Backing track of Planet Claire by The B-52's 1979. Original key: E. No guitar, no vocals. Movie clips: Robert Rodriguez's Planet Terror (2007) and Tim Burton's Mars Attacks! (1996).
Somebody made this so that it _sounds_ like the tracks that the original band created, but it's clearly an imitation. Compare this to the actual B-52s' studio track and you can tell they're not the same music. One giveaway that the discerning pop music lover can catch: the signature beeps early in the 1978 tune, which were either a smoke alarm or morse code or a walkie talkie, were definitely higher in tone than in this cover/instrumental version.
I never had hear before this slow with conga version!. Very interesting the black & white film!
B52;s were such an underated band, they did so mucj for music progession, most ppl dont even realize it
I am very impressed with that. We certainly need more of it in this toxic world we are forced to live in.
Very nice and pure sound. Mysterious mood !!
This is fun!
Great song yeah 🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘
We come in peace auk auk.
I haven't understood anything since 1979....
Somebody made this so that it _sounds_ like the tracks that the original band created, but it's clearly an imitation. Compare this to the actual B-52s' studio track and you can tell they're not the same music.
One giveaway that the discerning pop music lover can catch: the signature beeps early in the 1978 tune, which were either a smoke alarm or morse code or a walkie talkie, were definitely higher in tone than in this cover/instrumental version.
Backing track for guitar and voice.
Really cool, but I'd also like to hear the guitar track.
Cool!
I think Steve Martian did the vocals on this video.
nice job sugar daddy
Admit it you guys are trying to live off of others