David Byrne Radio

https://www.davidbyrne.com/radio#filter=all&sortby=date:desc

110•bookofjoe•3mo ago

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stronglikedan•3mo ago

I love that David Byrne keeps his passion eternally flamed and remains so relevant. Truly a cross-genre genius.

alex1138•3mo ago

For those who haven't he has two pretty interesting books, Bicycle Diaries and How Music Works

ape4•3mo ago

I can't see any info about the current song in the popup player. Am I doing something wrong.

ortusdux•3mo ago

Thanks for this. My most frequented playlist is "feat David Byrne", which has exposed me to some great artists.

arscan•3mo ago

David Byrne is currently on tour and my wife took me to the show as a bit of a backup plan (her usual concert-going friends fell through). I think concerts are okay, but I usually get bored after awhile, which is why I serve as a backup guest. I’m much more of a visual person, I suppose.

I was unprepared for how wonderful the show was. I was quite literally tearing up during the very first song from the beauty of the visuals that accompanied the musical performance, and it maintained almost that level for the entire show.

He’s really a generational talent.

dybber•3mo ago

I haven't seen the new show, but here's a recording from the show he toured with in 2018 for those interested: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=axjQuK_fuc4

HelloMcFly•3mo ago

I think if you're interested in that video, the American Utopia concert movie is the better watch.

venusenvy47•3mo ago

Here are three songs from the current tour: https://youtu.be/HxzyxS6pRac

gausswho•3mo ago

I'm new to Mr. Byrne and am looking forward to exploring this, but I do wish there was a stream I could put into my AntennaPod. I notice the term radio is shifting towards separate podcasts nowadays.

ericmcer•3mo ago

There are still like... artists who created all the stuff he is curating. Spotify/Itunes at least gives them a little something for their music.

dybber•3mo ago

This is curated playlists, not a podcast. I was confused by the name at first as well.

wvbdmp•3mo ago

It’s all hosted on Mixcloud, they probably have a feed, right? Right???

https://www.mixcloud.com/Todomundo/uploads/

klelatti•3mo ago

The Byrne 'solo album' number Big Business [1] has long been my favourite track (actually outtake) from Stop Making Sense. Byrne's eclectic collaborations and willingness to learn from others (eg Fela Kuti) have always amazed me.

[1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WYFqdrOMqk4

doodaddy•3mo ago

He also has a record label, Luaka Bop, that is a great source of discovery for anyone with diverse and eclectic music tastes.

https://www.luakabop.com/

sehugg•3mo ago

Very cool, I wish the blogs on his site supported RSS like his Reasons to be Cheerful blog.

cromulent•3mo ago

The story Stephen Tobolowsky tells (and Byrne confirms) about how Tobolowsky inspired the song Radio Head, which gave the eponymous band their name, is so good and complex that a comment cannot do it justice. Google it and sink in if this is your thing.

tagawa•3mo ago

https://www.stereogum.com/1804981/radioheads-name-was-inspir...

jlaternman•3mo ago

Wow, love this – and how Byrne keeps creating interesting projects in the digital age. How did I not know about this before.

qweflkh•3mo ago

  You may ask yourself, "What is that beautiful song?"
  You may ask yourself, "What's next in the playlist?"
  And you may ask yourself, "Am I right, am I wrong?"
  And you may say to yourself, "My God, what have I done?"

wiz21c•3mo ago

How did I get here ?

cferry•3mo ago

The 10-year-old me is still trying to understand why altering the lyrics of his song, in the metadata of a WMA file, does not change what's heard on the record... Byrne has to be a landmark in the personal history of many of us with computers.

NoSalt•3mo ago

Meh ... David Byrne outside of The Talking Heads just isn't that great.

morgan814•3mo ago

Tangentially related.

Imagine a David Byrne travel show where he is dropped off with no prior knowledge of the destination. Call it "How Did I Get Here?"

omneity•3mo ago

For the anecdote, David Byrne’s “Like Humans Do” was included by default in Windows XP’s Media Player. I kinda like that song, but many people I knew hated it or were quite indifferent.

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