Fear Of Music In May of 1979 the band records its third album, with the help of Brian Eno for the second time. Fear Of Music is the title of this album, and it is taken after a mental disease consisting in a phobia to music.

The opening song, "I Zimbra", has a lot or african-like rhyhtms, repeated again and again, and David Byrne saying a lot of words without any apparent meaning; although at the beginning it may sound like a strange language, it is in fact the poem without words "Gadji beri bimba", of Hugo Ball.

Songs on Fear Of Music:

I Zimbra
Mind
Paper
Cities
Life During Wartime
Memories Can't Wait
Air
Heaven
Animals
Electric Guitar
Drugs