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By: Dave Tianen - jsonline.com

It would be difficult to think of a second generation rock artist who has done more to push the boundaries of rock music than David Byrne. Building on the example of the Velvet Underground, in the '70s and '80s, Byrne and the Talking Heads took the basic vocabulary of rock and roll and fused it with an art school sense of creativity. And, unlike the Velvets, you got a generous helping of infectious world beat rhythms. Byrne may occasionally overreach. He might take a nip or two from the brew of self indulgence, but he never fails to bring the fun. Wednesday night before a sellout crowd at the Pabst Theater, David Byrne demonstrated that, at 56, he is anything but a spent force. The energy, the imagination, the creativity, just the sheer exhilaration that marked Byrne's best work is still there in ample supply. Read More...