This was inspired by a 1970 Temptations song called "Psychedelic Shack," which had the refrain: "Psychedelic Shack, that's where it's at."
The lyrics are fun and harmless, but they can be interpreted as being about a place where people go to have sex. At Disney World, you will never see Mickey Mouse dancing to it.
Nile Rodgers and Don Was produced this.
This was the B-52's first Top 10 hit in the US.
The group performed this on an episode of The Simpsons as "Glove Slap."
The Love Shack is a little old place where we can get together
Ayer estuve viendo el episodio final de los Soprano y sonó de fondo esta canción, un clásico doo wop, “Denise” de Randy & The Rainbows, que en los 70 versionearon Blondie con el título de “Denis”. Prefiero OÍR la versión original pero me gusta más VER la segunda, aunque sorprende un poco el excesivo rol sexy de Debbie Harry. Claro, eran los 70 y las feministas no tenían mucho peso, parece. Hoy sería políticamente incorrecto...
Es la canción que abre el lp, una canción triste que repite unas frases sobre el manto de guitarras acústicas, el pálpito rítmico constante y bla bla bla bla bla bla bla bla bla bla bla bla... (uffffffff)
La canción suena 100 % Saint Etienne. Incluso la letra parece un pastiche de ellos: Una estación de tren, líneas como “and I begin to cry/then the rain come down” y el final de la letra: “I´ve been once before/forgot to say goodbye...” El single se publica el Lunes en UK
It´s perfect for love- the music is so romantic, so sensual. You could get depressed by the lyrics, but there´s a lot of hope in there. I´m sure the world was tough back then, but listening to it today, Marvin is like a messenger. This record is perfection, both flawless and timeless. It´ll never be passé. (Vanessa Paradis al Mojo 171. Febrero 2008)
Straight from the motherfuckin dungeons of pop! Born in a Stockholm basement some two years ago, rising from the ruins of compromise and time wasted, Juvelen signalled the start of something funky fresh. Finally the record will be set straight. The good name of pop music will be restored, and sexy will once again be the shit. You can't really mention Prince as an influence these days, can you? Let's just say its about songs of the heart, sung from the hip. May I kick it
Pelle Carlberg has been playing in bands since the Middle Ages. Most recently in Edson, a six-piece band with three splendid albums behind them. For the moment he is concentrating on his solo project, but Edson might do a show when you least expect it.
Facts: *Born in Uppsala, October 21, 1969
*On the new recordings he plays most of the instruments himself
*Likes uncool things (like "Landet runt" on Swedish television and cafés where you don't have to pay a fortune for a trendy cup of coffee)
*Dislikes male chauvinist pigs
*Has four children (two boys and two girls)
*First real concert - Gyllene tider at Fyrishallen, Uppsala 1980 ("From that day I knew what I wanted to do with my life")
*Best concert - the first five with bob hund
Musical influences in some kind of chronological order: Cat Stevens, Simon and Garfunkel, ABBA, The Beatles, Nationalteatern, Grease (the movie soundtrack), Gyllene tider, Magnus Uggla, Depeche Mode, Krafwerk, Simple Minds, U2, The Cure, Echo and the Bunnymen, Ratata, The Smiths, Camouflage, Dileva, Jakob Hellman, Marc Almond, Imperiet, Pixies, The Go betweens, Lloyd Cole and the Commotions, The Church, Demorgue, Sugarcubes, Ride, Teenage Fanclub, Björk, Cornelis Vreeswijk, Nirvana, Dinosaur Jr, bob hund, Nick Drake, Eggstone, The Cardigans, Blur, Popsicle, Burt Bacharach, Doris, The Bear Quartet, Belle and Sebastian, The Velvet Underground, The Beautiful South, Nicolai Dunger, Van Morrison, Credence Clear Water Revival, The Strokes, Neil Young, Doktor Kosmos, Håkan Hellström, Jens Lekman, Suburban Kids With Biblical Names, [Ingenting], Anna Ternheim and The Hidden Cameras