Good Stuff is the sixth studio album by new wave band The B-52's, released in 1992. (see 1992 in music).

While still one of their better releases, the album was considered by many to be a bit uneven compared to its predecessor, Cosmic Thing. This may have been due to the temporary departure of vocalist Cindy Wilson.

A moderate radio hit was achieved with the track "Good Stuff", which was a cleverly disguised and vaguely explicit ode to a woman's sexual fluids. With lyrics like "gonna wallow in your lovin' hollow" and "take me down where the love honey flows," some radio stations refused to play the track. A music video accompanied the track featuring the band dancing under vagina-shaped pipe openings from which sudsy soap foam poured out onto them.

Track listing

1. "Tell It Like It T-I-Is"
2. "Hot Pants Explosion" (The B-52's)
3. "Good Stuff" (Pierson, Schneider, Strickland)
4. "Revolution Earth" (Pierson, Strickland, Waldrop)
5. "Dreamland" (The B-52's)
6. "Is That You Mo-Dean?" (The B-52's)
7. "The World's Green Laughter"
8. "Vision of a Kiss" (The B-52's)
9. "Brezin'"
10. "Bad Influence" (Pierson, Schneider, Strickland)

Personnel

The B-52's

• Kate Pierson - vocals
• Fred Schneider - vocals
• Keith Strickland - guitar, keyboards, vocals

Additional personnel

• Tawatha Agee - background vocals
• Zachary Alford - drums
• Nicholas Brown - bass
• Sterling Campbell - drums
• Lenny Castro - percussion
• Michelle Cobbs - background vocals
• John Fischer - vocals
• Richard Hilton - keyboards, piano
• James "Hutch" Hutchinson - bass
• Pat Irwin - guitar, keyboards, piano, Hammond organ
• Curtis King - background vocals
• Stephen "Doc" Kupka - baritone saxophone
• Sarah Lee - bass
• David McMurray - flute, saxophone
• Mo-Dean Intergalactic Choir - vocals
• Jamie Muhoberac - keyboards
• Jeff Porcaro - drums
• Gregory Purnhagen - vocals
• Nile Rodgers - guitar
• Tim Rollins - piano
• Amy Shulman - harp
• Lee Thornberg - trumpet
• Fonzi Thornton - background vocals
• Scott Totten - guitar
• Don Was - guitar
• Brenda White-King - background vocals
• Tracy Wormworth - bass

Production

• Producers: Nile Rodgers, Russ Titelman, Don Was
• Engineers: Ed Cherney, Patrick Dillett, Tom Durack, Jon Goldberger, Rik Pekkonen
• Assistant engineers: Dan Bosworth, Victor Deyglio, Hiro Ishihara, Justin Luchter, Mike Reither
• Production manager: Budd Tunick
• Production coordination: Marsha Burns
• Project coordinator: Renoda Campbell-Monza
• Mixing: Tom Durack
• Mastering: Bob Ludwig
• Digital editing: Scott Hull
• Synclavier programming: Richard Hilton
• Drum programming: Keith Strickland
• Design: Janet Perr, Tom Recchion
• Art direction: The B-52's, Tom Recchion
• Photography: Josef Astor, Jay Gullixson, Laura Levine, Robert Molnar, Chip Simons
• Cover design: The B-52's, Tom Recchion
• Make-up: Joe McDevittt
• Stylist: Patti Wilson

Charts

Album

Singles