So are soungs like Is That You Mo Dean, Quiche Lorraine, and 52 Girls. It was just so unique and Rock Lobster is a great example of their individuality. I don't think anyone could have copied the sound that the B52's had. I mean, the song by itself, Family Guy or no Family Guy, is truly an amazing piece of work. Emily from Xenia, OhThe fact that this song was on Family Guy doesn't matter.After that, he started to write the songs that were later included in the Double Fantasy and Milk and Honey albums. Eduardo from San Jose, OtherIn fact, it was in the summer of 1980 (not 1979) that John Lennon heard the song while having a vacation with his son Sean in Bermuda.Joe from Bellingham, WaWhat a weird song huh? I first heard it on the radio in the late 90's, I thought it was a joke! Oh well very catchy!.When they were improvising lines for "Rock Lobster" in a jam session, he turned this into the line that we hear in the song. Jimmy from Orlando, FlFred Schneider once said in an interview that the line "His earlobe fell in the deep" is actually based on an experience he had at a party when he was in drag: his earbob fell off his ear and into a bowl of dip.Matthew from Milford, MaThis song is on Donkey Konga for the Gamecube, but it gets cut off after the halfway point.It is on their album Unifying Themes Redux. If you get a chance, listen to the Botch version. Kevin from Philadelphia, PaMathcore band Botch did a cover of this that kicks ass.The bars would play it as the last song because we'd be worn out by the end and they could close. Then we'd all be hopping straight up with arms flailing until the end. Lots of hopping thenand falling to the ground when the lyrics say "down down down" where the entire dance floor would be covered by people writhing on their stomachs and backs until the guitar riffs started back up. Lalah from Wasilla, AkIn the early 80s this was popular at dance clubs in the northeast.Obviously his overly aggressive mood had shifted to a more peaceful state and thus their next hit was created. Later that day he started thinking about ideas for "Love Shack". This is where the inspiration in the part where he sings "down, down, down" came about. As he continued adding more and more lyrics to the song it started to make him feel down. Jake from Talahassee, MtWhen Fred Snyder wrote this song he was in an aggressive mood supposedly.Rui from Porto, PortugalThanks Kevin from Philadelphia! I just heard the Botch cover and it is pretty sick!.The rock of course wasn't a rock, it was a.piece of, um, raw sewage, aka #2. John from Philadelphia, PaIMO, "Somebody went under a dock" to relieve themselves, aka #1.Tried To Take Over The KMUP Television Studios! Cory Stoczynski from Lancaster, NyThat Song Was Sung On Muppets Tonight With Pierce Brosnan Where The Crustacean Liberation Army.So I don't think Rock Lobster and Love Shack were written by Fred Schneider on the same day. All the songs on Cosmic Thing were written by the whole band, jamming together trying to kick-start their creativity in the late 1980's after the death of Ricky Wilson. Rock Lobster is on the B-52's first album in 1979 - and Love Shack was released on Cosmic Thing in 1989. Thegripester from Wellington, New ZealandMight want to check your sources on that story, Jake from Talahassee.
The girls give sometimes a melodic line, other times crazy or funny sounds Pay attention, cause Rick is playing Rock. Pedro from PortugalCanadians did it right.Even as a kid I thought it was the worst thing I’ve ever heard. It had a song by Yoko on the reverse side. Tim“So he could record an album by making me an equal partner and we won't get flack like we used to up to then." I had a 45 record of Starting Over when I was a kid.Kent from Greensburg People often say that Yoko Ono’s music is awful and uninspiring but if it wasn’t for her music, Rock Lobster wouldn’t have been created and Double Fantasy would have never been made.
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