The B-52's Planet Claire live from 1983 

Sweet Jesus, this might be the best version of this song I've ever seen/heard.

Purists may disagree with the presence of the horns, but I like 'em a lot. Nothing will take the place in my memory of the Plymouth Satellite, pink air, and the seven stars that shine after 3:30 in the morning. Deeply meaningful!

They should release this live version.

This version is great!

Correction, 70s song. Their first album came out in 1979 and John Lennon said it was his all time favorite album.

The basic loop of the instruments sounds just like the theme to Peter Gunn; the same theme used in the original "Blues Brothers" movie.

looks like a fun gig - their like talking heads meats Wilma and betty on acid. Great posting cheers

used to have a thing for kate.this is great quality for as old as it is.one of my fav's from these guys.

This has that very cool "old sci-fi" sound that I like. No wonder "Monsters vs Aliens" used it!!

Sure, I saw them do this live in '79, but it was a standard party song, like Rock Lobster, for years afterwards.

You can do a lot with the right audio processor between bass and amp! I playy bass and this song just rocks!

Fred was SO cute!!!!

They used this music in "Charlie's Angels: Full Throttle"!!!

this is sweeet.

Yeah, he is!

ricky is playing bass

oh my god

Mike Pattons mentor is Cindy. Hahahah

Are you sure? I think in John's last interview, before he was murdered, he complained about the B-52's. He said that he went into a club and they were playing a B-52's song. It was either Planet Clair or Rock Lobster, I think. Anyway, he claimed that the band had plagiarized Yoko's unique screaming style.