Posting various content of my favorite artist, David Byrne, and Talking Heads, the band he was in. Interviews, performances, edits, etc. Once in a while I'll share a video of other favorite artists too.
You did a fantastic job with combining 3 different videos together. Also 33:41- 34:10 was by far the funniest part of the Q&A to me 😂😂
@ju232312 күн бұрын
This is so awesome. Thank you for all who recorded, us fans from different places of the world are very thankful ❤
@Armakk12 күн бұрын
41:30 that last question by Andy is amazing...
@danroenna543912 күн бұрын
Yeah man, Gary from “Bustin Loose” shows up! So cool!
@jara265712 күн бұрын
Thanks so much for posting this!!
@uhohbyrne12 күн бұрын
Of course! :)
@ohnomarcia13 күн бұрын
This was a really wonderful talk and I'm glad I found it! I hope I'm just like him when I grow up.
@commondevintoo13 күн бұрын
Please do a comparison for Big Business/I Zimbra next!!! Great job btw!
@uhohbyrne13 күн бұрын
Thank you! I did make a Big Zimbra (as I call it) comparison, I just got caught up in some other projects and have yet to share it. That'll be next on my upload list!
@juliaquaresmacb13 күн бұрын
this man is a beutiful bird
@tonydee985015 күн бұрын
Just gets better every time❤
@luxball_5217 күн бұрын
i feel like there's lore here
@ju232318 күн бұрын
I love Edna and Lynn's little dance in this one! So glad we can finally see it better 🕺❤
@lorenzocuria197118 күн бұрын
i'd like to know why in 1999 the original voice was substitute in This must be the place: The original mix: kzread.info/dash/bejne/iGags7prcrWdorQ.html&ab_channel=RandomFixes
@Armakk18 күн бұрын
Terrific stuff to a TH die hard. imo SMS never felt complete without I Zimbra, Big Business, and Cities. Love to see a comparison of the A24 re-release to the o.g. film, as I swear I heard (maybe even saw) big differences in the mix and cut.
@uhohbyrne15 күн бұрын
There's definitely some large differences in the new SMS mixes. I've noticed quite a few changes in the strength of certain instruments (especially What a Day That Was) and missing ad libs from others (most notably Take Me to the River.) But visually things look the same besides quality restoration! Only this and Big Business/I Zimbra had new shots.
@Armakk15 күн бұрын
@@uhohbyrne 100% possible I was just overwhelmed by the iMax of it all. First saw it on VHS! Carried around a cassette I bootlegged from the cable box after a VH1 re-broadcast, it legit sounded better than the official release, and it had the bonus tracks. Felt vindicated when they finally got the whole show on DVD. Still want to dig into this new mix, def miss the adlibs…
@ju232322 күн бұрын
Thank you so much for posting this! ❤
@chrisseed464326 күн бұрын
As a Bowie fanatic and record collector i go against the grain of many Bowie fans. I agree that some of his 80s stuff isn't great. But I'm of the opinion that if you like it then that's fine. To me Heroes is the best song ever written in the history of popular music. But the album isn't as good as some would say it is.Same with the Low album. Some great tracks but to many instrumentals which get bit boring. Now some might totally disagree and that's fine and that's what music should be. Zeroes of Never let me down album is great. The album itself is not brilliant but some Bowie fans won't even play it. Come on. I love the guy. He's a genius. He didn't always get it right. I think his cover of God only knows is the worst song he's ever done but that's only my opinion. Some of you might like it and fair enough. To me his best 80s songs are Absolute Begginers ( absolute classic) and i love When the Wind Blows. It's a brilliant record. As The world Falls Down is another great song from this period. And again my opinion only but his best album ever was released in the 80s. Scary Monsters album is brilliant from start to finish with a wonderful cover version of Kingdom Come. To anyone getting into Bowie then a greatest hits album for sure but after that then perhaps give Scary Monsters a spin. Then obviously delve into the 70s stuff which will blow your freaking mind. I suggest Hunky Dory first followed by perhaps Ziggy Stardust. But there's so much to delve into whether it's the glam stuff or the more let's say serious stuff. But if i had to pick one song besides Heroes ( has to be the full length album version) then either try Word on a Wing from Station to Station album ( the whole album is amazing) or Fantastic Voyage ( opening track from Lodger Album). Anyway what ever Bowie you like ( l love his whole career although not everything works but each to their own) I'm sure you will start on a journey you'll never get bored from. Again these are my opinions and would love to hear if you agree or disagree. Either way enjoy the genius of Mr David Bowie.
