I'm not very familiar with David Byrne's music, but the combination of the strings and the precussion is nice...
Ha, Ha, I was just going to say he reminded me of the singer from Talking Heads...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/David_Byrne
I guess I was right!

i think this is my new favourite david byrne song! cant stop listening to it

Thank you so much for both of the promotes!! Spread the David Byrne love around.

I also love his lyrics. They can be so random and deep at the same time. Maybe it's all the acid use.

This is fantastic stuff. I wonder how much $ David Byrne got for the cameo.

^Ounce in a lifetime? Somewhere Dr. Dre is crying and David Byrne is laughing.

Fixed. Thanks!

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Fix available here:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nxuNgY8OHDk

The "easy listening" version. This is kind of amusing. These guys are obviously really talented players.

I really miss Sessions @ West 54th Street. I really enjoyed the hosts too, John Hiatt & David Byrne. I will take S@W54 over Austin City Limits any day.

http://www.videosift.com/video/U-B-Jesus-David-Byrne

>> ^coolhund:
Sexual equality now! Women need only 1 censor bar, just like men.


That'd be fine by me...

Oh man, I totally want that yellow David Byrne shirt.

This combines 3 great things:

David Byrne, Dizzee Rascal, and Nudity.

There's something about the playfulness juxtaposed with nudity -- it's something you so rarely see in American culture. We're so repressed that we think everything sexy is repressed, dangerous, scandalous, or passionate. It can sometimes just be fun.

David Byrne gets my vote!

Nope:
http://www.videosift.com/video/Dream-Operator-True-Stories-David-Byrne#comment-329980

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requeue function is still alive....just used it

Check again Choggie

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David Byrne is my hero (at least one of them). Check out his spot-on new article about changes in the music business: http://www.wired.com/entertainment/music/magazine/16-01/ff_byrne