About this album
Where they were
By 2001, David Byrne was in a phase of artistic exploration following his tenure with Talking Heads, having released several solo albums. 'Look into the Eyeball' marked his first studio album since 'Feelings' in 1997, showcasing a renewed focus on diverse musical styles and personal themes.
Why it matters
'Look into the Eyeball' received critical acclaim for its innovative sound and lyrical depth, reflecting Byrne's unique perspective on contemporary life. The album's standout single, 'Like Humans Do,' gained international attention and exemplified Byrne's ability to blend pop sensibilities with thought-provoking content.
Essential tracks
- "Like Humans Do" — This track encapsulates Byrne's signature fusion of upbeat melodies with existential musings, making it a memorable highlight.
- "The Great Intoxication" — With its infectious rhythm and layered instrumentation, this song showcases Byrne's knack for creating engaging soundscapes while exploring complex themes.
- "Neighborhood" — This track stands out for its evocative storytelling and rich arrangement, illustrating Byrne’s keen observation of human behavior in communal settings.
Release Date
January 1, 2001
Artist Origin
United States
Tracklist
- 1 U.B. Jesus 3:50
- 2 The Revolution 2:15
- 3 The Great Intoxication 2:37
- 4 Like Humans Do 3:32
- 5 Broken Things 4:30
- 6 The Accident 2:34
- 7 Desconocido Soy 2:39
- 8 Neighborhood 4:32
- 9 Smile 3:33
- 10 The Moment of Conception 2:57
- 11 Walk on Water 3:26
- 12 Everyone’s in Love With You 2:28
