Talking Heads - More Songs About Buildings And Food Album

Tracklist

1	Found A Job Mixed By – Brian Eno, Ed Stasium	5:00
2	The Good Thing	3:03
3	Take Me To The River Written By – Al Green/M. HodgesWritten-By – Al Green, M. Hodges	5:00
4	Warning Sign	3:55
5	I'm Not In Love	4:33
6	Thank You For Sending Me An Angel	2:11
7	Stay Hungry Written By – David Byrne/Chris FrantzWritten-By – Chris Frantz	2:39
8	With Our Love	3:30
9	The Girls Want To Be With The Girls	2:37
10	The Big Country	5:30
11	Artists Only Written By – David Byrne/Wayne ZieveWritten-By – Wayne Zieve	3:34

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
SRK 6058	Talking Heads	More Songs About Buildings And Food ‎(LP, Album, Jac)	Sire	SRK 6058	US	1978
MC-SIR 00274254	Talking Heads	More Songs About Buildings And Food ‎(Cass, Album)	Sire	MC-SIR 00274254	Peru	Unknown
SRK 6058	Talking Heads	More Songs About Buildings And Food ‎(LP, Album, Jac)	Sire	SRK 6058	US	1978
SIR M8 6058	Talking Heads	More Songs About Buildings And Food ‎(8-Trk, Album)	Sire	SIR M8 6058	US	1978
2 C068 61450, 2C 068-61.450	Talking Heads	More Songs About Buildings And Food ‎(LP, Album, RE)	Sire, Sire	2 C068 61450, 2C 068-61.450	France	Unknown

Credits

• Bass Guitar – Tina Weymouth
• Cover – Jimmy De Sana
• Drums, Percussion – Chris Frantz
• Engineer – Rhett Davies
• Engineer [Assistant] – Benji Ambrister
• Mastered By – Joe Gastwirt
• Piano, Organ, Synthesizer, Guitar, Backing Vocals [Background Singing] – Jerry Harrison
• Producer – Brian Eno, Talking Heads
• Synthesizer, Piano, Guitar, Percussion, Backing Vocals [Background Singing] – Brian Eno
• Vocals [Singing], Guitar, Percussion [Synthesized], Cover [Cover Concept] – David Byrne
• Written-By – David Byrne (tracks: 1 to 6, 8, 11)

• Engineer – Rhett Davies
• Engineer [Assistant] – Benji Ambrister
• Mastered By – Joe Gastwirt
• Producer – Brian Eno, Talking Heads
• Written-By – David Byrne (tracks: A1 to A6, B1 to B3, B5)

Notes

LP originally released 1978.

Recorded and mixed March and April 1978 at Compass Point Studio, New Providence, The Bahamas except "Found A Job" which was mixed at Media Sound.
Originally mastered at Masterdisk.
CDD pre-mastering by WCI Record GroupRecorded and mixed March and April 1978 at Compass Point Studio, New Providence, The Bahamas, Except "Found A Job" which was mixed at Media Sound.
Mastered at Masterdisk.
Published by Index Music/Bleu Disque Music Co., Inc. - ASCAP
execept B4: Jec Publishing Co./Al Green Music - BMI
℗ 1978 Sire Records Inc.
WEA Music of Canada, Ltd. a Warner Communications Company

Released with a printed inner-sleeve

Barcodes

• Barcode (text): 0 7599-27425-2 8
• Barcode: 075992742528
• ASIN: B000002KNV
• Matrix / Runout (Variant 1): 1 6058-2 SRC=07 M2-S4
• Matrix / Runout (Variant 2): 1 6058-2 SRC=07 M4S6
• Matrix / Runout (Variant 3): 1 6058-2 SRC=07 M1 S2

• Rights Society: ASCAP
• Rights Society: BMI

Companies

• Recorded At – Compass Point Studios
• Mixed At – Compass Point Studios
• Mixed At – Mediasound
• Mastered At – Masterdisk
• Remastered At – WCI Record Group
• Phonographic Copyright (p) – Sire Records, Inc.
• Manufactured By – WEA Manufacturing
• Marketed By – Warner Bros. Records Inc.

• Phonographic Copyright (p) – Sire Records, Inc.
• Copyright (c) – Sire Records, Inc.
• Manufactured By – WEA Music Of Canada, Ltd.
• Distributed By – WEA Music Of Canada, Ltd.
• Recorded At – Compass Point Studios
• Mixed At – Compass Point Studios
• Mixed At – Mediasound
• Mastered At – Masterdisk

Video

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