B-52's

Half of the songs on here are some of the greatest new wave songs ever written: Rock Lobster, Planet Claire, 52 Girls, Hero Worship, Lava and then the other half are just good. The B-52's had the potential to create one of the weirdest most fun albums ever, but I don't know if they were ever able to reach their full potential. This album is close though, if you took some of their later singles like Love Shack, Roam, and Private Idaho and swapped out some of the lesser songs, this would have been an easy 5. Mid 4.

C'était pas si mal

Absolute upbeat classic. I dare you to be in a bad mood by the end of this album. You can't!

I'm a big new wave fan, but the B-52's have never really done it for me. I never really liked the "hits" and Fred's voice is a huge turn off. First time listening to a full album though, and that turned out to be a more positive experience. There are some really great things going on throughout this album, in between what sometimes feels like forced and quirky moments of sonic retro-kitsch. Hero Worship is a great example of what they're capable of without needing to do that, and I thought it was the standout track here.

love their vibe, but jsutdont like these songs. rock lobster scares me.

Amo muchas canciones de los b52s pero este debut...... solo rock lobster que es un tremendisimo banger que jugaba en el just dance se salva, el resto idk Igual son muy iconicos por hacer cosas asi de raras los banco

Has a campy surfer rock vibe to it. It's wacky and zany in a 60s space-age kinda way. I don't know what Wikipedia means when it says "kitschy", but I love how they updated retro sounds with modern arrangements. Also, the guitar work here is fantastic, really pairs well with the overall vibe they were going for (3.5-4).

Delightfully bonkers, and so much easier to listen to than a lot of other albums on the list. Deserving of its place through a total lack of pretention and it's kitsch punk attitude. Rock Lobster, Planet Clare and There's A Moon In The Sky are catchy, fun tunes that make me smile, so, notwithstanding the lack of emotional depth, I'll give this 'throwaway' album a low 4 stars.

It’s so fresh. I like that ver very

BRILLIANT!!

sort of like the police in that... i like this sound, in small doses. too much of this sound is annoying.

I like the fact that they are “different” in their style, outgoing and a little crazy. Some of the songs are refreshing and cool, but even if the album is quite short I get tired of the vocals. It’s a little too much at times… Favourites: Rock Lobster, Planet Claire

It's hard to view an album that's so inherently silly as revolutionary, progressive, or to even take it seriously at all. The B-52s is an album that I don't think needs to be taken seriously, and in fact probably shouldn't be in order to fully appreciate it. Where Talking Heads lean into the weirdness, the B-52s fully embrace it on this record in particular. They really did not stray away from anything that could be considered unmusical or childish, creating a truly unique and haunting New Wave sound that is unmistakably their own. The epitome of this is obviously Rock Lobster, which is absolutely batshit insane in the best way possible. The general instrumentation of these tracks paired with the compositional choices are certainly wacky, but underneath all the fish noises and organ stabs are strangely catchy tracks. I have no idea the meaning behind any song here, if there even is any, but The B-52s is a great example of an album not needing some deep meaning as long as it's fun. This album is about as fun as it gets, and though it's not something I'd listen to every day it has a charm and uniqueness to it that sets it apart for me in a major way.

I don't know - they might have polished their sound along the way, but this debut album is a bit too random for me.

Pretty cool album. Has that surf vibe.

Not bad, and not what I expected. But what the hell man... I have so many questions.

Fantastic debut album by legendary new wave pioneering band. Pitchfork: 9.0 Rolling Stone: Top 500 Albums #198 Best Songs Planet Claire Rock Lobster

Surprisingly good. I only knew Love Shack but this was kinda fun.

:/ not for me

Was never a fan of the B52’s and I’m still not

is it just me or do they sound like The Slits but with men added in?

Interesting sound Good jams on here I could see people dancing to this in the 80s I wouldn’t have listened to this if it wasn’t for this site but it’s good to expand the taste

Super fun and clunky in a good way! Always loved the hits but this is the first full album I've heard of theirs. Glad to dive deeper on them! 8/10

I'm doing the 16 dances to this album.

4 stars for Iraq lobster alone

I’ve never understood the appeal of Rock Lobster and the other songs weren’t great either.

It's great to get a full plate of these irreverent post-surf kids bopping around and having a good time.

I love the B-52’s so I was thrilled when this popped up as my album of the day , definitely a classic .

Twas listenable

Good entry to 60's sounding surf rock, even though this album is from '79. I think "Rock Lobster" carried on way longer than needed. Enjoyed the album, wish it was longer. My rating: 4/5

Meh....not terrible, but sort of uninteresting after a while. I like the dance-y, funky songs better than the punk-y yellers that sound like a pre-cursor to Sonic Youth (e.g. "Dance This Mess Around", really didnt like the vocals on that)."Rock Lobster" is a good, hypnotic riff and a fun enough song. Feels like pretty standard fare for a new wave album: surprising moments of musicality with punk energy; a bizarre, campy, tongue-in-cheek cover (in this case "Downtown", the way Devo did "Satisfaction" or Sid Vicious did "My Way", etc), a whole bunch of synths, and random songs with a bunch of numbers in the title ("6060-842"). Didn't love it, I'm at like a 2.5 and want to round up because it was short, but I think the annoying moments were annoying enough to make it a 2.

quirky, different, radiohead like

A classic party album. Love the sleazy chaos that just oozes out of this record.

Always sounds fresh and lively to me. Undeniable energy. Favorite Tracks: Planet Claire, Dance This Mess Around, Rock Lobster, Lava, 6060-842

Really good album

Great fun. Love the dynamics of the shared vocals. Will be listening again when I next need my energy levels lifting!

What a great album, have heard this in decades. Love the quirky tunes, its like Joy Division doing a collaboration with the Spice Girls.

Such a strange, fascinating crossroads of so many genres. It feels like I’m listening to a fictional band from a hyper-stylized cartoon. I don’t have any standout songs to speak of. These guys all seemed to be a bit ahead of the curve, especially for Americans - you can hear the new-wave wanting to bust out of this thing. Fun 3/5

I didn't like it, but it was so weird I'd be willing to listen to it again. Not a fan of the male vocals.

Previously I’ve been pleasantly surprised by this list with bands I only knew from their obnoxious hit singles, when they’ve actually had pretty good albums. Not this time.

