The B-52's - Private Idaho (Official Audio)

[@picante_the_dragonslayer]

This song is literally one of the best pieces of music made in the 80s

[@jasondean6940]

I agree this is my favorite song by the B-52s

[@rosangelateixeira20]

Me too. I love " hoo hoo hoo".

[@picante_the_dragonslayer]

​Yo same! @@jasondean6940

[@cinilaknedalm]

I really wish that the "Hoo Hoo Hoo Hoo Hoo Hoo Hoo Hoo Hoo' part happened more times in the song. It's literally one of the best classic moments in music for me

[@StudioMod]

I can arrange this but I just heard the song for the first time. But man, I know how you feel. I feel that way with songs all the time. I'm not even sure what part you're talking about, but I'm a music editor and I could easily add that all over the song.

[@Mo-MuttMusic]

It's a lot of fun. I love the guitar riff. Shawn R., Mo-Mutt Music/Sacred & Secular

[@aniventure]

Hoo hoo is way better than Baby baby babyooo 😜

[@professorsasha9100]

When I was driving across Idaho a few weeks ago I kept trying to emulate it. it felt like the perfect soundtrack to I-84 as a storm approached.

[@mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm3153]

looooool

[@JD-zw4pz]

Lead singer Fred Schneider grew up in my home town of Oceanport NJ...he hardly spoke a word in school. Very shy.

[@alyssakeezer8681]

I love him!

[@101Volts]

Funny thing is that both Kate *and* Fred grew up within 15 miles of each other, then both moved to Athens.

[@ruthlessreid9172]

Best friend was at VA. Beach in early nineties he heard that voice saying "look at the moon!"

[@j.pejoro4909]

Great guy!

[@jackesavage]

Fred Schneider was my neighbor when i lived on East Sixth Street in Manhattan. He was, and IS, to this day, incredibly shy, but he is loved by all on the street

[@metalgamerjonny6410]

The backup vocals around 0:50 is just STUNNING, not only that but the guitar at 1:02 sound epic. I love everything about this song

[@kevinlong5392]

That guitar riff is too much. I can not stand still. These guys belong in The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame

[@101Volts]

@@kevinlong5392 The guitar riff, and the guitar for the whole song, doesn't move from frets 3 and 5. It's just open notes, and notes on the 3rd and 5th frets. Though Ricky *did* use one of his oddball tunings, EBDxBB, which omits the G string. And according to Keith Strickland, RIcky also played this on a cheap Silvertone 1448, made by Danelectro. I know for sure that Ricky played it on the 1448 for shows in 1979, but this studio recording doesn't quite sound right for it to be a 1448, so I'm not sure what to say here. Maybe it was recorded with one of Ricky's 4 Mosrite models instead. Don't put the Silvertone 1448 down for being cheap and still remaining cheap on the market, I own one. It's a great sounding guitar, just replace the tuners (if problematic) and saddle. Take a new 1 piece wood saddle, and cut it into 3 (one for each 2 string slots,) and then you can adjust it properly for intonation. There's a guitar tab (how to play chart) for this song which I wrote, and it's over at Ultimate Guitar.

[@fuchnorris6277]

RIP Bucky

[@normanshaw1970]

Ricky Wilson was an amazing guitarist, think of the classic riffs he created

[@The.Last.Guitar.Hero.]

B-52s early stuff was great and the vocal harmonies second to none. RIP Ricky Wilson proper genius

[@chrisburk9424]

AGREED! Great Band but I MUCH PREFER the Early Lineup before Ricky died... later stuff, not so much...great to put on "Cosmic Thing" for the girls at a Party to get them dancing but I NEVER, EVER play their later stuff if I'm alone.

[@shmoligans1149]

Listening to this in my own private Idaho Literally I'm in Idaho Have been most my life Its pretty private

[@luckyduckydrivingschool3615]

Can I come use your pool?

