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JAMES NEISS LOOKS AT THE CAREER OF ONE OF THE MOST INTERESTING ACTS TO HAVE EMERGED DURING THE PAST TEN YEARS Since 1982, Talk Talk have established themselves as one of the select few bands of the past decade who have succeeded in selling records on their own artistic terms. Indeed, since their "Natural History" collection caught the industry unawares by quietly selling more than one million copies worldwide in 1990, their new album "Laughing Stock" became one of the most keenly anticipated British releases in years. Yet even as little as two years ago this situation seemed as unlikely as it did enviable. Having evolved from synth-pop lightweights into brooding progressives over just four albums, Talk Talk seemed a spent commercial force to many onlookers aft More... (Submit New Talk Talk Lyrics) (Submit New Talk Talk Lyrics) Review about Talk Talk Montreux 1986 | Reviewer: Dave ------ About artist/band Talk Talk Reviewer says....."Equally stunning was the live version of "Does Caroline Know?" on the flip of "I Don't Believe In You", recorded at the Montreux Jazz Festival in summer 1986, on which the extended eight-man line-up fleshed out this previously unremarkable song quite beautifully, even adding a verse of "Mirror Man". Interestingly, this track also documents the only concert to date at which Tim Friese-Greene has performed with the group." I say..... I'm positive Friese-Greene didn't play at the Montreux gig. Please correct me if I'm wrong. Profound | Reviewer: Joel ------ About the song Life's What You Make It performed by Talk Talk Such a simple, yet amazingly unshakable message. Life is totally what you make it. And Mark Hollis was correct; You can't escape it. The album "The Colour of Spring" ponders life in general and this track is the summation. Beautiful arrangements, haunting bass, lyrics and the vocal to go with it. Try and track down any live versions you can, they seem to hit home even more. the dice man | Reviewer: v ------ About the song Such a Shame performed by Talk Talk Inspired by the book the Dice Man, where the man throws a dice, and each face of the dice decides the way he should live his life. I think here the song uses the books story to illustrate someone who is trying to break away from a relationship, throwing a dice to decide how to go on and to try to change his life and feelings.. Inspired by the Dice man | Reviewer: V ------ About the song Such a Shame performed by Talk Talk Inspired by the book the Dice Man, where the man throws a dice, and each face of the dice decides the way he should live his life. I think here the song uses the books story to illustrate someone who is trying to break away from a relationship, throwing a dice to decide how to go on and to try to change his life and feelings.. Talk Talk - Living in Another World | Reviewer: Anonymous ------ About the song Living in Another World performed by Talk Talk 'Living in Another World' A heart wrenching song beautifully written and beautifully sung. One of pop's finest. Confusion | Reviewer: Sebastian Humpert ------ About the song It's My Life performed by Talk Talk I love this song very much. It was remade by Gwen Stefani's No Doubt, but I don't like No Doubt's version of this song. I like Talk Talk's version. It's so much better than No Doubt. I absolutely hate No Doubt. Classic | Reviewer: Anonymous ------ About the song It's My Life performed by Talk Talk This is a very thought provoking song from a much underrated band. Their whole catalog is worthy of a long listen. Several long listens. Talk Talk's transformation | Reviewer: mianfei ------ About the song Desire performed by Talk Talk "Desire", much more than the two previous songs on "Spirit Of Eden", was where Talk Talk moved out of the mood of "The Colour Of Spring". The dramatic change from quiet-to-loud, rather than being overblown, offers a remarkable look at the troubled feelings of Mark Hollis' life and how he wants the pressure of him. The simple electric guitar line has a ferocious intensity rivalling their masterwork "Ascension Day", whilst the orchestrated feel of the softer lines actually stands as a perfect complement for creating amazing emotional power. You could review the artist/band Talk Talk in Biography page You could review Talk Talk album by visiting Albums page and selecting an album You could review Talk Talk song by clicking the song which you like  Download "Talk Talk" Music | |
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