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Eno was just as bad as Byrne when it came to crediting issues. The honeymoon phase with Eno on Remain in Light was short-lived. Eno heavily advocated for the record to be called Remain in Light by Talking Heads and Brian Eno and tried to erase some contributions from Frantz, Weymouth, and Harrison.
One of the greatest American artists of all time, Rauschenberg was a massive Talking Heads fan and created a limited-edition album and package design for Speaking in Tongues. The only downer? Was he at home? He said he would not be going home. Already a subscriber? He invited them up to his place, where he proceeded to eat an entire gallon of ice cream in front of them, while offering his critique of the band. He wanted to sign them to a recording contract, but when Frantz and others looked it over, they realized it gave ownership of their catalogue entirely to Reed and his manager, which would have sent all the profits from album sales their way.
Lou was a good friend and continued to be, despite that. The drummer felt there was something odd about their frontman from the start. Frantz had already been playing with future wife Weymouth at that point, imaging a band based on their rhythms. The first signs of Byrne pushing his contributions ahead of anyone else showed in college. He was supposed to be part of a group visual art show but sneaked into the gallery before the opening to rehang his own pieces in a front room, pushing the others to the back.
When Frantz questioned Byrne about it, he claimed it was a mistake and that it would be changed, which it later was. The early version of the band, captured on Talking Heads: 77, stressed what could be described as anti-sensual rhythms, emphasized by the nervous, and distracted, persona of Byrne. The result made them popular enough to inspire a successful tour of England and Europe with the Ramones, who they loved, with the exception of Johnny.
Frantz writes that Johnny bullied Weymouth, in between complaining about the cultural sights everyone else wanted to savor. There was a serious issue, too, with credits.
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