4/10

Wow. What the hell happened here. This was deeply wierd but with hints of some good shit. Reminded me of Primus, especially the male singer. I mean I did kinda like this but not sure I would ever play this volunterily at least not the whole album. Best song... well it has to be Rock Lobster. Shout out to There's A Moon In The Sky (Called The Moon) for just the lyrics alone.

never really listened to the b52s besides their biggest hits but this is great. its this great surf rock experimental proto ska almost. Punk in a very specific way but very fun listen.

Was quite enjoying the first track before the vocals came in! By track 3 I officially dislike it. Tap out!

Refreshingly goofy and groovy

Ok enough, I listened it but forgot it. Jazzy instrumentals I think?

Unlistenable. Curious how it made the list. Was it groundbreaking at the time?!

A master class on how to make "weird art music" the right way. None of this feels forced. They seem like genuinely out there people making awesome music.

Let’s be honest: this album is a turd. A straight-up musical bs. The music is bad, the production is worse, and everything sounds like it was recorded while someone was actively stepping on a dying seagull hooked up to a cheap keyboard. Nothing here is tight, clean, or pleasant. It screeches, it wobbles, it actively assaults your ears. And yet… it’s funny as hell. This is music with the same energy as making a terrible decision on a night out purely for the story. You don’t like it, you know it’s wrong, but you do it anyway because it’ll be hilarious in retrospect. That’s The B-52’s. It’s not good, it’s just committed. Fully, shamelessly committed to being annoying. “Rock Lobster” is the perfect example. It’s stupid, it’s unbearable, it’s catchy in the most cursed way possible. It sounds like a joke that goes on way too long, but that’s the joke. This whole album feels like shitpost music decades before shitposting existed: loud, dumb, ugly, and weirdly unforgettable. So no, this album isn’t good. The production sucks, the songs are ridiculous, and listening to it sober feels like a mistake. But it is entertaining, in the same way bad ideas often are. You don’t respect it, you don’t recommend it, but you laugh, and sometimes that’s enough. 5/10 R O C K L O B S T E R Note to my future self: listen to this while absolutely obliterated

One of the most fun and interesting listening experiences I’ve had since the start of this project. This is just on the cusp between a 4 and a 5 for me. I loved how wonderfully weird this is. Truly an innovative and novel album, will definitely be in my regular rotation going forward.

Great

Best wel vrolijk opzich.

It wasn't a rock it was a rock lobster

so fun. great addition to the list.

finally, a fun new wave album! it's been ages, mr dimery. i only knew rock lobster going into this but this is a pretty solid debut album. the last few tracks are the only real duds, but the others more than make up for it. favorites: planet claire, 52 girls, rock lobster, lava, there's a moon in the sky (called the moon)

I didn't know this was on here and I'm very happy it is as this album brings a big smile to my face.

3.5 stars. Zany fun time. Infectious dance rock. Starts off weird with "Plante Claire", would've been better served skipping that and going straight into the up-tempo and catchy "52 Girls". Other standouts are "Rock Lobster", "Lava" and "6060-802".

Music for when I have that kinky adult party I've been pretending to want all these years

ooohhh my. Single most overrated alt band from back in the day? Maybe. Not a fan. I do like the idea of them though. Just not their music.

I was 5 in 1979. My much older cousin had this album and would let me sit with her giant headphones and listen to this on repeat. As captivating and cool to me at 50 as it was at 5.

So cheerfully delightful.

Movie soundtrack vibes

A singular release in New Wave. Quite avant-garde, but distilled into very accessible songs, with silly lyrics and a fun delivery. At the same time, it evokes some 60's trends, such as Surf or Space Age aesthetics, and sounds utterly modern and looking into the decade ahead. Fantastic stuff. Key tracks: Planet Claire 52 Girls Rock Lobster

simplistic but effective beat pushes this album along at a steady beat.

Vraiment trop chelou pour moi

A fun listen! Not my fav but definitely would listen again

These guys reminded me of wolf alice - where there were the pop songs that i know them from, but their best tracks and their deeper cuts are actually quite similar. I find the male vocals jarring and I dont love it. but the album was fun, not the best ive listened to but by no means is it bad. 5.8

I love this band. I barely know them and I feel like I’m best friends with every member of the band. The lyrics are really important, you’re not gonna understand how fun this music if you’re not listening to the dialogue between Fred Schneider, Kate Pierson and Cindy Wilson. It’s such a funny album and it’s groovy and it knows the world is dark and chooses to create light without forgetting why

startet litt gøy med james bond vibes på musikken ble fort bare ikke noe bra (hvis det er lov å si) ser ikke apellen hatet den mest populære sangen dere. jeg må gi opp jeg hater stemmen deres

haha javel lobsteerr // jaja jeg liker det helt greit! det svinger og er gøy å høre på. jeg kan bare ikke tro at rock lobster er 7 minutter lang. hvem godkjente det jeg er ikke i utgangspunktet så veldig begeistret for 80-tallet. hver gang jeg får et album fra 80-tallet sukker jeg litt. Det glimter gjennom, men generelt er musikk fra det tiåret så fryktelig pompøst og tilgjort. Men det glimter jo til med svært underholdende øyeblikk, som for eksempel dette albumet. Jeg hadde aldri funnet på å sette meg ned å høre B-52 album. Men nå har jeg gjort det ig høydepunkt: 52 Girls, Rock Lobster

3/5

Favorite Track: Rock Lobster

legendary, absolutely loved it

Always remember Rock lobster!!

Definitely sounds like a debut album. The bones are there for something better but it sounds so childish in a bad way.

Det vore oschysst att kalla dem ett one hit wonder,men de saknar jämnt bra material vid sidan av hitsen. Det kan inte ens Kate Piersons röst rädda. En trea

not my fav

Had a slew of 3s recently. Ready for something to wow me.

9/10 Favourite: Rock Lobster Least Favourite: Downtown

Was kinda just a lot of annoying vocals over annoying instrumentals, not the worst thing in the world but not overly enjoyable

I know of this band beforehand from the Love Shack and Rock Lobster songs but only that. Their sound wasn't a surprise to me because of that and this was mostly what I was expecting. Its fun music with a lot of nonsensical parts. I had a fun time listening through it but its not music that I seek out or really know when I want to listen to.

Okayish. Takie 3.

Nuevo gusto musical desbloqueado

Beehave

From outer space, post punk dance rock Rock lobster

album aint on spotify

always a bit of fun- not on regular rotation for me, but happy to listen if the mood is right!

