[joannajewsom]

For your consideration, I submit:


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[telefunker]

if he's not epileptic, then he's a genius
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[Elston]

Wow, he's a bad dancer.

[RFNAPLES]

NO
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[Norman Bates]

Definitely.


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[joannajewsom]

[joannajewsom]

Elston and Naples, who do you think has the sweetest dance moves? You guys are probably into Martha Graham or something. Well, that stuff is for snobs. Martha couldn't get down like Byrne, baby.

[CellarDoor]

You assume right Joanna, Norman's vid was quite a laugh.

But it doesn't beat the "flying crane" moves from the first, or the crazy video of "Once in a Lifetime".

http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x12spb_talking-heads-once-in-a-lifetime_music

[Elston]

That was some of the lamest dancing I've ever seen. I only watched half the video so maybe it got good in the second half, but it was like the dorkiest, most horrible dancing I've ever seen.

[RFNAPLES]

I live in Durham, North Carolina home since 1978 of the The American Dance Festival, an eight-week summer festival of modern dance performances and a six and four-week school for dance held at Duke University and the Durham Performing Arts Center. Many modern dance choreographers and companies including José Limón, Pearl Lang, Bella Lewitzky, Sophie Maslow, Alwin Nikolais, Merce Cunningham, Ruth Currier, Erick Hawkins, Paul Taylor, Alvin Ailey, Twyla Tharp, Eiko & Koma, Seán Curran and Pilobolus have given performances here.

David Byrne doesn't have the "sweetest" dance moves ever. Perhaps they are among the weirdest, combining aerobics and spastics.
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