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`Sense' will stop with 2nd anniversary showing
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David Byrne, dancing like a featherweight boxer on coals,
defines the physcial presence of the Talking Heads concert film "Stop
Making Sense," which will celebrate its second anniversary tomorrow
at the Fine Arts theaters, 418 S. Michigan (939-3700).
And "Stop Making Sense" is down for the count.
The final showing - at least temporarily - of "Stop Making
Sense" will be at 10 p.m. tomorrow at the Fine Arts. "There won't be
any showings through Christmas and what happens beyo...
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Heads' concert film makes more sense.
The Boston Herald
; Stop Making Sense. Not rated. At the Coolidge Corner Theatre. 3 1/2 stars Fifteen years after its original release, Stop Making Sense, the Talking Heads concert movie directed by Jonathan Demme ( The Silence of the Lambs ), seems different. And the difference is in more than just the spiffed-up
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Innovator sees the creative amid the crass.(Features)(Arts & Leisure)(Movies)(Interview / David Byrne)
The Christian Science Monitor
; Filmmakers and rock stars have formed some interesting partnerships, but few rock-concert movies have achieved classic status. Near the top of anyone's list is Stop Making Sense, the Talking Heads extravaganza directed in 1984 by Jonathan Demme, whose nonmusical pictures range from Something Wild
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David starts making sense TALKING HEADS LEGEND RETURNS TO THE BARROWLAND
Evening Times
; ON Tartan Day, as New Yorkers examined their family trees in the hope of finding a Scottish branch, David Byrne contemplated his Caledonian connections - and wasn't so impressed. Byrne left Dumbarton for Baltimore, USA when he was just a boy and soon realised that being Scottish meant that he was
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 "Rocky Mountain News (Denver, CO)")
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BYRNE-IN' DOWN AN OLD HOUSE EX-TALKING HEAD'S INTEREST IN GROUP'S GESTALT REKINDLES.(Entertainment/Weekend/Spotlight)
Rocky Mountain News (Denver, CO)
; Byline: Michael Mehle Rocky Mountain News Popular Music Writer For years, David Byrne admits, he went out of his way to put some distance between his solo career and his ...
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Byrne talks sense about film re-release
The Boston Globe
; David Byrne, former lead singer-songwriter-guitarist for Talking Heads, has kept a wary distance from his old band in the decade-plus of his solo career. Personally and professionally. He gets along with keyboardist Jerry Harrison enough to exchange e-mails, but he is estranged from the rhythm
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