Planet Claire: 5/10 52 Girls: 8/10 playlist worthy Dance this mess around: 7.3/10 might be playlist worthy Rock Lobster: 6/10 Lava:6/10 There’s a moon in the sky: 5/10 Hero Worship: 7/10 6060-842 (6060 842): 5/10 Downtown: 5/10

super fun album to listen to, actually liked the other songs more than "rock lobster" with it's 100m+ listens

Una gran canción; pocos matices…

1st time i ever listened to a full album by the B-52s. Its quirky in an alright way

Album is a complete disaster. The B-52's are one of the worst god damn bands on the planet. Period. End of story. The songs sound like to a riff put on a loop with meaningless babbling, and out of tune attempted at being melodic. Horrible album. Horrible.

At first I didn't like ts, then I did. I can see James Murphy jamming along to this.

Na twee matige albums is dit echt een leuke vibe! Niet iets wat ik snel in mijn 'favo albums' lijst zou zetten, maar ik vind dit wel echt een 8/10! Hele leuke vibe. Misschien als ik dit album wat vaker luister dat ik het wel hoger zou raten maar voor nu staat mn 8 vast! -Rock Lobster kende ik al wow!

Quite a mixture of enjoyable and really annoying songs.

Pretty good really

Punk rock realy not my jam. Rock lobster being the only hit .

...and lobster sauce.

A unique and unmistakable sound this band has. Wasn't expecting the cover of " downtown " at the end but I thought it was a great version . Overall a good listen.

Rock Lobster!

college art rock from athens. these kids were smarter than they look. this is the only album of theirs i’ve really listened to, but i’ve listened to it quite a bit. i like them despite their fame and how overplayed certain songs were. 52 girls is one of my all time favorite songs

8/10… post punk / indie pop / *1979

They do be hootin’ n hollerin’ on this one. God I do love Rock Lobster though

fun!

Edgy. Catchy. Love the female vocals. Very punk, I guess called "New Wave." I really love the sound. Very distinctive. Not much variability throughout the album though. Grooves sound very much the same from track to track.

Album is not on spotify so I listed to Faye Webster instead

This was a fun listen! Kind of the late 70s /early 80s version of alt or folk rock? I wasn’t in love with a couple of the early tracks but was grooving by the end

Fun album, extra points for Rock Lobster, but I’m not sure it’s enough to kick it all the way to 4 stars.

Favorite Track: Rock Lobster

I’d never actually listened to this and it’s surprising how much better the rest of the record is over rock lobster, and I don’t even mind rock lobster.

The house band for Pee-Wee’s Funhouse

Didn’t like at all

I love its kitschy and irreverent sound! Such an amazing album.

Big fan of the B-52s. Theyre so wacky...it becomes delightful. Rock Lobster is an absolute bop.

groovy

quite enjoying and funny, new wave and postpunk and surf party elements mixed together

3.33/5 Stars Top Songs: 52 Girls, Planet Claire, Downtown

It’s ok, not really my jam. A little screechy/dissonant at times

Essential new wave building block. Underrated in what they could get done with such a sparse sound. Riffy, groovy, and, most importantly, super fun.

1st listen to most of the songs, the album could get future listens. Mostly upbeat eclectic dance pop.

I swear I heard some James Bond riffs. Still couldn’t save the record for me…

This is so fun. Every track has hooks for days. Rock Lobster has so many sonic surprises. This album rocks.

Slowly I'm starting to get and like the B-52s. They are sometimes too weird for me and some of the songs are annoying, but there's an energy here I like and the punkish vibe helps.

Very unique sound, really got the kooky out-of-this-world sound nailed. Loved the album but a few sounds were a little weak

Something about this brand of art punk that doesn't work for me. There's plenty of good bits but it never coalesces into something I really want to listen to again.

Heard some songs from it before. Disappointed it's not on Spotify in my area because I'd listen to it more often. I like how goofy and fun The B-52s are. Maybe my rating is a bit too high but I think they deserve it 4/5

That was fun. The B-52's have made a name for themselves as the second most acclaimed band to come out of Athens, Georgia. One could say that they exist in R.E.M.'s shadow for that reason, but I don't think I could do that on account of how vastly different the bands are. They vary greatly in terms of tone and songs, but there's one very important thing that they share in common. They're both good. I really liked this debut album of theirs! It's a rather unique album compared to what else I've heard. It's still got a clear influence on the new-wave and post-punk that would follow it in the 80s, but the surf rock influence and overall quirky nature of the music create an atmosphere that isn't really comparable to anything else that I can think of. I guess the closest thing would be DEVO, but I actually kinda prefer this album over the DEVO album on the list. The energy here is just the best. There's always fun to be had with this album, but it's not dumb fun. These guys and gals clearly knew what they were doing, and they were doing some good stuff. I like how the guitars sound. I can't explain why. I just do. The songs are all good, though the album is a little top-heavy. I do enjoy the second half quite a bit, but when the first half has "Rock Lobster," it's hard to call the second half better. God, what a song. Obviously I had heard the song plenty of times up until now, but this album listen has really allowed me to truly appreciate the song's genius. It's such an ear-worm, but not even in an annoying way. I love it. The other songs that precede it are great too. "Planet Claire," "52 Girls," and "Dance This Mess Around" set the stage so well. The album's vocals are odd, but they fit the songs perfectly. The writing has the perfect blend of heart and humor. This is just a very good debut. Decent 4/5.

What the hell is this (complimentary) Yesterday I had Talking Heads and my review was "What the hell is this (derogatory)" This album is everything yesterday's wanted to be, but better. Eccentric, eclectic, funky, fun as hell. Total utter nonsense. I only knew of them for Love Shack, which I still don't really like. I mean there's still a solid third kinda ehhhh songs but they're definitely a minor part of the album. It wasn't a rock It was a rock lobster Rock lobster! Rock lobster! ABSOLUTE CINEMA.

For some reason only Rock Lobster is available on Spotify. Since it seems by far the most popular track on this album and even this one I don't dig I cannot bring up the energy to listen the rest on the album through another source

A pretty important album in the burgeoning new wave genre at the time, but this group is so much more than that. "Rock Lobster" is an iconic, yet chaotic song that most everyone knows, and symbolizes the B-52's to a T. Kate Pierson and Fred Schneider absolutely wail throughout, but the msuic produced by the rest of the group shouldn't be overshadowed either. Everything is rhythmic and driving, but also partylike and playful in nature (we've got walkie-talkies, toy pianos, and smoke alarms making appearances too!). Embrace the zaniness and you'll have a good time here.

p427. 1979. 2 stars. This is what you get if you splice Devo with Blondie. Quirky US New Wave, but too much filler for repeated listening. On the plus side, it's short and contains one bona fide classic (Rock Lobster).

