The title is a reference both to the supposed "Sophomore Slump", resulting from the reuse of ideas or material which made the debut popular, unique, or interesting.
The title is a reference both to the supposed "Sophomore Slump", resulting from the reuse of ideas or material which made the debut popular, unique, or interesting. It is also a reference to a critic's review of their first album. This album also marked the beginning of the band's collaboration with Brian Eno,* who produced and played on the album. While it was significantly more successful than their debut, Talking Heads: 77, this album did not break the band into the mainstream. FTP, name this Talking Heads album, which featured a hit cover of Al Green's "Take Me to the River".
The title is a reference both to the supposed "Sophomore Slump", resulting from the reuse of ideas or material which made the debut popular, unique, or interesting.
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