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From: ebh@mtx5b.UUCP (Ed Horch)
Newsgroups: net.music
Subject: Re: What is David Byrne doing?
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Date: Thu, 23-May-85 11:45:25 EDT
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Posted: Thu May 23 11:45:25 1985
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> [Edward C. Bennett]
>	Whenever I have seen The Talking Heads performing 'Once in a
> Lifetime', David Byrne makes a chopping motion along his right forearm
> with his left hand. Is this geture supposed to be significant of something?
> Where did he get it?

(BTW, he does this during the second set of Same-as-it-ever-was's)

My question, along these lines, is, what is the significance (if any) of
him hitting himself on the forehead during the first set of Same-as-it-
ever-was's, viz.
	Same as it ever was  (bap)
	Same as it ever was  (bap)
	Same as it ever was  (bap)
	. . .

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