all of rock and roll. Love them.

James C

4y↑8

I admire these two classy folks. I've been loving talking heads since I was about 12. I'm now 47. There is nothing like the STOP MAKING SENSE video. The music, the chemistry, the musicians, the guest musicians, just everything. Chris and Tina should go down in history as the best and longest lasting couple music has to offer.

Michael Mc Laughlin

5y↑24

Didn't realize that Tina and Chris set-up Talking Heads. Had always assumed it was David. Silly me. Love Tina - such a wonderful artist and a no-nonsense bad-ass. If she hadn't been in music she would have been an amazing writer.

Boosh Ting

David and Chris got together, then eventually convinced Tina to join.

Brian Rappleye

46w↑1

During the new wave era of the early 80s I was 10 and I loved their music.

JamesJ

41w

Great interview. Love Chris and Tina and all they’ve given to the world. Thank you for this.

KyngKai

3y↑4

Tom Tom Club, you two are priceless and geniuses! You get my utmost respect as creators and as a power couple! Thank you for sharing your gifts. Peace and love from Chicago! ✨

perf b

5y↑15

Awesome historic interview! Genius of Love really stood out from everything else when it came out imho.

Annie

9y↑10

This is great! It took me a while to watch it since it's two and a half hours long, but it was worth it. Tina and Chris are simply awesome!

Thomas Irvin

6y↑4

even with their difference they give us joy. who cares about the fights look at the success and popularity of the music it worked. really appreciate their contribution to music.

Juan Huechepan

5y↑5

Interesante entrevista a los integrantes de Tom Tom Club , que tengan buena salud y vida es emocionante verlos después de harto tiempo a quienes me entretuvieron cuando tenia 13 años , son grosamente entretenidos , que reciban muchos reconocimientos en vida .

Geoff Strum

2y↑3

This is a fascinating interview with Tina and Chris!
I particularly enjoyed hearing about the
Evolution of Tom Tom Club and Compass Point Studio + CPS Allstars.
Grace Jones recorded her extraordinary albums Warm Leatherette, Nightclubbing & Living My Life backed by
CPS Allstars around this time.

MrLoaded2012

38w

They're both incredible.

LewyLewy2008

3y↑2

The whole era that they came up in, the music they created, their story, it’s gold.

Claudionor Claudio

2y↑1

Gosto de mais das musicas sao muito boa só do Rio grande do sul, porto Alegre é demais as musicas bota povo dançar

Just for Fun

5y↑5

Great to hear tina and chris ! Tina tells great storys ! They made incredible music !

Bazil Bedazzil

7y↑7

I am so glad these two carried on and were successful I first saw Talking Heads on The Old Grey Whistle Test back in the 70's and really liked Tina on the base playing Psycho Killer. So cool they carried on and stillplay that song too!

Guy Jordan

7y↑1

This is wonderful. Thanks so much for posting this--great to see Tina and Chris dig into how they recorded all this great stuff.

now

I'm glad to have found this. I'm listening forward to it and the nice things they will undoubtedly say about David Byrne (as they continually have over the years...............). It's always good to see people move on and forgive with understanding.........................................................
😆+ 😥

Taint Meat

8y↑9

My favorite song they ever did was the Tom Tom Club... Genius of Love.
The Fender Jazz base is GREAT !

fattonyrap

9y↑2

Love this thanks Red Bull Music Academy yall always got some fly lectures on deck #history #respect

Tom File

3y↑1

Very nice, down to earth people and fantastic musicians.

Nickodemus NYC

9y↑2

WONDERFUL!! Such a rich history & simply nice to hear from the people who's songs you've loved since a kid!

Dibs MM

6y↑7

Pure geniuses of love

1rwjwith ToneDog

3y↑2

Great somewhat unsung players. Love their stuff and influence.

Carlos Nóbrega

6y↑8

Fear of Music is by far, the best of their records and one of the best ever

billy casper

9y↑2

Great stories and great people,long live chris and tina

susantyrellfans

5y↑2

It is great to see good people staying together!

drum discussion

WONDERFUL -A fascinating account of the creative process and interesting antedotes about music history!

coreycox2345

8y↑16

"Remain in Light" is a masterpiece. Still enjoy that Tom Tom Club album. Thank you.

amaro9085

8y↑4

"Remain in Light" is a Talking Heads Album, one of my favorites also.

