Side A
Artist	Song
Talking Heads	Love --> Building On Fire
Talking Heads	Psycho Killer
Talking Heads	Uh-Oh, Love Comes To Town
Talking Heads	Tentative Decisions
Talking Heads	Don't Worry About The Government
Talking Heads	Pulled Up
Talking Heads	A Clean Break (live)
Talking Heads	Thank You For Sending Me An Angel
Talking Heads	Warning Sign
Talking Heads	The Girls Want To Be With The Girls
Talking Heads	Found A Job
Talking Heads	Artists Only
Talking Heads	Stay Hungry
Talking Heads	Take Me To The River
Talking Heads	Electricity (live)
Talking Heads	Mind
Talking Heads	Cities
Talking Heads	Heaven
Talking Heads	Life During Wartime
Talking Heads	Memories Can't Wait
Talking Heads	Born Under Punches
Side B
Artist	Song	Buy
Talking Heads	Once In A Lifetime
Talking Heads	Crosseyed & Painless
Talking Heads	The Great Curve
Talking Heads	Burning Down The House
Talking Heads	Making Flippy Floppy
Talking Heads	This Must Be The Place (Naive Melody)
Talking Heads	Slippery People (live)
Talking Heads	What A Day That Was (live)
Talking Heads	And She Was
Talking Heads	Stay Up Late
Talking Heads	Walk It Down
Talking Heads	Road To Nowhere
Talking Heads	Love For Sale
Talking Heads	Radio Head
Talking Heads	Wild Wild Life
Talking Heads	Totally Nude
Talking Heads	(Nothing But) Flowers

Comment:

As with the esteemed Mr. Conroy (and no doubt others), I saw the (long overdue) reissued Talking Heads discs (with some tremendous remastering) as a fine excuse to rework (and expand) my old Talking Heads mix. Having finally picked up their entire remastered catalog (including their inferior final 2 albums, True Stories and Naked, neither of which I enjoy any more now than I did when they originally came out), I'm able to do the band justice.
Unlike Rob, however, I did want to go beyond their core albums and include cuts from those final two (plus the preceding Little Creatures, which is half good, half forgettable). Which meant, of course, cutting some essential tracks from the early years. I wanted this to be primarily an overview of their studio work, otherwise I would have included far more from their fantastic live album The Name Of This Band Is Talking Heads (which I prefer to the better-known Stop Making Sense, and may be one of my favorite live albums ever).

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