4.5/5

The only song I knew of theirs prior to today was Love Shack which I absolutely loathe, it used to play 3-4 times a day at my old job, so I was dreading this one but it was decent enough overall. While there were a few tracks I wasn’t massively fussed about there wasn’t anything that I flat out hated. It will probably benefit from another listen or two later on. Top Track - Rock Lobster

Album No. 0089 on my list. The only song I’ve known before from this album was “Downtown”, although that’s a cover song obviously. I’m general, I was curious about the whole album. And I did actually enjoy listening to it. Catchy, new wave tracks, both female and male singing, cool stuff. Plus, the whole album sounds like the band actually had fun recording the whole thing. Not all songs were that memorable and stuck in my head that much, so I’ll reduce my rating a bit, but will add “Planet Claire”, “Dance This Mess Around”, and “Rock Lobster” to my playlist. And “Downtown” (as kind of a bonus track) as well. 3/5 stars.

It was fun, though not amazing.

Doesn't get much better

You know, I had rock lobster saved in my library already and I have no idea why. Added 52 girls as well. I hadn’t really thought of them as new wave because I’ve mostly listened to British new wave, but I might’ve saved rock lobster off of a new wave playlist

7/10

Rock Lobster. Was not able to listen to debut album on Spotify or Youtube music.

‘This song is too short - how can I spin it out to seven minutes?’ ‘Maybe try listing a whole bunch of fish and shit.’ ‘Ok, rock on!’ <A few hours later …> ‘This one’s too short, too. Do you think just putting in a bunch of celestial bodies would work?’ ‘Fuck it, why not - what’s the worst that could happen?!’ This album. This shitty album is the worst that could happen. What a load of shit.

Perfect

I enjoyed the first half but started it started to lose its novelty by the end. I do really admire what they were doing as they have a really interesting and distinctive take on post-punk.

This was actually an awful lot better than expected. Seeing ‘rock lobster’ on the tracklist made me groan a bit as I thought it would be a series of twee ‘lol random!’ songs but some of the rest of the album was actually a reasonable slice of pop/new wave/post punk. I have to mark it down a little as I really can’t get with Schneider’s droll delivery, but the rest of the band seemed to support it well.

I like the idea of combining surf rock and new wave, but the voices are so grating, especially the women.

Idk about this one chief

Some very catchy tunes throughout the album, the vocals can be catchy but feel a little shouty at times. A couple of noticeable songs that have seen popularity recently as well as some songs that recent artists have sampled.

Nope. I know them well-enough to say this isn't a must hear album. Unique sound for the time, yes, for sure, but quality songs that stand the test of time, nope. With the voice on Fred, it's hard to believe they got an album contract in the first place. I dig "Private Idaho", "Roam" and I can tolerate "Love Shack" but their songs are so bizarre and theatrical it's just not for a wide audience or casual listening. I definitely appreciate the songs the ladies sing more. "Rock Lobster" is the long fun song on this album but it's almost 7 mins in it's unedited format, just enough to push a guy over the edge and go postal. The 60's vibe is what makes it work, like the theme to The Munsters or something. "Downtown" was kinda fun. It all sounds like it came from the same Slurpee machine. They're still riding their wave, somehow, and their name is instantly recognizable across a few generations now. One minor hit that still gets airplay, a unique sound to say the least, they left a mark, that's how I'll leave it. 2 stars.

Kitschy. That is the word that comes to mind. A collage of 50's and 60's music influences with a bizarre twist with the singing and the lyrics. Weird just to be weird? or are they truly unaware of how ridiculous they are being? It's an act that wears thin unless you buy in and then everything they do is genius much like a Jackson Pollack paint splatter. Is it art or is it a mess? Listening to this album made me realize that Weird Al's "Mr. Popeil" was done in a B-52's style. Only took me 42 years to figure that out. Don't hate this album. Don't love it. They have their own sound... on a later album Roam and Love Shack prove they can make more mainstream music and still retain their style for the most part.

Really not great. There's a couple alright songs, but the vocals and general musicality is so bad. Definitely a stinker album. 2/10

5 Wow why have I never listened to a b-52s album before non stop bops from bottom to top

This was bad. B-52’s is only on this list because of that one song from the k mart ads I swear. Just annoying and repetitive for 40minutes no skill at all. New Wave music is so up and down and this the bottom of the barrel. 3.9/10 1.9/5

Honestly, I think the album is a bit weird and all over the place. I feel like the album has a theme, but there are so many "nasal" sounds that is just noice if you ask me.

One meme-y stand-out unfortunately isn’t enough to save just how grating this album sounds as a whole.

It was a fun listen. I didn't know they did Rock Lobster so it was a fun discovery.

Kitschy. Fun. Great musicianship.

Wonderfully odd throughout. Obviously I knew Rock Lobster, but I really enjoyed all of this. Splendid

3.0 - Ok

This is a really fun little album. It would be a bit too much to take on heavy rotation but Rock Lobster and Planet Claire are classics (especially because my longest-lived cat was named for the latter.)

This was strange... Half of me liked it, and the other half was wondering what was going on

The B-52s are iconic, and come through fully formed on their debut album, which is equally weird as it is awesome. A melding of punk, surf, and emerging new wave, held together by the insane lyrics and delivery. The arrangement is perfect with driving bass and drums and guitar and synth lines that are instantly memorable and clear. You either love Rock Lobster or you hate it, and I’ve always loved it! 5⭐️

Ambiance chasseur de fantôme des années 90. Je commence à m'habituer à there's a moon in the sky mais bon 1/5 et je suis sympa

Not particularly aurally pleasant.

This was fun, but the album loses a bit of momentum near the end I felt.

fun!

It’s a me problem but I just can’t get there…

I put this off all day because of "Rock Lobster." That God forsaken song played on the radio all the time at the grocery store I used to work at and if I ever hear it or Karma Chameleon again, I'm going to walk into the ocean. Destroying my back trying to dig out cases of celery and just wishing the stack would fall on me and put me out of my misery.

7.5/10

Revolutionary camp. What a wonderful surprise.

