Shiny Happy People

by R.E.M.

Shiny Happy People cover art
  • Type: Single
  • Released: May 1991
  • Label: Warner Bros.
  • Country: United States
  • Length: 9:39
  • Community rating: 3.32/5 from 2 ratings

Artists on this release: Scott Litt

Album Notes & Community Reviews

Featuring guest vocals from The B-52's Kate Pierson, this aggressively cheerful jangle-pop track was intended as an ironic, subversive commentary on Chinese government propaganda posters. However, the song's incredibly buoyant melody and upbeat arrangement caused the satirical context to be entirely overlooked by the mainstream public. Despite its massive commercial success, the band infamously distanced themselves from the track in subsequent years.

Genres

Descriptors: satirical, melodic, duet

Tracklist

  1. Shiny Happy People (3:43)
  2. Forty Second Song (Non LP Track) (1:20)
  3. Losing My Religion (Live Acoustic Version) (4:36)

Credits

  • Bernie Lubell - artwork [lettering stamped by]
  • Bill Berry - written-by
  • Michael Stipe - written-by
  • Mike Mills - written-by
  • Peter Buck - written-by

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