The B-52's Wild Planet mcdonnell Exstacy and The Chop Shop

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The B-52's Wild Planet mcdonnell Exstacy and The Chop ShopThe B 52s: Cindy Wilson (vocals, guitar, keyboards); Kate Pierson (vocals, keyboards, keyboard bass); Fred Schneider (vocals); Ricky Wilson (guitar); Keith Strickland (drums). Recorded at Compass Point Studios, Nassau, Bahamas in April 1980. Also available with THE B 52S on 1 cassette. If you have any doubt that WILD PLANET was intended as the ultimate in new wave party albums, just turn your attention to the opening "Party Out of Bounds." The song