Nails the late 70's/early 80's post punk sound (a la Devo). A highly enjoyable romp. Favorite track: Rock Lobster

Quirky, new-wave sensations hit the air waves with this gem! Rock Lobster was playing everywhere back in the day.

tem rock lobster e eu gosto dessa musica

This is fine and I can see its influence. Rock Lobster is such a fun song, and the rest is very catchy, but can get repetitive at times. Cool album.

Less annoying than advertised

I only knew one track: Rock Lobster. It's a fun track. Really the whole album is kind of fun in a quirky tongue-in-cheek kind of way.

I sometimes struggle with bands that feel too jokey or self-congratulatory in their cleverness. B-52s flirt with falling into that territory, but manage to escape that gravitational well through the sheer force of their catchy and propulsively fun songs.

Makes me think of X Ray Specs for being such a mish mash of different sounds and influences that the end result sounds insanely original. I knew 'Dance This Mess Around' and 'Rock Lobster' and still enjoy them both - but enjoyed most of the rest of the album as well.

Really quirky music for sure. Somehow finding it hard to take this seriously. Feels more like circus music at times. 'Rock Lobster' is a funny silly song, but I don't know if I'd consider it a good song? I can understand that this album fits the list as something completely different, which I appreciate. And it's fun to have heard the album. But I don't want to put it on when I want to listen to some propery, good music.

Someone here said that this felt like Rocky Horror, and I agree. I’m a big fan of Rocky Horror and I’m a big fan of this. This album is silly, groovy, punky and just plain good. The vocals on “52 girls” makes me think of “Goat”. The female vocals really are a highpoint of the album as well as many of the cool riffs. If this album wasn’t a 4 star already then “Rock Lobster” is worth a 4 star by itself. It feels really punky and new wave is my guilty pleasure. 4 star.

Planet Claire 52 Girls Dance This Mess Around Rock Lobster

challange: listen to this in class while trying to sit completely still (i have adhd) details on me doing the challange: 30 seconds into planet claire i was bobbing my head to the guitar riff. by the way my sona's middle name is claire. idk what does that imply but yeah the music is fun. weirdly their last name is wilson. but they're completely "normal" apart from being autistic. anyway time to rate. 4/5

The 52s are slways fun - I enjoy the insouciance of their voice.

Great. It sounds old and new at the same time. The singing is flat most of the time, but it makes perfect sense. Makes it more high energy. Favorite song: all of them.

First time I heard Rock Lobster was as a 14 year old young straight man in a lesbian bar in San Antonio. The song came on and the place went wild. Packed the dance floor. Great intro to a great band.

Retro futurism at its best - great album including two of their biggest bangers, Planet Claire and Rock Lobsters

I didn't get to listen to the whole album, but I liked what I heard in the first 3 songs and will definitely come back to it.

I have a bit of a soft spot for this band and they’ve done some great songs. However if I’m honest with myself a lot of their stuff is just a load of old cobblers!

Ok, “Planet Claire” is not what I was expecting. Everyone goes gaga for “Rock Lobster”, and I don’t know why. So maybe today is the day. Absolutely love the Sc-Fi vibe of this opener though. On 52 girls now. This album is really good. I wish I would have heard this years ago. Rock Lobster still gets in my nerves. And I really think it has to do with the people trying to shove it down my throat at the time. In reality it’s an instrumental surf rock song with vocals. At the time of first hearing this I didn’t think of surf rock as any more than the ventures. Now I’ve discovered bands like the Surfrajettes and I “get it”. Only took a few decades. 🤣😂

This is tight af

It's more raw and rough around the edges than their later offerings, but it's still got those poppy hooks and catchy tunes. No complaints.

I loved the B52s back in the day, but only really discovered them when they went huge with Love Shack and Roam. This debut is a bit TOO weird and screechy in the vocal department for me.

It's Punk. It's New Wave. It's Gay. It's Straight. It's camp. It's eccentric. energetic. telepathic. It's the B-52's.

Weird album. Classified as a new wave album - definitely has a punk sensibility. The male singer’s delivery grates a little bit during a full album play through. Notable songs include 52 Girls, Dance This Mess Around, Rock Lobster, Hero Worship.

Solid groovy tunes - pretty enjoyable, but wouldn’t revisit super often.

Een soort winkelcentrum-punk. Al staat hun grootste winkelcentrum-punk nummer hier niet op. Er doet een madam mee die graag een keer mag keffen. Het is niet de eerste keer in deze lijst dat ik me moet weren tegen een blaffend punkmeisje dus ik kan het hebben. Ik moet zeggen dat ik niet zo heel erg onder de indruk ben van dit album. Een drie kunnen we er met wat goede wil wel voor geven, maar het houdt allemaal niet over.

I'm not quite sure what the album is trying to be - I like it - but don't at the same time(???!!)

This is the debut album from the B-52s. Looking at the album cover - wow! They all look so young I barely recognize them. I always enjoyed their goofy music. Lots of energy from them as usual. Seems as though all the recent entries have been three stars, so methinks it’s time for a four.

The album cover is compelling. I feel I have worn at least 3 of those outfits. Planets, Moon,...is this space rock? (Space art pop?) Like Cat Stevens, these vocals are kinda funny, but I think that's intentional (I assume that's what they mean by "kitsch"). Weirdly, I think the bass is my favorite part. There's a lot of listing in these lyrics -- listing girl's names, listing animals, listing planets. Some annoying noises at points though. Highlights: pronouncing "Mavis" as [mɑvɪs], the song title 'There's a Moon in the Sky (Called the Moon)' (and honestly therefore the song, because that's just an insane lyric (in a good way), and they do say it in the song) Lowlight: 'Downtown' (don't do Petula like that >:()

The greatest goof punk band ever. Rock Lobster!

So this is where all those annoying pop culture songs came from. Back to the Carter era with you.

Am I in a spy movie? Are there aliens in this spy movie? Lyrics are on drugs but the guitar rips. The lyrics of Rock Lobster are insane. It’s almost 7 minutes long. Fucking wild. Apparently it made John Lennon want to start recording music again. The beats are incredible. What even are some of these sounds? The sounds the chick makes after homie lists the (real and fake) animals are gold. This is 100% what I’d expect from 1979.

This is music made by people that don’t need to drink to have a good time or feel cool.

