Win Stop Making Sense on Blu-ray!

“The greatest concert movie ever made”.
Rolling Stone

Stop Making Sense: A band at the peak of their powers. A beautifully staged, carefully choreographed performance. The one with the boom box and Psycho Killer at the start. The Talking Heads one by one joining front man David Byrne on stage. The one where he dances with a lampshade. The one directed by the big name Hollywood director. The one with the big suit at the end.

No wonder Stop Making Sense is rightfully acknowledged as being the best concert film and the best music film ever and is still, more than 30 years after its original release, the yardstick by which all other music films are measured by…

And now, Stop Making Sense is set to arrive on Blu-ray and DVD in a definitive, restored edition – with more than 60,000 instances of dirt and scratches removed – from Second Sight on 16 November 2015.

Filmed by renowned director Jonathan Demme, it captures the Talking Heads awe-inspiring performance live at Hollywood’s Pantages Theatre in December 1983.

Kicking off with the inimitable David Byrne walking onto an empty stage, without even so much as a backdrop, he proceeds to announce “I’ve got a tape I want to play you” before launching into a mesmerising, stripped back, drum machine and acoustic guitar rendition of Psycho Killer. From here the set and the band literally evolve song by song until both are complete and Byrne appears in his iconic ‘big suit’. Capturing the infectious energy and a unique Taking Heads performance, Stop Making Sense is an unforgettable musical and cinematic experience.

BONUS FEATURES:

Bonus Tracks – ‘Cities’, ‘Big Business’/’I Zimbra’
One hour band press conference
Audio commentary with the band and Jonathan Demme
‘Once in a Lifetime’ Music Video
Four Audio Mixes: 5.1 and Stereo Feature Film Mix, 5.1 and Stereo Studio Mix

WIN

We have 2 copies of the Blu-ray to give away!

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When was the concert filmed?

a) December 1982
b) December 1983
c) December 1984

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