Talking Heads Naked CD

Naked Music

List Price	$11.94 (You save $2.85)
Category	Rock/Pop Albums, New Wave CDs, Rock, DualDisc
Label	Sire
Orig Year	1988
All Time Sales Rank	67314
CD Universe Part number	7004932
Catalog number	76457
Discs	1
Release Date	Feb 14, 2006
Studio/Live	Studio
Mono/Stereo	Multi
Producer	Steve Lillywhite; Talking Heads
Engineer	Richard Manwaring
Personnel	David Byrne - vocals, guitar Jerry Harrison - guitar, keyboards, percussion, background vocals Tina Weymouth - keyboards, bass, background vocals Chris Frantz - drums Also: Lenny Pickett, Eric Weissberg, Johnny Marr, Phil Bodner, Stan Harrison, Manolo Badrena, Wally Badarou, Earl Gardner, Kirsty MacColl, KIRSTY MACCOLL, Don Brooks, Abdou Mboup, Laurie Frink, Yves Ndjock, Steve Elfon, Brice Wassy, James Fearnley, Angel Fernandez, Bobby Porcelli, Robyn Eubanks, Charlie Sepulveda, Arthur Russell, Al Acosta, Dale Turk, Jose "Ite" Jerez, Sydney Thiam, Alex Haas, Moussa Cissokoa, Nino Gioia, Philippe Servain

Talking Heads Naked Songs

	1.	Blind
	2.	Mr. Jones
	3.	Totally Nude
	4.	Ruby Dear
	5.	Flowers, (Nothing But)
	6.	Democratic Circus, The
	7.	Facts of Life, The
	8.	Mommy Daddy You and I
	9.	Big Daddy
	10.	Bill
	11.	Cool Water
	12.	Sax and Violins

Naked Music Review

Average Rating: (5 out of 5 stars) 5 stars

5 stars Perfect Ending
Hello All, This disc makes a perfect ending to this stellar series of spectacular surround mixes. This disc didn't get great reviews when first released, and I wonder why. The Steve Lillywhite production is fantastic (and VERY bright!), and the music gets really BIG with the adddition of several guest musicians. The added personel makes the 5.1 mix a very entertaining listen. In my opinion, NAKED sits just below REMAIN IN LIGHT, as far as rating the surround mixes. Another "must buy!" Thank you.
Submitted by patrick_roseberry (Glen Ellyn, Illinois)
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