Not for me

Haven't listened to a lot of The B-52's, but I do know that they're a lot of fun. Planet Claire - 5/10. Weird, new-wave stuff. Not bad, just ... odd. 52 Girls - 6/10. Fun new-wave pop. Dance This Mess Around - 6/10. More fun new-wave pop. Rock Lobster - 9/10. Iconic bass riff. It was a Rock! LOBSTER! This is one of the most fun tunes in New-Wave. Lava - 6/10. This sounds kind of like R.E.M. Fun tune. There's a Moon in the Sky (Called The Moon) - 6/10. Definitely the fun, quirky, slightly absurdist, New-Wave sound. Hero Worship - 4/10. A bit unpleasant. 6060-842 - 6/10. Back to the more fun New-Wave sound. Downtown - 6/10. Is this a Petula Clark cover? Absurdist cover of 60's music is certainly a choice. Not necessarily a bad one, either, but a bit unexpected. Overall Rating - 3.00/5 (6.00/10). My usual New-Wave preference is Devo, but The B-52's are also a lot of fun.

The B-52s are quite an oddity of Pop music in the 70s and 80s as their unconventional sound reached such boundaries that it managed to somehow break into the mainstream and cultivate radio waves with its' very 50s inspired sounds. As much as I appreciate the kookiness of this project I found it wasn't often very up my alley. I appreciate weird and unapologetic music a lot for how bold it is willing to be, but sometimes I have to stop and wonder why didn't someone step in and say something before it got this far. The B-52's feel more iconic for how they are spoken of rather than how their music actually sounds in my eyes. Maybe I am not the target audience for this album or maybe it is an overrated gem of its' time but either way I don't think I'll be coming back to this anytime soon. Nuff said.

Total classic, every single track. Stands up so well.

Very unusual and exciting to listen to. Won't be something I would return to much, but who know, checking future albums someday is a possibility. Worth a listen for sure.

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I think context matters a lot with this one. I don’t LOVE the B-52s, but I’ve always appreciated their willingness to be different, to be silly and kitschy. They’re one of those bands that no one else sounds like. They were at times trite, at other times punk, and while the music they would release on later albums was often better, this album is certainly a one-of-a-kind introduction. The band was co-ed, and queer, and fun! I think taking all these things into consideration, I’d give it 3.5/5, which I’ll round up to a 4.

Old school rock with simple and sometimes goofy lyrics and strong simple melodies.

I feel like there's a reason that a small number of B-52's songs break through into pop culture. A sustained listening experience withe the B-52's isn't a particularly worthwhile activity for me.

Album 956 of 1089 The B-52's - The B-52's (1979) Rating : 5 / 5 What an excellent debut this is. Honestly, just an excellent album, period. From the opening track, it’s pure fun - quirky, energetic, and packed with personality. This is one of those records that makes it impossible to sit still; it’s all feel-good, happy, and full of that offbeat spirit that makes The B-52’s who they are. The songwriting and production are spot-on, managing to sound both silly and smart at the same time. Tracks like “Rock Lobster” and “Planet Claire” still sound as fresh and wild as ever, and the band’s chemistry just leaps out of the speakers. Fred, Kate, and Cindy bounce vocals off each other like they’re having the time of their lives - and it’s contagious. Sometimes music doesn’t have to be deep or serious to be great - it just has to make you feel alive. This one does exactly that.

very fun. love the female vocals they have so much energy. lowkey lost interest about midway through though whoops

It's a fun album, but a bit weird. It does tend to repeat itself quite often. I do like the bigger hits, like Rock Lobster. That song is weird, but familiar so it gets a pass. The other songs are fine but not an album I want to consume too often. Great for a dance party. Not so great for a casual listen.

My brother always questioned - who is this music for? Its a good question, but it must have sounded really fresh at one time. Now mostly just silly, albeit fun.

Fun fact: "Rock Lobster" got banned at school dances at my high school because kids would slam-dance to it. Love this album. Fred Schneider and I are clearly on the same page that words are secondary to the music and you may as well just have fun with them. Nonsense lyrics about beach trips, phone numbers that don't work, the moon (which is called the moon) and a woman from Planet Claire (which has one of my favorite funny song bits where after the chorus repeatedly tells us she's from Planet Claire, the second verse says some people think she's from Mars or the seven stars before Schneider angrily sings "well she isn't!") all served as excuses to riff on the Peter Gunn theme or play some surf rock. The music is catchy, danceable and fun and Kate Pierson's and Cindy Wilson's harmonies are punchy and irresistible. Not every song works. Dance This Mess Around gets a little screechy (but still contains the wonderful phase "I'm not Limburger! I'm a limber girl!") and I think listening to all these songs back to back is a little exhausting, but nevertheless, if you like fun, bouncy, unserious music, there are several bangers on here that are worth your time.

Surprising album… will listen to it again tonight’s

queer joy division

Devo meets Blondie

From the minute the first track starts you know you're in for something different.

One of the hardest albums to find. Ever.

I mean honestly who doesn't love yelling "rock lobster" along to the song. It was fun, it was whimsical. I enjoyed it a lot.

Minus the last 2 songs, this was a great album. The guitar work is awesome, super catchy, very memorable, instantly gets your attention and keeps it throughout the song

This band is not Love Shack and not even Rock Lobster (though those songs are essential). They are so much more. And I feel like you can’t really get a song like Love Shack until you hear the rest of their catalogue. This album ushers in all the joy, all the weirdness, all the subversiveness of a truly important band. A great listen.

I have to admit this wasn't what I expected going into this - from the well-known tracks by this group that I knew previously, I thought it was going to be a drag of overly happy-go-lucky types of songs that I would immediately mentally check out of. There was still a lot of this feeling bubbling up for me in this project - that kind of feeling where you feel like you're being forced to be happy - but I really enjoyed the variations in rhythms within tracks here, and I also loved the intentionally imperfect vocals. Some strong lyrics as well. Giving it a 2 not because it's bad, but because I've given a lot of 3s so far in this journey and definitely did not like this project as much as those 3s.

This album is a whole bunch of sillyness. Ok if you're in the mood for that.

Fast paced nonsense, that somehow works.

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rock and roll. but something special i feel from this. The recordings are nicely done. Guitar sounds Sonic and sharp, slightly overdriven. The composition is also nice. There is a lot of Post-punk sound that someone can make out off this album. The minimalistic style funk made it punk and the unique vocal style almost punk style. I highly rate this album, not everyday you stumble upon an album that you like after just first time listening.