[@sue4idaho]

@@luckyduckydrivingschool3615 , due to the harsh winters and deep freeze of the ground concrete POOLS are not practical here. Trampolines, however are incredibly popular! ;-)

[@luckyduckydrivingschool3615]

@@sue4idaho Trampolines sound fun! I'm down to bounce

[@ginnyeggleston3287]

Word. 👍🏼

[@davidterry6312]

It's fraught with Danger!

[@DirtBoyTrilla]

I was born in 1992 and this will always be my favorite song 'til I die.

[@loriqua6134]

Ya got good taste, kid!

[@alanstrom2221]

I have to pay Tribute to Ricky Wilson. Incredibly brilliant and talented Guitarist. I'm still very sad that he passed away in the mid-80's. Ricky would be proud of Keith Strickland's transformation from Drums to Guitar. RIP Ricky - We love you.

[@jacobdiden8967]

whos ricky wilson?

[@spencerowensrichey]

@@jacobdiden8967 Ricky Wilson was the original guitarist for the B-52s. He died of AIDS in 1985.

[@zlatkomladic5979]

Gay fafo of the times

[@randyboyce5041]

Unappreciated band. Had some interesting stuff that nobody else did. Very different and inovative. Nobody like them.

[@SYCHO-DELIC]

Exactly

[@oskarvikstrom229]

I like them still

[@centralscrutinizer9591]

Very unique to this day.

[@mfreeman313]

I wouldn't say _nobody._ They've been huge stars for decades.

[@BookerT48]

I saw them. Totally agree. I love the riffs the harmonizing. Nobody was like them. And they weren't like anyone else

[@paulverbakel7813]

Love the B-52s and the psychedelic feel . The girls vocals are capturing

[@stephendickson4041]

Well you gotta love Schneider too

[@giancarlolugo9586]

@@stephendickson4041 Their music its great sounds like something the Jetsons would listen while cruising in their flying car

[@POSSUM_chowg]

My family once drove to Idaho from Southern California and blasted this on repeat the whole time

[@Greenballoffire]

so real

[@Spinogryz2005]

Are you Ramona Flowers from Scott Pilgrim?

[@adamkane5205]

The backing harmonies. Wow

[@tonyb8660]

those are my favorite parts! still gives me goosebumps even after 1,317,600,000 seconds

[@shredman87.57]

Ignore rock lobster for a minute, they were a pretty underrated band

[@ryouma1717]

very underrated

[@grahamr1007]

Rock Lobster is a banger.

[@0000Sierra117]

Yeah like, they're sort of treated as one-hit in the popular consciousness, but actually oops all bangers. Closest comparison is DEVO I think

[@EarlyB-52sGuitars]

Go listen to "There's a Moon In the Sky (Called the Moon)" or "6060-842" and come back. Or "Runnin' Around." Mind that Ricky has his own style and techniques, he *was* playing guitar but he changed the approach (and string gauges) just enough to sound unique. He often omitted the G and High E strings and put an extra B string in the High E slot. There's more to it than that, early on he also played Mosrite Guitars and a Danelectro and an Epiphone Import. None of these were costly at the time, but they weren't chintzy, either. He did start using Fenders live in 1982, but the amplifier change at the time ruined their live sound IMHO.

[@seekah1]

SUCH a great song, easily in my Top 5 B-52's...great message as well.

[@Acorn-h9z]

The way the child raised in the air was quite frightening. Lord Jesus Christ, have mercy.

[@l.a.v5942]

I will always love this song

[@milagrosmarchessini3442]

Same,♥️😎

[@danielquispeamaro5112]

@@milagrosmarchessini3442 ya se nno es

[@eoj2495]

Me too!

[@normacavanaugh4694]

@@milagrosmarchessini3442 to buy by

[@alyssakeezer8681]

It’s my forever get up and dance like a crazy chick from 1968!!

[@claudebuysse7482]

Great song , great guitar and great vocals. Bass and drum too. I fall in love with them since the first hearing in 1981...