Henning Denstad

6y↑1

Kidding? Tom Tom?

Ze B

1y↑1

🤘🤣This one was good....

FITZIEBLUE

6y↑2

hard to believe she didn't want to play bass ! She's a gifted master...

Sean Shafer

Great interview. I wish they would go on tour again soon with some new material.

Luis Ramirez

4y↑1

This blew me away. I love both genius of love and more bounce to the ounce. I never realized there was some connection!!! Wow.

Nelson Lugo

LOVE it

MrIconn1

They are wonderful and genius of love is absolute classic love it love it love it

skate dd

4y↑1

Really good to see these guys are still together

JO HEDGES

Gorgeous couple - so cool and respectful of oneanother. Almost makes me wish I were still married (almost!)

swimmartyswim

i have been looking for this video for years i have told so many people about this video and i’m so happy to have finally found it again

Patrick McMillan

9y↑1

Love these people, that band!

Richard From Kennington!

Loved this! Fascinated by Tina💥

João Arnaldo Paula

2y↑1

Tina e tom tom gosto muito.

Scott Minnella

8y↑1

Exceptional story tellers.

Desert Mantis

5y↑1

What a delightful interview! It's great to hear the stories behind the music and the artists creating that wonderful music! I saw the Talking Heads play in (I think) Hempstead, NY in the early 80s. Loved 'em!

Rose City Music Club

41w

He’s a great drummer

Always like is playing

egmjag

5y↑7

Oh yes, I remember the barriers. In the L.A. area, of all places and ironically, funk was not allowed airplay except on black music stations. There were two dance non-black stations that rarely played funk and that was KUTE 102 and KISS. There were only four black-owned stations in the early 80s, two on AM and two on FM. But if you lived in the fringes of L.A. County closer to say San Berdoo or Orange County, you rarely could hear those stations because they weren't powerful enough. Only in the day could you listen to those two AM stations but never the other two FM stations, no matter how hard you tried to pick up their signals. So for people like me way out in those areas, funk was very rare, underground, and very taboo. It was always exciting to listen to new and strange sounds. Lots of prejudice in them days. But it wasn't that way in the early to mid 70s. Funk became ostracized in the late 70s and especially early 80s. Rock stations like KLOS or KMET refused to play it because it was too ethnic and not rock n roll, in many people's opinions, and according to DJs and music industry officials' statements. They actually used those words to stop funk from being played. But the truth is that by the early 80s and maybe 1979, funk was too complex for most people to understand. The weird synthesizer sounds, polyrhythms, and blue notes was kind of like cool jazz or something akin to what John Coltrane produced in the early 60s. Plus, because of disco many people used that as a guise to condemn funk in general. It was an excuse to protest funk, when in reality people were really displaying their "racism". I saw it vividly when two of the black AM stations sponsored first a party at a park in an average suburban city in spring of '82, and then at a skating rink a few miles away in the summer of that same year. The majority of the people that were there before the radio station personnel arrived got up and left as if some kind of disease had struck. The majority of the people in those two arenas were black. There were only one or two Caucasians. Well, that would gradually change with ubiquitous dumbed down black music that appealed to any and everyone by late 1983. Rick James even got in a heated argument live on air with a KMET or KLOS DJ about why they wouldn't allow his music to get airplay on rock stations. Rick adamantly said his music was rock and that rock began with blacks. Michael Jackson also helped to pave the way for black music to be played on non-black radio stations and MTV. Break dancing also went mainstream and Hollywood did to it what it usually does with other popular forms of culture in movies and merchandise. When Caucasians later seemed to appreciate hip hop and other ubiquitous, boring genres, it was a sign to many people that the majority just couldn't appreciate early 80s funk because of its complexity and earthy sounds. Heck, in my high school you were severally ostracized if kids found out you liked funk during the early 80s. Some would say fuck to denigrate funk because they had never heard of it and just because it was black music. The only acceptable musical genres were new wave, rock and heavy metal. I mean...it was really bad. I think this was how it was before rock n roll became mainstream prior to mid to late 50s. I don't know if rock became watered down after the early 50s but funk sure did after the early 80s. It morphed into something ugly, but a few 70s and early 80s funk bands like Ozone and George Clinton were still putting out good music and they never compromised...or as they would say in the early 80s, they didn't cross over to appeal to the majority and reap more profit. Sadly, it seems that early 80s funk was the pinnacle of creativity in that particular genre.

partrobot

9y↑1

That 'genius of love' thread was mind-boggling- never noticed the Mark Morrison connection before. Very inspiring!

