A little-known classic. 1

I waited a long one. In the difficult choice that is "his favorite record," I stayed with conventional (Led Zeppelin 4, Songs in the Key of Life by Stevie Wonder, Ziggy Stardust Bowie ...).
Come on, I'll stock up on CDs. After much back and forth on the shelves, I came across "it". A disc black pouch, the succinct titles (paper, mind ...), and the name of a group that is not totally unknown to me, "the Talking Heads." I had a crush long ago on one of their singles ("once in a lifetime"), but without going further. The magazine known sometimes present in their 300, 400, 500 (your choice) must.
Hop, I buy the thing, and I listen. And my faith, shock. The clash. One we have 3, 4 times max in life of every true music fan (you know, the thrill, there, in the back). Yep, it's sublime.
This hot breath disk and constantly cold. A very pure music, pop rhythms but an atmosphere completely apart, clinical (the singer is not far depression), 20 ideas by title, breaks rhythm, simple and complex at once. Sublime.
Listen Air first.
This record is my favorite, definitely.