[@MythicalPhoebe]

Yes! I really love the vocals and the bass line in this song. i'm the kind of person that can get really obsessed with all the different sounds present in a song and how well they go together.

[@salvatorechism88]

RIP Ricky! Great song and wild group !

[@colin6768]

This song is epic. Love how they used "Outer Limits" in the song. The perfect mix of punk and surf. Killer.

[@jasonourso8944]

SO many bands try to be all edgy and hard these days... I hate to tell them, this hits harder and is more punk than anything coming out now. This song is what every heavy/high energy band should strive for.

[@roulanyu3183]

i so totally agree, Jason!

[@101Volts]

(Edit: If I'm understanding this straightly,) The B-52s, in their earliest songs, aren't _that_ serious. They just played, and didn't think they'd make it big. The thing is, their early sound died quickly because they followed advice to move from Athens to New York "because no one works in Athens." Once they did, the sound died. It's not just Ricky's death that did it, that was 5 years later; their 1981 - 85 material is _not_ the same as the first 2 albums. Edit 2: Mind, this was in the late 70s and early 80s. No internet like it is in 2023, clearly. I don't know if working from Athens could have worked out or not. Maybe Ricky wouldn't have died so soon if they hadn't moved to New York area.

[@richardmeglio5450]

More punk would be the circle jerks or fear... but I get it. This song is killer.

[@ThomasPaine01]

Exactly, fren!

[@mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm3153]

frr

[@PD-os1xi]

Born 1969. Played classical piano music since age 8. Grew up hearing just country and the eagles...B52's.. 1st song i heard in grade school.... Loved them ever since

[@CLERJYMAN]

My life of gigs was enhanced to maximum when I got to see the B52S. Forty years of bliss

[@TheBlindReaper]

This song hits so hard.

[@hectorgeart5005]

Just imagine ,girls dancing the jerck in the 60s to the beat of private idajo.

[@KingCrimson499]

Hoo-hoo-hoo-hoo-hoo-hoo-hoo Hoo-hoo-hoo-hoo-hoo Hoo-hoo-hoo-hoo Hoo-hoo-hoo-hoo-hoo You're living in your own private Idaho Living in your own private Idaho (oh) Underground like a wild potato Don't go on the patio Beware of the pool, blue bottomless pool It leads you straight right through the gate that opens on the pool You're living in your own private Idaho You're living in your own private Idaho Keep off the path, beware of the gate (your own private Idaho) Watch out for signs that say "hidden driveways" (your own private Idaho) Don't let the chlorine in your eyes (woah, woah) Blind you to the awful surprise (woah-oh-oh-oh-oh, yeah) That awaits for you at the bottom of the bottomless blue, blue, blue pool You're livin' in your own private Idaho, Idaho You're out of control, the rivers that roll You fell into the water and down to Idaho Get out of the state, get out of the state you're in You better beware You're living in your own private Idaho You're living in your own private Idaho Keep off the patio (your own private Idaho) Keep off the path (your own private Idaho) The lawn may be green, but you better not be seen (woah, woah) Walkin' through the gate that leads you down (woah-oh-oh-oh-oh, yeah) Down to a pool fraught with danger, it's a pool full of strangers Hey! You're living in your own private Idaho Where do I go from here to a better state than this? Well, don't be blind to the big surprise Swimming 'round and 'round like the deadly hand of a radium clock At the bottom of the pool I-I-Idaho, I-I-Idaho Woah-oh, woah, woah-oh-oh Woah-oh-oh-oh-oh Ah-ah-ah-ah Ah-ah-ah-ah Get out of the state (ah-ah-ah-ah) Get out of the state (ah-ah-ah-ah) You're living in your own private Idaho Livin' in your own private Idaho

[@markshira7810]

This band is light years ahead. Starting listing afer an absence of 40+ years. making up for lost time, now part of my daily music consumption.

[@cmillerholmes]

They were very big in Detroit in the Black community.