Manrique R.

Right. I didn't know the return of the mack drums were from genius of love. :Mind blown: I've beard those songs so many times...

Pepe Mogt

9y↑7

Love it!!!! and have the pleasure to collaborate with them in Motel Baja!

Maurício LOPES.

Good program! Put the interviews with English subtitles. So who is learning the language can follow the words and understand.

Thomas Michael Music

2:29 of pure entertainment. Fab!!

7Deep Breaths

REAL MUSICIAN ARTISTS...these are the type of musicians you'd find in Chicago in Wicker Park and Bucktown in the 80s and 90s for sho.

Captain Calculus

Thanks so much for uploading this!

Lannie Lord

The smartest thing they ever did was STEP IT UP with the song writing credits by Remain in Light. (High water mark & high money mark) . In the earlier records : Byrne was like 90% of the song writing (that means he gets most of the money). Tina said David always took more credit than he should have . That already will cause a rift.

lextual

8y↑5

I want to say on the front end this is a great interview, to hear about the creative processes Chris, Tina, et al used to make some seminal records and about the individuals involved in the making of them.

Did Tina have a cocaine problem back when? She's sure talked a lot about it during the interview.

Ross Hudson

8y↑3

+lextual I'm not sure if she did herself, but I know Chris did. She talked about helping getting him off it. I can't remember where I read it though. Maybe in the liner notes of a TH compilation?

Bastian Maranga

8y↑3

well in the th bio this must be the place, it is mentioned that chris and tina had to leave wherever they lived i forget where after they got married to escape coke dealers because they got hooked on it...im pretty sure all of them dabbled with it at that time

Chelly R

8y↑3

As did many people who were in their twenties during the 80's. Great comment. Because it's all too true.

tjw3999

7y↑1

of course everyone did in the 80s it was everywhere

glenn rising

6y↑4

i understand people saying david byrne is a genius and people saying brian eno is a genius but chris and tina were part of one of the most creative and best sounded i ever have listen to so what they might have gripes with one another .i have lived with a few different women in my life and they had the right to be pissed off with me but i still love them

Harold Fadorka

Chris the drummer really hit it out of the park with marrying Tina..
When he met her she was barely 5'-2" and weighed around 97 pounds.
Tina was cuter than a box of kittens.
And Tina was a mammoth bass Player.
She was so tiny it was important to find a light bass not too heavy.
He first bass was a be beast in size and she played it at first in the talking Heads.
Glad she still owns her original bass.
Both Chris and Tina are intelligent people and they make a loving couple.

SuperQdaddy

Timing is everything...they got on tour with Ramones and things took off...I was 14 at the time and remember them ..take me to the river *

Lexie

6y↑1

AMAZING STORY I SAW BLONDIE I DANCED TO AND SAW DAVID JOHANNSEN AT BARS .....WAS AMAZZING TO HEAR CHRIS TALK ABOUT THESE FUTURE GREATS

Keith Dumpson

6y↑3

I LOVE YOU TINA AND CHRIS YOUR AMAZING GOD BLESS YOU BOTH HOLLA

Damon

5y↑6

WoW! How cool is this interview!!

d1sc0d3v1l

9y↑21

Love how Tina's Jim Croce joke went stratospherically over the hosts head...

Ken Harrison

Jim “ I’m to sexy for my ego " byrns. Lol

Nikola Demitri

I don’t get it either. What’s the punchline/point?

Vargas Family

@Nikola Demitri Jim Croce is pretty mainstream, his popular songs are “If I Could Put Time In A Bottle” and “Bad Bad Leroy Brown.”

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doreesky

Fabulous! Thank you!

Ivo Ponduša

8y↑6

HAPPY (65th) BIRTHDAY, DEAR TINA!!!
MARTINA MICHELE "TINA" WEYMOUTH (born November 22, 1950) is an American musician, best known as a founding member and bassist of the new wave group Talking Heads and its side project Tom Tom Club

steve sandford

5y↑6

JUST BEAUTIFUL PEOPLE AND BEAUTIFUL MUSIC!!! xx SF

Naya L.

