"Psycho Killer" is terrible.

First let's talk about music and specifically the group Talking heads. They are the ABC of dance punk, new wave and post-punk punk. Whatever you call it, this band and their album '77' spawned many bands. Talking Heads is a band formed in 1974 by the iconic and brilliant David Byrne along with Chris Franz and Tina Weymouth. A few years later, guitarist and keyboardist Jerry Harrison, who had previously recorded with The Modern Lovers, joined.

After eight great studio albums, several tours, music videos and awards, the band officially announced their split in 1991. The legend began. The band draws direct cultural and non-musical influences from pop art and minimalism.

Within the group, they create their own style that reflects foreign experiences and lyrics with an experimental and minimalist musical tone. Every subsequent song is still a song, but not with "Pulled Up" and the final solo of "Psycho Killer" is terrible. The last song on the album is another great moment, but few bands have written songs as good...

This is an album that should not be missing from your collection. Don't be religious! Anecdote: There was a band called "On a Friday" that changed its name at the request of the record company and took its name from a Talking Heads song... and the song was called "Radio Head."