[EAC-FLAC-cue]Talking Heads-Little Creatures

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Talking Heads / Little Creatures



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TRACKLIST

1. (00:03:39) Talking Heads - And She Was

2. (00:04:16) Talking Heads - Creatures Of Love

3. (00:03:22) Talking Heads - Give Me Back My Name

4. (00:04:27) Talking Heads - Perfect World

5. (00:04:19) Talking Heads - Road To Nowhere

6. (00:03:44) Talking Heads - Stay Up Late

7. (00:06:10) Talking Heads - Television Man

8. (00:03:59) Talking Heads - The Lady Don't Mind

9. (00:04:45) Talking Heads - Walk It Down



REVIEW

Little Creatures' is considered by many fans and critics to be the beginning of the end for

Talking Heads, and where they gave in to commercialism. 'Little Creatures' is often

underappreciated and misunderstood, especially by avid fans of the Heads, because it was a

decisive change in direction for them. It's not in fact the sound of the band giving up their

influences; on the contrary, it shows them accepting new influences while also returning to

their roots. 'Little Creatures' is a return to the core four-member band, and it puts much more

focus than before on the band's instrumental prowess and on Byrne's songwriting than on

orchestration and production. On the other hand, it's also much more melodic than anything

they've done before ¡V and from that comes the misconception that it was commercial and 'pop' ¡V

and with the experience and maturity they've gained over their years with Eno, 'Little

Creatures' is much more focused and intelligible than their early singles or 'Talking Heads

'77'.