[@danno698299]

Really? That’s cool!

[@centralscrutinizer9591]

very surprising, but cool!

[@almightyfoe]

You could've just said Detroit

[@cmillerholmes]

@@almightyfoe I spoke about what I know, no offense was intended.

[@larrygoerke9081]

Lol

[@richdelgatto2522]

I first heard this song at probably 120 decibels, at a bar. People were going nuts on the dance floor.

[@marianouro]

Enero 1982. Valle Hermoso (Córdoba, Argentina). Vacaciones. Mi hermano acapara el "minicomponente" con el cassette de "Party Mix". De repente, el tema 2 del lado A irrumpe y me parte la cabeza al instante con esa intro poderosa. "Qué es eso?", pienso. Tomo la caja y miro la etiqueta. "Private Idaho" se puede leer. "The B-52's (intérprete)" completa mi información. Sin internet y mucho menos KZbin, me toma unos días volver a Córdoba y conseguir "Wild Planet". Ya no había marcha atrás. Con 12 años ya tenía mi primer grupo favorito de la década. Aún hoy me conmueve esa increíble combinación de voces acompañando esta memorable pieza de mi museo personal. Mi tema de cabecera por siempre de esta eterna banda. Gracias Rhino por compartirla.

[@darkcoeficient]

Que dificl era antes. Ahora tienes Shazzam en tu celular y listo. Yo tengo un video que baje como en el 2000 o 2001 con 30 segundos de una cancion que era de un idioma que nunca habia escuchado. Hace dos meses atras puse el video de nuevo por que estaba haciendo un backup y me dio con usar Shazzam. La cancion era de una banda de Europa del Este. Jamas iba a encontrar el interprete de otra manera.

[@chachirocks]

En esa época vivia en Callao Peru... mi inglés era malísimo... y esta canción la cantabamos te rompo el Idajo....!!!

[@darkcoeficient]

@@chachirocks valgame!

[@eldesgraciado6690]

Ya estás viejo.

[@chachirocks]

El Desgraciado porsupuesto... con la mejor vida qué pude tener, feliz a más no pedir y ver qué casi todos mis proyectos y sueños se cumplieron.

[@Joseph-z7s3b]

I don't just miss creative, unique music, I mourn it. I grew up in a universe populated by The B-52S,Devo, Blondie, The Ramones and Gary Newman. Music sucks now. Thanks a lot MTV. In the beginning, you helped,in the end, you destroyed. Christ I'm old...

[@kruggsmash]

How can you ever say this on KZbin? There’s so much now

[@Joseph-z7s3b]

@@kruggsmash True. KZbin is an endless "c.d. changer..." But here's where the mourning begins... 98% of what I seek out and actually enjoy 100% of the time is primarily "old" music. For someone who listens to music nearly all day everyday, I RARELY find something new that has the divine spark of magic. It's not necessarily a matter of what kind of music I prefer. I listen to everything from DEPECHE MODE to DEICIDE... from the GRATEFUL DEAD to the DEAD KENNEDY'S. So how is it that most of the new music defies physics insomuch that it sucks and blows simultaneously? Just an old man shouting questions at the clouds...

[@TheChonaman]

It's a legit complaint. However, my brother was saying exactly the same things in the early 1970s, mourning the lesser popularity of James Taylor, Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young. The early death of the great Janis Joplin. The breakup of the Beatles a couple o years later, the tragic loss of Jimi Hendrix. It's cyclical. 80's music, "punk rock" disco, etc. were very different, more techno than classical pop rock. It was hard on the ears, very edgy. But it was the evolution, the way the money ship drove things in those days. I remember the Aja album by Steely Dan, Pink Floyd's "The Wall" Too many others to mention, all listenable, enjoyable today. With digital music it doesn't matter when it was recorded. So much of it was epic. I does not get old or stale, although my older brother never saw it as anything but commercial trash. He had hundreds of vinyls. I do not think he ever bought any music after 1975. Maria Maldaur, in the early 80's.

