Rema-Rema

Big Black · Other Songs - Big Black

(Rema-Rema cover)



Rema-Rema, Rema-Rema, Rema-Rema, ha ha ha ha...

Rema-Rema, Rema-Rema, Rema-Rema, ha ha ha ha...

Someone's in the bathroom, someone's in the hall

Someone's in the kitchen, making mm mm mm??

Rema-Rema, Rema-Rema, Rema-Rema, Rema-Rema, ha ha ha ha...

Rema-Rema, Rema-Rema, Rema-Rema, ha ha ha ha...



Ha ha ha ha...

Rema-Rema, Rema-Rema, Rema-Rema, ha ha ha ha...

Someone's in the kitchen, someone's in the hall

Someone's in the bathroom, making mm mm mm??

Rema-Rema, Rema-Rema, Rema-Rema, ha ha ha ha...

Jimmy sleeps on junkie's back

Jimmy sleeps on junkie's back

Why don't you watch Jimmy's back? ha ha ha ha...

Rema-Rema, Rema-Rema, Rema-Rema, ha ha ha ha...

Rema-Rema

Rema-Rema stands as a defining track from Big Black, the influential American post-punk band fronted by Steve Shelley. Emerging from the Chicago scene in the mid-1980s, the group was known for blending aggressive guitar work with a driving, danceable rhythm section. This recording captures their signature sound, characterized by sharp, angular melodies and a relentless energy that bridged the gap between punk rock and new wave. As part of their early discography, the song exemplifies the band's ability to craft concise, impactful music that resonated with fans of the genre. Big Black's work during this era helped establish a distinct identity within the post-punk landscape, influencing countless bands that followed. The track remains a testament to their innovative approach to songwriting and their enduring impact on alternative music history.