@FreshDeath1385Ай бұрын
🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤
@bernlin2000Ай бұрын
David Byrne is god XD
@pardwayneАй бұрын
He finally caught that rattlesnake.
@dieblaueseiteАй бұрын
David Byrne's laughter is my life potion.
@davidhull1481Ай бұрын
I did not know that.
@noelodonovan8201Ай бұрын
We are know the album is patchy as fuck, but this and Zeroes are bangers
@Courtney-pl7erАй бұрын
Tommy Wiseau has entered the building
@stuartmitchell6991Ай бұрын
Saw this tour at Wembley. Loved him
@user-dq6nj1zv9hАй бұрын
I saw this tour at Milton Keynes . He was big stadiums etc , much preferred the concerts a few years before
@LiamTalksMotorsportАй бұрын
I love how Scottish they are! David Byrne, Bon Scott, the Young Brothers and Mark Knopfler - all born in Scotland but raised in different countries. Some of music’s greatest.
@flannerymonaghan-morris482526 күн бұрын
With David, it’s a bit more complex than that, as he was born in Scotland but when he was 2 years old, he and his family moved away from there to Canada and then he and his family moved to the U.S. when he was 8. Strangely enough (or maybe not so strangely considering that he was born in 1952 and back then there wasn’t as much globalization as there is now) despite having moved from Scotland when he was very young to Canada and the U.S. and never really having spent that much time in Scotland, he had developed a pretty strong Scottish accent (most people who were born in a different country and moved to another one at a very young age never really develop the accent of the countries that they are born and adopt the accents of the kids around them), but he got rid of it when he came to the US because he was being bullied at school for it. On the other hand, Mark Knopfler and both Bon Scott and the Young Brothers had this too, but unlike David they never got the accents that their parents had being raised in another country.
@sensoramaАй бұрын
Época denostada por crítica y por el propio Bowie. Pero yo lo encuentro bien.
@flannerymonaghan-morris4825Ай бұрын
I love that at times you can see David visibly struggling not to burst out laughing…
@karenreardon5398Ай бұрын
The melody of this tune is phenomenal; just gorgeous! Fabulous band right here. Bravo!
@festeszet6739Ай бұрын
David to me was like he was invented in the 80s. Nevertheless, his music is eternal and timeless, fantastic.
@bootyhamsandwich36Ай бұрын
This is my baby sensory videos
@user-it2mo8on7pАй бұрын
I really hope he won't burn down the house
@CrazyJaketheTerribleАй бұрын
He looks just like his dad.
@ElinorGreenАй бұрын
Throwing shapes
@shivanshpachauri2855Ай бұрын
He is just like me fr
@tamaking2374Ай бұрын
This is very , very cool , thankyou to uhohbyrne 197 great to see this little interaction of David's family I love true stories. Never thought of it as a film , more like a guided tour of "strangeville USA"
@jamesdevlin2059Ай бұрын
Poor David you can tell what somgs he doesnt like but is so polite.
@ce311Ай бұрын
He's like a Mr Rogers for our times
@agnidas5816Ай бұрын
the wholesome man who killed indie radio by tripling tariffs
@russellwallace2327Ай бұрын
*Promo sm*
@gabrielgolden4336Ай бұрын
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@cardamome.yАй бұрын
I love his 80s and 90s period. I think he`s more mature then.