[@rileyalt1251]

Don’t forget Talking Heads! Very much alongside B-52’s in that whole movement

[@Joseph-z7s3b]

@@rileyalt1251 As well as Television, The Clash and so many others. Unfortunately it's not just music that has become mindless junk food. Movies and television as well. Remember Taxi? Hold that up against any modern shitcom and Taxi wins. Movies as well. Remember seeing Raiders of the Lost Ark for the first time? Or Scanners? I haven't went to the theater in years. Not because it's too costly,(which it is) but because if wanted to see trash I'd go to the dump. But hey,at least modern movies make a lot of money in China. What a joke. Problem is, were the punchline.

[@alanstrom2221]

I'm glad to say that this song charted very well in Australia, reaching #11. We were the first region in the world to shoot Rock Lobster to #1 on the charts, even though Wiki says it reached #3. Our music TV show Countdown, which was the Bible of Pop Culture in Australia, placed Rock Lobster at #1 for multiple weeks. So, their record company organised a Concert Tour Downunder in the Winter of 1980. They played material from their 2nd album " Wild Planet" I remember they got a very good response to " Gimme Back My Man". My main memory of the concert is Fred Schneider playing glockenspiel on " Gimme Back My Man". I love thousands of music acts, though The B-52s are in my TOP 5 Bands.

[@SouthernStorm_61]

They are from Athens, Georgia, USA. Glad you enjoyed them.

[@antonisahajiorgis4775]

Amazing song, groove, vocal harmonies are sick.. I love the guitar!

[@cheesy-p1j]

Best band ever!

[@flanplan5903]

Grew up with this music as a 22 year old, hearing it often during long car rides. Parents were born in 1968, so they were teens during the majority of the time b 52’s were popular, and I remember people dancing to this and love shack at a wedding party when I was a little kid. Dear god they must have been awesome to see live.

[@scottlapier4797]

Yup, Love Shack was a staple at every party, wedding, barbecue and event after all the adults got drunk. I also remember being a little kid and watching their music video for the Flintstones on Nickelodeon. They're on a "farewell tour" right now. If you have the chance to see them live. Do it

[@TheLovepools]

If someone doesn't like this band that person sucks 😊

[@mobus1603]

I always loved the early punk side of the B-52's--just so good

[@izaltinoalvesespindola6406]

B 52-s é e sempre será sensacional. ..!!!

[@pixelfrenzy]

Still listening to this, what - 40+ years later? One of my favourites after "Give me back my man", which IMHO has the best vocals by far.

[@matteoh8683]

40+ years on and still a banger of a song

[@KingIggy]

This song got me out of my comfort zone. Heard it while looking at other jobs, quit the next day. Found a better one.

[@husnainhyder6713]

No matter how old you are Your soul will rock when it will rock with private idaho

[@thomascoleman6322]

I’m 🤘🎸🤘🎧🗿🎸🧗‍♀️ rocking 🎉😮😂this right now!

[@jerellewynn2855]

I was 8 years when this song was playing on the radio in Flint Michigan but eventually my mother bought the record the same year 1981. Another great song from the early 80's. A lot kids growing up back then will always have this song in high regard from our childhood. The song is relatable and having fun. We are still listening in 2024 and still uphold in the tests of time. We were blessed to be alive to hear this wonderful song that will always be with us. Thank you Frankie Smith for this song and voice that will always be with us. Now sir may you and soul rest peacefully 😢.

[@bigguys45s29]

GREAT song! Can’t believe it only made it as high as No. 74 on the Billboard Hot 100 in 1980. Catchy stuff!

[@smashrunner8954]

It get 11 in one chart , i can't remember which one ?

[@nickchristopoulos8138]

they were considered alternative music.. only place I know that played it was MTV

[@eyecavesilly1119]

some people don't appreciate higher forms of creativity.....their loss.....