5 I dance, dance, dance, trying to forget yoko ono, and laugh as the absinthe hits my gullet. I take a drag on the bong and dance around the room. This album is perfect.

Perfectly executed feeling. Wild 50’s rock with 80’s absurdity and great musicianship. I love it

473/1001 🌕🌕🌑🌑🌑

Lyssnade väldigt mycket på en b-52-skiva när jag var liten. Från tidigt 90-tal. Min syrras. Gillade den, men det känns nästan som musiken passar ett barn mer. Rätt plojigt och när som barn tyckte sången var mer lattjo tycker jag idag att, åtminstone snubben, "sjunger" väldigt jobbigt. Kluven. Två känns för taskigt, så det får bli tre. Men inte givet. Ändå rätt lattjo musik i övrigt.

Lite kul lyssning då det onekligen har karaktär, men inte riktigt min grej i längden. Förstår att man kan tycka det är fantastiskt bra om man gillar stilen, men blir inte mer än en trea för mig (andra halvan lutade nästan mer åt en tvåa).

Was this recorded in a kindergarten?

Honestly this is the best new wave/ post punk I've heard. I liked the vocals, i like the spookiness. I was starting to get into it but just got bored. I was expecting rock lobster to grab me more than it did.

This is real goofball stuff that sometimes goes on too long but they really are unique in popular music. I’m not saying nobody could sound like the B-52’s if they wanted to, I’m saying nobody does. The vocal are what make them I think. The instrumentation is funny and funky but nothing extraordinary. However, the three voices are perfect and they project just the right amount of silliness, aggressiveness and musicality. It’s plain fun listen to, and that’s something you can’t say about a lot of bands on this list.

That was really annoying. Whoever have that guy specifically a recording contract should be sued.

Classic!

different. cool. classic.

This album has been well known to me for over 40 years. It is a brilliant piece of punk pop the likes of which we will never see again.

What a joy to get this album during Halloween season! This is such an incredible debut album, and the horror-punk influence gave me "Songs The Lord Taught Us" by The Cramps vibes, and "Rocky Horror Picture Show" vibes as well. Favorite Track: "Rock Lobster ".

The start of something great.

It sounds like the album cover, surreal and kitschy

This one was a little rough at the beginning, and it felt rather dated to me. However, towards the middle I had come around a lot more on it. There's a playfulness here that is infectious. I could see myself scoring this album higher in the future. Favorite track: "Rock Lobster."

Tämäkin on tuttu bändi, tosin ainoastaan hittinsä ”Love Shack” olen kuullut useampaan kertaan. Tuskin tulee kuunneltua uudestaan, letkeydestään huolimatta. Olisi aika monotonista ilman naisvokaaleita. Ne oli tämän albumin parasta ja mieleenkiintoisinta antia.

Day 63 Probably my biggest surprise of the list so far, don’t know whether I was just in a good mood but I loved this album and listened to it through with no skips several times. 9/10 Highlights 52 Girls Dance this Mess Around Hero Worship

What's not to like about the B-52's?Quirky, clever, fun. I always enjoy hearing their music. They remind not to take myself too seriously.

I mean, ok I guess.

Highlight songs: Planet Claire 52 Girls Rock Lobster There's a Moon in the Sky (Called the Moon) Hero Worship

You know, I kinda fuck with "thrift shop aesthetic"

i liked the general vibe of the album but I didn't save any particular song

Now this was a Bomb! What a great time to be alive! No wars, New Wave, cocaine, and MTV. To be honest, this is the era I’d go back to. Bands like The Clash, Dead Kennedy’s, Sex Pistols, 999’s, Rezillos, X, English Best… all breaking out and away from the mainstream drumbeat. If you were young and hip in 1980, this was your jam. Hell of a time to be young! The first 2 albums from this group are true timeless classics of the period. I pretty much know every word on this album, even though I haven’t spun it in years. It’s a mood-lifting blast from the past, and for that, God Bless the B52’S! Boom!

the debut album of (most) everyone's favorite kitschy rock group, the b-52's. one can only imagine what people thought of these guys when they debuted in music stores across the nation. i can tell this album is their first, mixing can sound a little mysterious and murky and singers, especially the gals in the group sound a little young when compared to their more famous hits. it's the kind of music that floods you with youthful rebellious energy, the kind of music where you party with your friends after school and maybe get into some trouble along the way. it's an album for those of you who believe you crash landed on earth after a swinging party on mars. hopefully nobody will notice your martian heritage...

It's a kitschy blend of 60's surf rock blended with punk. It's alright for what it is.

this was really weird and stylish, funky and fun to listen to, if i were a surfer i think this would have done it for me

When their debut dropped in 1979, they really were unlike anything else. You had punk getting darker, disco fading, and new wave just starting to take shape… and here comes this Athens, Georgia band with thrift-store surf vibes, outer-space camp, and a dance-party heartbeat. “Rock Lobster” alone feels like it arrived from another planet, yet somehow it makes perfect sense the moment it hits. What’s so cool is how they turned what could’ve been a one-off novelty sound into a full aesthetic: bright colors, layered harmonies, quirky spoken-word parts, and a rhythm section that could move. It’s strange, joyful, and totally self-aware, like they knew exactly how absurd they were and leaned into it.

Nice n bouncy.

Yeah, it was okay but just very whacky. I didn’t like the (female) vocals very much either.

Vibes

2 sterne

I grew up with this album and I love it!

This album is an extremely rad time. The only thing that keeps it from a perfect score is it has a somewhat limited range. But boy is that range an absolute blast. Must-listen #228.

I've never been a big fan but I also only listened to the singles. This was quite fun.

It was very quirky, I didn't like any songs tbh

Not my thing. Not sure this has aged well

Definitely one of the of the weirdest things I’ve ever listened to. If no drugs were consumed in the recording of this then I’m staggered. The Dee Reynolds sound effects in Rock Lobster were bizarre. But why did I quite enjoy it? It’s like mental asylum Talking Heads. Love Shack would have bumped this to a 4

This just feels like they were trying to be interesting but it just comes out so boring. Rock lobster made me chuckle due to family guy then it went on for 7 mins. Not for me

3/5

Kind of fun. Don’t love their signing voices. But the songs were entertaining

Ok

Nah

Great

Lyrics are somewhat meaningless but it’s a lot of fun. Quirky vocals and the drumming is pretty good as I was attempting to air drum along numerous times. Favorite songs were Planet Claire, Rock Lobster, Hero Worship, and Downtown.