8y↑55

I wonder what Tina would think if she knew that I am a 25 year old mother of a year old girl and a 4 year old girl.... and in a drunken night of release I watched Talking Heads Stop Making Sense and cut my hair into bangs because of her... :) She was so cute.

Ken Harrison

4y↑5

She wouldn’t care.

illmsg77

2y↑1

Probably wonder who's watching your poor kids

Lisa Leone

8y↑7

LOVE tom tom club. Love Tina!

theothertroll

So they started like every-other band in history, Now Chris can apparently eat all the donuts and pasta he wants 🤪

chiquita xl

7y↑1

Legend!!!

john FEIL

4y↑1

I saw the Talking Heads in August 1978 at the Park West near Lincoln Park in Chicago. After the show I went to a local bar and saw both Chris and Tina there. That was kool.

inestima1

8y↑14

Tina is the greatest creative unique bassist of all time! just listen on stop making sense

glenn rising

agree

Nico

Why always rank everything?

antigen4

6y↑3

about the Holger Czukay thing - i have to say for the record here - that it was a KNOWN and published project by CAN from much earlier - called the 'ethnological forgery' series - you can find it easily - probably even on youtube ...

slimedog

3y↑2

It was Frank Zappa that saw Belew playing on a small band. Bowie stole him away from him and Frank was not too pleased!

Nikola Demitri

2y↑2

I can understand why Frank was unhappy, but I’m glad David did steal him, because that seems to be what helped opened the door for Belew to do all the other amazing things he did in the later 70s and in the 80s. Plus, Belew just sounds so amazing on the things he did with David…

Greg Lamb

7y↑2

I was at CBGB's twice once in the 1980's and also on the day it closed forever.

skyreader society

7y↑16

they should be thankful for Brian Eno's direction, really. Even it's been intimidating to them. Part of TH was not too happy with Eno, I always thought it was Jerry Harrison, but now I think it was more Tina ... further in the talk we get to know why ...

Joe Magarac

46w

They might have been better off with John Cale. Less drama, way more musical ability, some of the most legendary productions of that era.

lextual

3y↑1

The parts of the interview that made me laugh the most is when Tina would do a "David Byrne" voice that makes Mr. Byrne seem rather obtuse...

tomblaze2

5y↑3

Great Interview!

danny ortega

45:53 its so weird how a band can make their best album but yet its their worst selling album

Dameyun Henry

2y↑1

1980s WHEN MUSIC WAS MUSIC GENIUS OF LOVE also WORDY RAPPINGHOOD

Ron DayVoo

28w

it's too bad Burn is being so difficult about the band playing again. They're not getting any younger. And it sure is ironic that another band that recorded for the same label as the Heads also seems repelled by the idea of playing together again...talking about The Smiths.

Eric Carrington

8y↑3

Zapp feat Roger Troutman. I had no idea that the song More Bounce (to the ounce) was the catalyst for Genius of Love

John Bedell

I am happy that these two were able to make some coin from letting other "artists" use their music.
BUT - it was painful to listen to what these "artists" did with it.

Kelly Beard

I have to laugh at Tina's comment about the Reagan/Thatcher years. Oh my, how we all suffered with those terrible times with the soaring economy, the wall coming down, the Soviet Union crashing down on it's knees... how did we make it? LOL

Ean curtis

Amazing

mrjackpotz

6y↑1

tina REALLY doesn't like david byrne. wow, she can talk

Andrew Hernandez

How amazing would it be to walk into a steak house and see the talking heads tho lmao

Mugs

5y↑6

One of the most disengaged interviewers I’ve ever seen, tinkering with his computer while his guests are speaking, rarely asking anything interesting, letting his fabulous down to say the least.

losthor1zon

4y↑5

Maybe, but at least he wasn't constantly interrupting them, as I've seen other interviewers do. That's worse.
They had enough to say that they carried the interview. (That seems to be their destiny, musically and otherwise. lol)

Lannie Lord

There must be no greater reward in life that being young , doing something artistic / cutting edge - being successful and making money with it. Then when the ride is over, you buy a big beautiful home and relax and reflect . Most of us will not know what that must be like . That said , I cannot stand the Tom Tom Club (LOL) and even if they (Chris & Tina) were not resting on Talking Heads money- that one damed Tom Tom Club song (don't even know the name of it) that Mariah Carey and others (many others) have sampled - would enabled them to live comfortably forever. Probably.