[@lakebay972]

It was way ahead of its time. People just weren’t ready.

[@m.oriley7700]

@@nickchristopoulos8138 MTV did not exist in 1980, and the B-52's did not make a music video until 1983.

[@localafh]

Now this was the ultimate party band in the early 80's! 'Love Shack', 'Rock Lobster', 'Private Idaho'....they got the party lit! Proverbs 3:5

[@stevemccooleq]

Crazy good bass lines on this song.

[@williamstinde8930]

I hadn't heard much of the B-52s outside of Love Shack and Rock Lobster until pretty recently. I heard this and Planet Claire and even though I'm 34 now it's set me on a journey of self-discovery. Artists. Every last one of them.

[@joseyeguez2673]

Exelente, super B52, clásicos que nunca pasarán de moda, gracias por compartir este gran ejemplar

[@frankolivas8593]

Such a tear jerking ad before this, B-52s to show you the fallacy of this world, you're living in your own Private Idaho.

[@amangogna68]

Great song and wild group !

[@nelsonnelson999]

our own Private Idaho (wherever that may be ; ) is the best place to be, put this on and dance alone like I do, who's here 2024?

[@ednise69]

I am.

[@ErlindaSantos-nl5ed]

Ya somos 2 . Yo lo bailo sola ​@@ednise69

[@dugout3997]

Weird. Wild. Wonderful!

[@olivierdelasalle5318]

c'est juste GENIAL B52S

[@monicaaspiazu5892]

I miss New York, miss Astoria and of course I miss you my Tommy… I’ll always love you

[@Ur2ez4me81]

My brothers name is Tommy my name is Timmy 😊 👋

[@allancesterjr4494]

Pine Knob 1983.... ONE OF THE BEST CONCERTS EVER !!!

[@RCBAARG]

The B-52´s are Back. Always!

[@carlosfigueiredo9338]

B5 IS NEW WAVE ROCK AND ROLL!ALOHA!

[@carlosfigueiredo9338]

B52 IS NEW WAVE ROCK AND ROLL! ALOHA BIG WAVES!

[@johnhollis921]

Such gutsy music

[@nataliebryant7593]

The group takes me to another time!

[@sandragalarza2764]

42 años ya! Atemporal, qué voces, qué ritmo! VIVA LOS 80 POR SIEMPRE! ❤️❤️❤️🎶

[@Cuddles_Max]

los 70

[@germangonzales6985]

​​@@Cuddles_Maxsta canción es del 80 o 81.

[@Manzanadedulce]

This song beat has no business being this god damn good!!!!

[@salvatoredioguardi3132]

Special band for sure!

[@Jack908r]

So much great music came out of this era. It was a great time to be alive. Pre cell phones, pre internet. Just great music shared via word of mouth.

[@WagnerJann]

Impossível ouvir essa música e ficar parado! E pra quem viveu essa época, ela só traz boas lembranças. Brasil na área!

[@bryonthor]

the 52's are awesome

[@gislainedomingos7779]

São Paulo-Brasil- Ouvindo em 2020...saudades dos anos 70/80 e 90

[@jandrews1157]

I saw them in concert a few years ago, what a fantastic show!

[@kevinlong5392]

I just saw them last night on their farewell tour in Washington D.C. and they still carry that same energy. The fans were going bananas, breaking up the chairs. I swear I never seen nothing like it. One of the best days of my life. I promise 👍

[@nekomantix598]

Listening to this while arriving to the Santa Cruz beach boardwalk in mid july hits different 🌊🏄‍♀️🎠🎢🎡🏖🌊☀️

[@royjameson2097]

This is definitely on my top favorite 20 songs ... Hard to make that list the B-52's just have such an amazing sound it's "new wave" I guess but it's surf rock with an eerie sound and the vocals are just mixed together so good can't help but get down to their jams, they remind me of a tighter and cleaner version of the Cramps in a lot of ways.

