Title: One of the purest albums I've ever heard
Review: Released in 1983, 'Speaking In Tongues' is Talking Heads in their most creative and purest form. With Brian Eno gone from the producer's seat, the band could really project their sound without his "meddling." This also marks where David Byrne started to take control (luckily Speaking In Tongues is a full cohesive band effort, not a Byrne solo project).Opening with the big hit 'Burning Down The House,' we have one of the best albums in the past 20 years. The dancy and quirky 'Making Flippy Floppy' and 'Girlfriend Is Better' to the bass-heavy boogie of 'Swamp' make this the Heads' overall best effort (with 'Remain In Light' coming in a close second). Very cohesive and pure effort from one of New York's best.
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