@terrypmusicАй бұрын
Very good, keep it up
@romanticandperkyАй бұрын
I had a fairly close childhood friend who worked for Bowie during this tour. He committed suicide back in 2008 (if I remember correctly). I attended his 'wake' along with one of The Sims Brothers who sang back-up vocals on the "Let's Dance" album. Curiously enough, Peter Frampton was in the line-up for this tour. He would later claim that David's inviting to join his band for this tour saved his life.
@kathygomes3778Ай бұрын
Love David bowie rest in peace
@sardonicus762 ай бұрын
0:27 David Byrne sneezes in Scottish.
@debramedina57562 ай бұрын
Yeah, but what was he making?
@luxball_52Ай бұрын
latkes and salsa verde
@D34DParadise2 ай бұрын
his kitchen suits him
@NonTwinBrothers2 ай бұрын
Who ever did the captions must be an exceptionally fine gentlemen
@uhohbyrne25 күн бұрын
thanks. -the exceptionally fine gentlemen
@annemott69642 ай бұрын
You're a Beautiful Soul, your songs helped keep me Grounded to mine. Thank you .🤍💎✨️
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You did a fantastic job with combining 3 different videos together. Also 33:41- 34:10 was by far the funniest part of the Q&A to me 😂😂
This is so awesome. Thank you for all who recorded, us fans from different places of the world are very thankful ❤
41:30 that last question by Andy is amazing...
Yeah man, Gary from “Bustin Loose” shows up! So cool!
Thanks so much for posting this!!
Of course! :)
This was a really wonderful talk and I'm glad I found it! I hope I'm just like him when I grow up.
Please do a comparison for Big Business/I Zimbra next!!! Great job btw!
Thank you! I did make a Big Zimbra (as I call it) comparison, I just got caught up in some other projects and have yet to share it. That'll be next on my upload list!
this man is a beutiful bird
Just gets better every time❤
i feel like there's lore here
I love Edna and Lynn's little dance in this one! So glad we can finally see it better 🕺❤
i'd like to know why in 1999 the original voice was substitute in This must be the place: The original mix: kzread.info/dash/bejne/iGags7prcrWdorQ.html&ab_channel=RandomFixes
Terrific stuff to a TH die hard. imo SMS never felt complete without I Zimbra, Big Business, and Cities. Love to see a comparison of the A24 re-release to the o.g. film, as I swear I heard (maybe even saw) big differences in the mix and cut.
There's definitely some large differences in the new SMS mixes. I've noticed quite a few changes in the strength of certain instruments (especially What a Day That Was) and missing ad libs from others (most notably Take Me to the River.) But visually things look the same besides quality restoration! Only this and Big Business/I Zimbra had new shots.
@@uhohbyrne 100% possible I was just overwhelmed by the iMax of it all. First saw it on VHS! Carried around a cassette I bootlegged from the cable box after a VH1 re-broadcast, it legit sounded better than the official release, and it had the bonus tracks. Felt vindicated when they finally got the whole show on DVD. Still want to dig into this new mix, def miss the adlibs…
Thank you so much for posting this! ❤
As a Bowie fanatic and record collector i go against the grain of many Bowie fans. I agree that some of his 80s stuff isn't great. But I'm of the opinion that if you like it then that's fine. To me Heroes is the best song ever written in the history of popular music. But the album isn't as good as some would say it is.Same with the Low album. Some great tracks but to many instrumentals which get bit boring. Now some might totally disagree and that's fine and that's what music should be. Zeroes of Never let me down album is great. The album itself is not brilliant but some Bowie fans won't even play it. Come on. I love the guy. He's a genius. He didn't always get it right. I think his cover of God only knows is the worst song he's ever done but that's only my opinion. Some of you might like it and fair enough. To me his best 80s songs are Absolute Begginers ( absolute classic) and i love When the Wind Blows. It's a brilliant record. As The world Falls Down is another great song from this period. And again my opinion only but his best album ever was released in the 80s. Scary Monsters album is brilliant from start to finish with a wonderful cover version of Kingdom Come. To anyone getting into Bowie then a greatest hits album for sure but after that then perhaps give Scary Monsters a spin. Then obviously delve into the 70s stuff which will blow your freaking mind. I suggest Hunky Dory first followed by perhaps Ziggy Stardust. But there's so much to delve into whether it's the glam stuff or the more let's say serious stuff. But if i had to pick one song besides Heroes ( has to be the full length album version) then either try Word on a Wing from Station to Station album ( the whole album is amazing) or Fantastic Voyage ( opening track from Lodger Album). Anyway what ever Bowie you like ( l love his whole career although not everything works but each to their own) I'm sure you will start on a journey you'll never get bored from. Again these are my opinions and would love to hear if you agree or disagree. Either way enjoy the genius of Mr David Bowie.
🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤
David Byrne is god XD
He finally caught that rattlesnake.
David Byrne's laughter is my life potion.
I did not know that.
We are know the album is patchy as fuck, but this and Zeroes are bangers
Tommy Wiseau has entered the building
Saw this tour at Wembley. Loved him
I saw this tour at Milton Keynes . He was big stadiums etc , much preferred the concerts a few years before
I love how Scottish they are! David Byrne, Bon Scott, the Young Brothers and Mark Knopfler - all born in Scotland but raised in different countries. Some of music’s greatest.
With David, it’s a bit more complex than that, as he was born in Scotland but when he was 2 years old, he and his family moved away from there to Canada and then he and his family moved to the U.S. when he was 8. Strangely enough (or maybe not so strangely considering that he was born in 1952 and back then there wasn’t as much globalization as there is now) despite having moved from Scotland when he was very young to Canada and the U.S. and never really having spent that much time in Scotland, he had developed a pretty strong Scottish accent (most people who were born in a different country and moved to another one at a very young age never really develop the accent of the countries that they are born and adopt the accents of the kids around them), but he got rid of it when he came to the US because he was being bullied at school for it. On the other hand, Mark Knopfler and both Bon Scott and the Young Brothers had this too, but unlike David they never got the accents that their parents had being raised in another country.
Época denostada por crítica y por el propio Bowie. Pero yo lo encuentro bien.
I love that at times you can see David visibly struggling not to burst out laughing…
The melody of this tune is phenomenal; just gorgeous! Fabulous band right here. Bravo!
David to me was like he was invented in the 80s. Nevertheless, his music is eternal and timeless, fantastic.
This is my baby sensory videos
I really hope he won't burn down the house
He looks just like his dad.
Throwing shapes
He is just like me fr
This is very , very cool , thankyou to uhohbyrne 197 great to see this little interaction of David's family I love true stories. Never thought of it as a film , more like a guided tour of "strangeville USA"
Poor David you can tell what somgs he doesnt like but is so polite.
He's like a Mr Rogers for our times
the wholesome man who killed indie radio by tripling tariffs
*Promo sm*
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I love his 80s and 90s period. I think he`s more mature then.
Very good, keep it up
I had a fairly close childhood friend who worked for Bowie during this tour. He committed suicide back in 2008 (if I remember correctly). I attended his 'wake' along with one of The Sims Brothers who sang back-up vocals on the "Let's Dance" album. Curiously enough, Peter Frampton was in the line-up for this tour. He would later claim that David's inviting to join his band for this tour saved his life.
Love David bowie rest in peace
0:27 David Byrne sneezes in Scottish.
Yeah, but what was he making?
latkes and salsa verde
his kitchen suits him
Who ever did the captions must be an exceptionally fine gentlemen
thanks. -the exceptionally fine gentlemen
You're a Beautiful Soul, your songs helped keep me Grounded to mine. Thank you .🤍💎✨️
David Byrne makes me so happy.
"450! *ohhhh yeahhhhh* "
real excited about that oven temp