Fun times

Just great and holds up better than one mighta expected. "Downtown" cover is a little iffy, while the rest of the record is both outre dancey and sorta punk too. The first frew cuts are just dynamite. One will never forget seeing them on SNL all those years ago ... life sorta began just then ... not sure one'd ever seen such a strange band or SNL. FUn memory. The later records got a touch cringey but first few remain strong.

Pretty fun album.

From being familiar with the hits I was expecting a lot more of the bouncy new wave stuff and was surprised at the post punk edge on a lot of these tracks. Fun surf influences, nice gritty passages, but despite some good stuff from the band, the vocals are so annoying that they make the whole thing sound like a novelty act.

Only the first song was available on Spotify, so I had to listen to the full album on YouTube. Overall, quite a bizarre album, a bit futuristic in a very old kind of way, but then I saw the year - 1979 trying to make it look futuristic. The Rock Lobster song was actually quite cool and has this tune that I think is another song because it sounds quite familiar, so I assume they sampled it from this track then (UPDATE - I move away from my computer and I realised that it's actually Miley Cyrus' Fly on the Wall). Overall, quite a knee-shaking experience back in the day, whereas now - it is not that exciting, although it still has a nice sound to it sometimes.

Unique band/sound!

I've heard rock lobster before. Not a bad album, just not my style

The gulf between “how clever we are” and “how clever we think we are” is widest for the B-52s. This is weird music for people who never met a weird person.

There were several major musical themes of the 80s. The Big Hair Rock Bands, The Metal, Punk, Disco, Pop and then there was the "weird / quirky" type stuff. A B52 album that doesn't have "love shack" is definitely an interesting choice

Quirky album. Rock Lobster is the one oddball radio hit

Wonderfully weird album. I was drumming along the whole time.

I wanted to like this so much more. The B52s are such fun, Rock Lobster and Planet Claire are great fun tracks, and they're so different to everyone else, but it just didn't reach the heights it could have. Fred Schneider's vocals are fun at first, but I really start to tired of them by the end. Can't go any lower than a 3, but there we go.

I became aware of B-52's in 1989 when their mega-hit single, "Love Shack" was dominating the radio, MTV, and the jukebox in my favorite bar. It was so ubiquitous that I just tuned them out. Instead, I leaned into their Georgia neighbors, R.E.M., The Black Crowes, and the criminally underrated Drivin N Cryin. The novelty tune, "Rock Lobster" was the only other thing that I knew of B-52's. Now I wish I hadn't slept on them for so long. Tack on an extra half-star for their fun approach to LGBTQ+ visibility.

Rock Lobster and Love Shack is how I know this band and I hate both those songs. Mostly because they were both waaaay overplayed on the radio. Thought this was a gimmick band and never paid much attention. Well surprise surprise, I enjoyed this album. Well except Rock Lobster, but I just skipped during my listens. The girl singers make this band and the dude voice annoys me, but there some pretty good songs. A few that stood out, 52 Girls, Dance This Mess Around, Lava, There's a Moon in the Sky and my favorite, Hero Worship. What can I say, this was kinda fun, kinda punkish something that would go over well after a few beers at a party. The girls make this band! Their cover of Downtown is better than the original. 3.5

4 Catchy, goofy, surf rock that never takes itself too seriously - how could anyone not like this? Oh, right, that was me. To be fair, the only song I knew by these guys and gals for the longest time (and I’m sure many others as well) was Love Shack… and I still kinda hate that song. I’m sorry, but it’s one of the biggest slices of ‘80s cheese out there, and I’m not someone who processes dairy very well. However, after being exposed to the song Rock Lobster (I think it was in Just Dance or something like that), I’ve grown to appreciate the rest of the group’s discography, so I was actually pretty excited to see this pop up on the list - and I was not disappointed! Everything about this album is just fun - musically, it strikes this perfect balance of having both a punk edge to it while also being perfectly danceable, and vocally, each member has their own distinct sound to them while also having chemistry with the others (though special shoutout to Fred Schneider in particular - gotta be one of the most recognizable voices in music). The only real critique I think you could throw at this album is the lyrics (there’s a moon in the sky… called the moon), but I think it’s readily apparent how deliberately kitschy they’re supposed to be. I really liked every song on this, though the front half is certainly more stacked. I loved Planet Claire, loved 52 Girls, loved Dance This Mess Around, but Rock Lobster is still the best of the pack for me. I think it highlights everything the group does well with its surf riffs and vocal dynamics, though I have always especially appreciated how it has this aggressive buildup to it despite being a song about crustaceans and beach parties. The album loses a little bit of steam from there, but there are still some very good tracks ahead with Lava and 6060-842. Downtown was also a nice treat for me as someone who loves the Petula Clark original (thanks Lost), but… I’d be lying if I said I thought this was a great take on it. Still, there are certainly worse ways this could have ended. This was definitely a welcome treat after the last stretch of albums on our list. The more B-52s I listen to, the more I realize Love Shack doesn’t define them and that they’re actually a very talented group. I’m happy to have been exposed to some new stuff from them here.

mis loquitooooossss me encanta la música tan surrealista y estrambótica de este grupo los conocí gracias al just dance y me encantan

Great, funky new-wave album. Rock LOBBBSSTTTEERRRR

Raar, maar dan op de best mogelijke manier. Rock Lobster blijft fantastisch, al is het maar voor de herinneringen aan Just Dance 2014 op de Wii. 3.8

Generous 3.5

I enjoy their energy but random shouty talking through songs don’t make melodic music.

This was one of my first CDs so I'm a little biased here, but boy this album is fun

Schade schade het mer das Album wider nur über Umweg chöne finde und das mer die Lieder ide Zukunft ned wiiter lose chönd wenn mer so Spotify-Abhängig isch. Aber han mer natürli de Ufwand gmacht - ich als chline Album Klöbb Profi - und sie machet scho sehr fest Spass! Chli blödel-punk wo once in a while guet tuet. Leider wirdi die Band wider verlüre. 4 usegstreckti Zunge hends trotzdem verdient.

I was surprised by how good this album was. Obviously surf rock, but a little punk, a little bit of a few different things.

Hress plata

Næ lítilli tengingu. Eflaust betra á sínum tíma. Hresst inn á milli.

Miiiid

Love this album, singers great, really holding time in a bottle here. 3.7