Whats the best Talking Heads album? And why is it Speaking

It's actually TH77. Thanks for playing

because you havent heard remain in light

>>68714652
I agree OP, at least for studio albums.

But that being said the SMS version of Slippery People is even better then the SIT versions

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>tfw FoM / RiL / SiT are all interchangeable as the best

you could really feel SiT was their tipping point though
it was the best expression of what they wanted to say as a band and how big they could say it

I mean the next 3 albums have some decent tracks, but they weren't Talking Heads anymore

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pleb as shit

best record is msabaf

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This is hands down their best album.

>nobody mentions SaBaF

RiL is still the best tho

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>>68715061
But you're 100% on the money about MSABAF as their artistic pinnacle.

Fear of Music > More Songs > Remain in Light > others

Talking heads are a band where their most well known really is their best

Fear of Music is their best. Personally, I can't stand SiT's production.

>>68715971
How can it be the artistic pinnacle when artistically they perfect that sound on Fear of Music/ Speaking in Tongues, and experimentally they go further on Remain in Light.

Remain in Light is the best. The songwriting breaks conventional structure giving them their vastest sound yet.

>>68714652
It's Remain in Light, the entire middle of Speaking in Tongues is boring.