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Talking Heads "More Songs About Buildings And Food (Deluxe Edition)" Box Set Mumford & Sons "Rushmere" ” and acoustic version ofThe Talking Heads recorded their second album, More Songs About Buildings and Food, in March 1978 at Compass Point Studios in the Bahamas. For a band whose roots and soul were firmly planted in Manhattan, such a tropical location could have been disorienting. However, the addition of Brian Enoformer Roxy Music keyboardist and a pioneer of ambient musicas co producer helped sharpen the band's sound rather than dilute it. The albums title humorously