EatZeBug
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Hello, I am EatZeBug, welcome to my thread!
This thread is for investigating symbolism and connections in 70s and 80s music, especially the late 70s/early 80s New Wave genre.
However I am mainly investigating the band which most interests me- Talking Heads because I found a few interesting things about them that made me scratch my head, especially about their lead singer.
Feel free to muse about other groups though.
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Quick back story:
Suddenly I've become addicted to and obsessed with this weird 80s New Wave band from the New York CBGBs called 'Talking Heads' and their music.
You may recognise their song Psycho Killer or Burning Down the House or Once in a Lifetime.
It all started last year when I found a song called Once In A Lifetime from a meme... I could not stop listening to it for ages. It was like some sort of hypnosis ritual
SAME AS IT EVER WAS SAME AS IT EVER WAS SAME AS IT EVER WAS...
Then I started going down a rabbit hole ever since, listening to their music on repeat, watching their concert and interview videos and I have found the lead singer of that group seems very suspicious, not your wholesome family guy... so I'd like to know if anyone knows any information about him and the lyrics he wrote.
No it's not just because he's autistic (Or he says so anyway in an interview) because I'm autistic too and that was part of what got me interested in this band. I could relate to his awkwardness, and it was kind of endearing.
It's not only his uncanny demeanour or weird esoteric lyrics and 'paradoxical style' of writing that leaves me with questions but mostly his affiliations which seem tied to the globalist agenda. Is this a case of autism + drugs + MK Ultra?
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So anyway, here goes:
Weird things I found about Talking Heads, especially their lead singer David Byrne:
I'm new to this sort of thing by the way so I'll need your help to connect the dots, but here's what I do know:
About Talking Heads:
Now for some tidbits about the lead singer himself, David Byrne...
He also did a song in 1985 called 'In The Future' . I suppose it could just be a silly song about paradoxes and confirmation bias but it's still very strange
This thread is for investigating symbolism and connections in 70s and 80s music, especially the late 70s/early 80s New Wave genre.
However I am mainly investigating the band which most interests me- Talking Heads because I found a few interesting things about them that made me scratch my head, especially about their lead singer.
Feel free to muse about other groups though.
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Quick back story:
Suddenly I've become addicted to and obsessed with this weird 80s New Wave band from the New York CBGBs called 'Talking Heads' and their music.
You may recognise their song Psycho Killer or Burning Down the House or Once in a Lifetime.
It all started last year when I found a song called Once In A Lifetime from a meme... I could not stop listening to it for ages. It was like some sort of hypnosis ritual
SAME AS IT EVER WAS SAME AS IT EVER WAS SAME AS IT EVER WAS...
Then I started going down a rabbit hole ever since, listening to their music on repeat, watching their concert and interview videos and I have found the lead singer of that group seems very suspicious, not your wholesome family guy... so I'd like to know if anyone knows any information about him and the lyrics he wrote.
No it's not just because he's autistic (Or he says so anyway in an interview) because I'm autistic too and that was part of what got me interested in this band. I could relate to his awkwardness, and it was kind of endearing.
It's not only his uncanny demeanour or weird esoteric lyrics and 'paradoxical style' of writing that leaves me with questions but mostly his affiliations which seem tied to the globalist agenda. Is this a case of autism + drugs + MK Ultra?
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So anyway, here goes:
Weird things I found about Talking Heads, especially their lead singer David Byrne:
I'm new to this sort of thing by the way so I'll need your help to connect the dots, but here's what I do know:
About Talking Heads:
- On Talking Heads probably most famous album with the album cover designed by Tibor Kalman, there are upside down letter 'A' which apparently means 'The logical symbol ∀ - "for all". According to Wikipedia "According to the principle of acrophony, the letter A originated from the Proto-Sinatic alphabet as a symbol representing the head of an ox or cow (aleph), its orientation and original meaning having been lost over time. The turned A symbol restores the letter to a more easily recognizable logographic representation of an ox's head.[5] Sounds like a baphomet
- In Talking Heads music video, their lead singer is shown with a prism that resembles a Saturn Cube levitating around his head.
- In the same music video you see eyes on his shirt with one eye covered, cresent moon and lots of other symbolism which I'm unsure of with the Earth behind him. I'd say there's a lot to unpack here and I'm curious about the symbolism of the eaten apple... Is it some kind of weird Gnostic inversion of eating the forbidden fruit and becoming like the 'angel' figure on the right? Who knows!
Now for some tidbits about the lead singer himself, David Byrne...
- He gave an eery prediction of the future back in 1979
He also did a song in 1985 called 'In The Future' . I suppose it could just be a silly song about paradoxes and confirmation bias but it's still very strange
- He still performs today as a solo singer and I think just finished a musical called 'American Utopia' which I haven't watched it but it sounds really ‘woke corporate’ based on comments and reviews I have found
- He is originally from Scotland and I know that the highest Freemason system is 'Scottish Rite' but that could be a coincidence because lots of people come from Scotland and are not Freemason. I read that his dad was Catholic and his that his mother was a protestant and I read also that she was a Quaker or something. This lead to arguments and I’m guessing that put him off Christianity and he was more tempted to sell his soul to the devil etc. etc.
- He started this magazine called 'Reasons to be Cheerful' which is anything but because it pushes some fluffy nice sounding stuff like 'Classes teaching happiness now' in with nefarious SDG/ESG stuff and follows the UN, WEF and WHO... The unholy trinity of neofeudalism on a global scale!
- UN is also listed but doesn't appear in the photo, you can search for it for yourself though
- He and a bunch of other artists including Devo contributed to an abortion fundraiser album compilation last year after Roe V Wade was overturned. I have heard rumours that people in Hollywood gain energy or youthfulness from sacrifice of the unborn (Adrenochrome?). Either way, it's demonic.
- He and Talking Heads' most well-known producer Brian Eno did an album together and sampled a real-life exorcism in a song titled ‘The Jezebel Spirit’… Very strange! :/ His obsession with spiritual things and occult would continue throughout his career.
- He recently posted this sickening photo of Jesus in a dress. Galatians 6:7 clearly states that God will not be mocked, so he is operating in an antichrist spirit. (UPDATE: He clarified in an interview with singer Lorde that he does not use social media himself but someone in a small office handles his social media so I’m not sure how much influence he has but this is still unsettling to say the least)
- He was one of the first people to get his music on the PC. His song was titled "Like Humans Do." You would recognize it if you had a computer running XP because it was one of the 3 sample songs preloaded on there. Ironically, in the album cover, he looks like a cyborg. Does he have close ties to Bill Gates?
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