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"More Songs About Buildings and Food" is the second studio album by American rock band Talking Heads, released on July 14, 1978. This album marked a significant step in the band's development, both musically and commercially, and was their first collaboration with producer Brian Eno.

1. Album Details:

   • Title: More Songs About Buildings and Food
   • Artist: Talking Heads
   • Release Date: July 14, 1978
   • Label: Sire Records

2. Musical Style:

   • The album features a mix of new wave, post-punk, and art rock.
   • Characterized by its tight rhythms, angular guitar work, and inventive production.

3. Notable Tracks:

   • "Thank You for Sending Me an Angel" – An energetic opener with a fast tempo and catchy chorus.
   • "With Our Love" – A song featuring complex rhythms and intricate guitar interplay.
   • "The Good Thing" – Known for its upbeat melody and reflective lyrics.
   • "Warning Sign" – A track with a driving beat and anxious energy.
   • "Found a Job" – A fan favorite with its funky rhythm and satirical lyrics about television and relationships.
   • "Artists Only" – A song that showcases the band's experimental side with dissonant guitar and abstract lyrics.
   • "Take Me to the River" – A cover of the Al Green classic that became one of the album's standout tracks, featuring a soulful arrangement and David Byrne's emotive vocal performance.
   • "Stay Hungry" – A track with a propulsive beat and introspective lyrics.
   • "The Big Country" – A song that closes the album with a contemplative look at suburban life and the American landscape.