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Disco de The B-52's: “Planet Claire”

Disco de The B-52's: “Planet Claire”
Información del disco :
Título: Planet Claire
Fecha de Publicación:1998-06-30
Tipo:Desconocido
Género:Pop, Rock, New Wave
Sello Discográfico:PolyGram
Letras Explícitas:No
UPC:731455121025
Valoración de Usuarios :
Media (4.5) :(2 votos)
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Lista de temas :
1 Planet Claire Video
2 Rock Lobster Video
3 Lava
4 Downtown Video
5 6060-842 Video
6 52 Girls Video
7 Give Me Back My Man Video
8 Strobe Light Video
9 Dirty Back Road Video
10 Love Land
11 Nip It in the Bud Video
12 Song for a Future Generation Video
13 Wig Video
14 Girl from Ipanema Goes to Greenland Video
D. S. HARDEN "a movie fan" (L.A.,CA USA) - 02 Febrero 2007
3 personas de un total de 4 encontraron útil la siguiente opinión:
- Planet Claire...

"Rock Lobster" is the signature tune on this CD. But my song is "Loveland" and I can't explain why. There's just something to the wailing that gets to me. Good stuff from the B-52's. Five stars...

Ashley (Minnesota, USA) - 02 Marzo 2001
4 personas de un total de 7 encontraron útil la siguiente opinión:
- Yet another CD with a collection of already made songs.

I'm a B-52's fan, just so you know from the start. This CD is for the collector, or for the fan who just discovered Love Shack and wants to hear more like it. This CD has some of The B's best early songs, along with some of the wacky ones. This is a party album(as every B-52 CD is), and it's highly amusing. Let's see, we have Planet Claire (a classic song, but highly simple.) Lava with nifty guitars, and nicely contrasted voices. Downtown, a funky new wavish version of the original. Strobe Light, a song focusing mainly on having a good time, sure to lighten up a dull atmosphere. Future Generation, a song as interesting as it is true. I can go on, and list the good qualities this CD has, but I think i'll let you buy it yourself, leaving you with this last message-- This CD is a certified "B's" cd, none of their commercial crap.