togoulo02 Borrelli

8y↑2

fleetwood mac took me to Christie and stevie nicks presenting an award to talking heads who won for wild wild life..then I watched wild wild life and bought back all my memories as me as a sixteen year old....you forget so much.....then hear a song that brings back memories.....now watching talking heads I then type in 2015 to see how they look now...3 hours later im looking at everything...so here it goes...watching the stop making sense concert,,,im thinking who does jerry Harrison look like? think think...I got it ...one of the marx brothers the mute one....jerry i could imagine the girls that would of thrown themselves at you.........david byrne ,,,mysterious? but loving his work with st Vincent,,,what a brilliant voice......tina you look fantastic for your age ,,,hottie then ...hotttie now!!! WHICH LEAVES CHRIS the drummer...chris you face and your expression looks like your smiling all the time...its so uplifting...look at his wild life video and his part as a cowboy,,,i can see what tina saw in you...and the amount of people over the years responding to your face if that makes sense.???.gees I sound like a blabbering fan..but im 45 married male who has been effected by the whole persona of talking heads...the energy of burning down the house live song at the stop making sense concert is one of the best performances ever.....it is so sad you guys split up......would love to know if you guys are friends or at least talking? from peter ,,,thanks

adam

7y↑2

Other than their hostility towards David Byrne, this was a cool interview.

Chris looks very red for some reason

Nikola Demitri

To be fair, David was hostile to them to begin with. I doubt they ever wanted it to be that way, but it’d be nice if they could just get over the past venom and be friends again.

audiotomb

6y↑1

great interview but Tina - please take the high roaddo you really have to grind that axe again?Chris is so cool and graciousall the Eno angst and he wasn't the first to sampleTina also played a little too much of the Forest Gump - I had a hand in this mode

Nikola Demitri

2y↑1

I mean, they’re there to tell the stories, and artists cross pollinate all the time, so why can’t she tell of some of these things? I get the dislike of the axe grind, but idk that there’s particularly gracious ways to talk about a history that was unfortunately marked by that angst and negative competition. ✌️

Lexie

6y↑2

GREAT FUCKING ALBUM MORE SONGS ABOUT BUILDINGS AND FOOD

Xero Punt

4y↑1

Who played the bass on Genius, since Tina's hand was cramped in the studio? She had said she woke up her assistant engineer : either Armrister or Stubbs???

Steve Finlay

3y↑1

Tina does all the talking. Maybe that’s how their marriage has gone on for so long

Nikola Demitri

2y↑2

Hahaha. Well she did say that she was his servant, but that he’s also always kind and loving, so they manage the “traditional” balance that many can’t.

JM Ellison

i love benji b. great interviewer and dj

Thomas Summerhill

7y↑27

They wouldn't be sitting there if it wasn't for David Byrnes genius.

Des T

once in a life time that's it

Charles Black

That's it!

bored1980

7y↑54

Subsequently, David Byrne wouldn't have been famous if it wasn't for Chris and Tina.

Karl Georges

7y↑2

You wouildn't be putting lame comments if it wasn't for your mommy & daddy, genius. Only joking Tommy.

Thomas Summerhill

7y↑4

bored1980 Seen David Byrne a couple of years ago, he didn't do Wordy Rapping Hood.

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Tamar 4272

4y↑3

Born under punches 💃💃💃

Nikola Demitri

I’m so thin…

Michael Mckenna

5y↑2

That DJ looks so bored at times and only looks interested in what he has to play or show. Watched the interview with Debbie Harry and Chris Stein. Debbie was going to smash the same DJs computer because he showed the video of Rapture and she didn't want to look at herself in the video. Which was very strange when you're there to talk about your history in music. The interview wasn't up to much mainly because of the same old drug stories which has gone on for decades and a bit about their turbulent history in music. I Really enjoyed Tina an Chris's interview. Two very creative intelligent laid back cool people who have lots of information to give their fans. I could sit and listen to them for hours unlike other artists that take forever to say one word because they feel their to cool wearing their shades indoors which is so stale. Chris and Tina are a breath of fresh air here.

spin979

6y↑3

There was very little mention of Jerry Harrison in the interview. Was there a falling-out at some point?

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