[@stevestefanski9112]

It’s B-52s 😂

[@jamesarnette1394]

The cramps: bad music for bad people.

[@oneminutefixed5003]

the vocal harmonies by the girls are beautiful

[@Jeff-fc3tw]

☝️ Proud Native Idahoan!!! 🤘😁🤘

[@HarleyQuinn-nc9ki]

Great song

[@amyh.b.khalil8519]

Today. This was everything to me! Hahahahaa 😂!! Love you guys. 60 yes.... jazz singer.... Texas ❤😘😘😘😉

[@ouch1226]

it was in '88 when i heard this i bought a record and played it over and over.

[@GiuseppeCivitella-go5ih]

Major hit .One of the best .Great band .Miss them.

[@vilmalugay3401]

One of the best punk music of the 80's! Jan 31,2021

[@davidknowlton4028]

Seen them in the 80s @ University of Maine. As great then as now!

[@boxer555]

Saw them twice live. Once in Mountain View CA but first in Berkeley at the Greek Theater in early 80's--- HOLY CRAP. I've been to a gazillion shows, but that was absolutely the best show I have ever seen in my lifetime of many many shows. They were on fire. Ricky was still alive. The girls were stunningly beautiful frankly, and the dancing and theatrics of their "characters" were out of this world. Their creativity is once in a century creativity. Others who were at that Berkeley show were awestruck at their talents of pulling you into their world. We left that show wondering what just happened to the world. The dancing was absolutely phenomenal. I mention this against the backdrop of having gone to a prep school in the late 70's and into 1980 in Stony Brook New York where I walked into a dance party and this song came on-- MY GAWD it wasn't just me, but everyone in earshot was on the floor dancing to this 8th wonder of the world music that was pumping through the loudspeakers. They captured the fun of an entire generation.

[@aheroictaxidriver3180]

Sick.

[@Leslie-o1j]

Love shack works too!

[@angelaandeway4733]

Nice Bass

[@alexphillips3270]

Excellent drums too

[@cathy7382]

This is my favorite from the B52s such fun

[@emersonfernandes7845]

Kate Pierson 😍😊 bravo , B52!

[@rickygraham4070]

I remember growing in Washington D.C. and my buddy turned me on to this, and he would crank up the volume!

[@jimmyc.cardenas8670]

Excelente ritmo sicodelico vigente hasta nuestros días. Que viva los 80's

[@alanstrom2221]

Yes Jason, I agree with you. The difference is that The B-52s and DEVO produced their music and art organically. There is nothing contrived, manufactured or fabricated about them. They are natural and real.

[@johnwinger7504]

Timeless!

[@simonburns1055]

Phenomenal !

[@beandipcartography]

I'm living in my own private District of Columbia, and it's pretty neat. Lots of good burger joints around here.

[@reinofeliz]

The B-52's!! Parabéns!! "Private Idaho"!! 🎸🎸🎶🎵🧙‍♂️🦉📻

[@Metalycia2008]

Banger

[@MrX1026]

How can you not like this song?

[@SFCvalente]

This song are so incredible and perfect.

[@noahlondon8005]

AWESOME jam..still holds up in 2020...maybe even more so now...

[@VolksdeutscheSS]

Thank you B-52s.

[@arlequinasincera7982]

Awesome song.

[@olivermilke9563]

what a fuck .the greatest voices ever.fred,cindy and kate were send from god above

[@americogarciapaz9320]

Viva el rock geniales The B -52's Lima Perú

[@markjmaxwell9819]

Good old Idaho it has surprised everyone as usual. 2024...… 😎🇦🇺👍

[@BobACNJ]

Real Music

[@hmberobertoferrarogivingme7390]

Seguira sonando mientras un corazon ochentero siga latiendo. Gracias, gracias, graciasssssss !!!!!

[@andybernard9674]

Hordon Pavillion Sydney 83/84,,, went off sensational, dance mania, EVERYONE LOVED IT!

[@shannonflores2317]

You always make me happy.