Shocking Blue - Venus (Lyric video) • The Queen's Gambit | S1 Soundtrack

THE QUEEN'S GAMBIT | SOUNDTRACK
SEASON 1 / EPISODE 6

With Anya Taylor-Joy.

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[alliestark]

This song makes me want to dance in the living room drunk too

[panpani]

*dances drunk in the middle of the living room*

[stevemd]

Was a number of really cool songs used in the series. I especially liked Classical Gas when she kicked everyone's ass in the tournament.

[Jimserac]

That a woman from the next century should embody and embrace the culture of the 1960's in her acting is just incredible. I'd say it was ( wink wink) fairly joyful !!!

[vdsilva]

14 with a paper route and transistor radio listening to this tune. Those were the days.

[DerekMcAdam]

remember her dancing crazy and smoke and drunk lol .

[samuelwood]

Thank you for getting opening line right. No one wants to believe it's "A godness (not godess or goodness) on the mountaintop." It is one of the most famous mistranslations in rock history.

[hectorsoriano]

This song is still an hymn in México since december 69, i love it !

[JJBGaming__YT]

I don't drink but this song makes me want to dance drunk in my living room 😂😂😂

[Jimserac]

A whole new generation discovers much more than real rock music, a shocking contrast to the cultural desolation of the current rock/rap politicized wasteland of today. They discover an era in which a choice became possible for independence and experimentation as opposed to the submission to stereotypical careers, the mindless subservience to conventional occupations and conventional lifestyles.
The music then was, in places, political as well. But the message was far greater.

An entire generation thumbed their noses at a sacrosanct government and its associated Victorian morality and conceptions of military duty. An entire generation, many of them anyway, said "No".

That is the inner meaning, and attraction of this series, even though no politics other than the "cold war" appear to be in it. It was that a young woman could pursue her gifts in an unexpected direction with the help of an adaptive, as well as adoptive, mother, as part of a team defying the betrayal of responsibility and utter indifference of both her real and her adoptive fathers.

The "pursuit of happiness" is more than just a phrase in a revolutionary document. It defies and destroys the Bismarckian conception of the state as an object to which one owes "duty" and for which one must "sacrifice". The socio-political repercussions of that revolution are still unfolding, to this day. One awaits, with expectation and hope, where it will lead.
And, without a doubt, the same bunch of controllers, neo-fascists, manipulators and corporatists will be out there working overtimes so that you never understand this message or for them, worse, heed it.

[Jacob-lohw]

Dancing drunk in my house is my superpower

[jeffreyduke]

Ahhhh, the wonderful music of the 60s! The yutes of today will perhaps discover it through movies TQG on Netflix

[BeeUndercover]

Great to hear and see Dutch band Shocking Blue and Mariska Veres perform part of Venus on their cameo in The Queen's Gambit :)

[gw]

lol imagine it's 1968 and you watch in the tv a music video of the song venus by shocking blue. I don't know how drunk beth was but she watched some future stuff. Venus was released in 1969

[eddiecochran]

The summit of beauty and love
And Beth was her name

[Dutch-K-Unit]

Holland, proud to be dutch... Mariska Veres a goddess

[frank]

That’s weird, I have a sudden compulsion to go out and buy a women’s razor.

[iCUBAnitaStar]

I heard this song at target today and danced in the aisle, another person joined 😀

[kartiravichandiren]

Lyrics so good and the songs really rocks I m the venus

[rdgwd]

What 4 knuckleheads do not like this song..