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Look into the Eyeball

David Byrne · 2001

38 min · 12 tracks · alternative rock · new wave

A vibrant blend of eclectic rhythms and introspective lyrics, merging alternative rock with world music influences.

Is this for you?

Good fit if you like

  • short, engaging listening sessions
  • eclectic and varied soundscapes
  • introspective lyrical exploration
  • playful rhythmic experimentation

Where this album fits

In the catalog
Experimental — Represents a departure in sound and style from Byrne's previous works.
Themes
communal observation· vibrant storytelling
Career context
By 2001, David Byrne was in a phase of artistic exploration following his tenure with Talking Heads, having released several solo albums. 'Look into the Eyeball' marked his first studio album since 'Feelings' in 1997, showcasing a renewed focus on diverse musical styles and personal themes.
Stylistic neighbors
Talking Heads· Brian Eno· The B-52's
If this clicks, go next to
Lead Us Not into Temptation — Continues the eclectic sound with deeper explorations of themes and rhythms.
Sounds like this from elsewhere
Up by Peter Gabriel — Explores personal and communal themes with a diverse sonic palette and world music influences.
Remain in Light by Talking Heads — Shares eclectic rhythms and vibrant storytelling, merging rock with global musical elements.
Sea Change by Beck — Features introspective lyrics and a blend of diverse sounds, creating an emotional resonance similar to Byrne's work.

Tracklist

New here? Start with "U.B. Jesus".

  • 1 U.B. Jesus Start here 3:50
  • 2 The Revolution 2:15
  • 3 The Great Intoxication 2:37
  • 4 Like Humans Do 3:32
  • 5 Broken Things 4:30
  • 6 The Accident 2:34
  • 7 Desconocido Soy 2:39
  • 8 Neighborhood 4:32
  • 9 Smile 3:33
  • 10 The Moment of Conception 2:57
  • 11 Walk on Water 3:26
  • 12 Everyone’s in Love With You 2:28

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