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What do the French bits on "Psycho Killer" translate to? I know there's the part in the chorus, and then there's a bridge that seems to be in another language.

Also, is it true most of the tracks on Remain In Light are either sped up or slowed down about 20%?

What do the French bits on "Psycho Killer" translate to? I know there's the part in the chorus, and then there's a bridge that seems to be in another language.


I have no idea  ;D

Also, is it true most of the tracks on Remain In Light are either sped up or slowed down about 20%?


Yes, they are sped up 20%.

What do the French bits on "Psycho Killer" translate to? I know there's the part in the chorus, and then there's a bridge that seems to be in another language.


"Psycho killer - Qu'est-ce que c'est? " - is that what you mean? ???

It means "Psycho killer - what is that?"

Well, there's also a little Bridge-type thing that's in French.

What's your fave era/sound of the band?

You probably know 'em better than me, but they seemed to have three different phases. #1, 1979-80, the more artsy/dark new wave period, such as "Once in a Lifetime"; #2, pop/rock c. 1983 ("Burning Down the House") and #3, the polished pop era of 1985+. Personally this is my favorite, I like songs like "And She Was" and especially "Wild Wild Life".

What's your fave era/sound of the band?

You probably know 'em better than me, but they seemed to have three different phases. #1, 1979-80, the more artsy/dark new wave period, such as "Once in a Lifetime"; #2, pop/rock c. 1983 ("Burning Down the House") and #3, the polished pop era of 1985+. Personally this is my favorite, I like songs like "And She Was" and especially "Wild Wild Life".


Though you're not asking me...I'm going to say my personal favorite is the more "artsy/dark new wave period" from 1977-1980. I like their stuff afterwards, but it's a little bit less interesting from a purely musical standpoint, though it's great "polished pop."

Yeah, the artsy/dark new wave was best.

When they got into World music.. not so good.

Is Doris in A Cream Cracker Under the Settee considered to be the character created by Alan Bennett in his serie of monologues Talking Heads?

What's your fave era/sound of the band?

You probably know 'em better than me, but they seemed to have three different phases. #1, 1979-80, the more artsy/dark new wave period, such as "Once in a Lifetime"; #2, pop/rock c. 1983 ("Burning Down the House") and #3, the polished pop era of 1985+. Personally this is my favorite, I like songs like "And She Was" and especially "Wild Wild Life".


Talking Heads' later work is my favorite. Their '70s and early '80s music is good too.

Is Doris in A Cream Cracker Under the Settee considered to be the character created by Alan Bennett in his serie of monologues Talking Heads?


???  ;D

Have you heard every single T.H. song ever commercially released, as well as the bootlegs.etc? Or at least their main studio albums in their entirety?

Have you heard every single T.H. song ever commercially released, as well as the bootlegs.etc? Or at least their main studio albums in their entirety?


Not even close.

Where exactly is "Nowhere".  I wouldn't mind going with them if I knew where the Road to Nowhere was and how long we'd be gone. 

Where exactly is "Nowhere".  I wouldn't mind going with them if I knew where the Road to Nowhere was and how long we'd be gone. 


Where the bus to Not in Service goes.

This is that section I was refering to in "Psycho Killer":

Ce que j'ai fait ce soir-l