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The B-52's

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The B-52's
Origin Athens, Georgia, USA
Genre(s) New wave
Dance rock
Years active 1976-present
Label(s) Warner Brothers, Reprise, Alex, Island, Spectrum, PolyGram, Polydor, Rhino, MCA, Stratofortress, Centrifugal
Website Official Site
Members
Fred Schneider
Kate Pierson
Cindy Wilson
Keith Strickland
Former members
Ricky Wilson



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One of the first members of the first "Athens Revolution", the B-52's are, according to their website "The World's Greatest Party Band", and few would say "hey! No they're not!" Hard to believe that they've been going strong for almost 25 years, although they HAVE spent the last 13 or so in hiding. Ranging from their dancy and nervous debut in 1979 to the dance rock wonderfulness of "Cosmic Thing," this band has shown time and time again that they're no novelty act, and that like it or not, they have changed the musical landscape. Without 'em, there would be no They Might Be Giants, Architecture In Helsinki, and probably no Franz Ferdinand.

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