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Cool to find this. I forgot how it starts in 3/4 and goes to 4/4. Scott wrote it in 3/4 and then Steve suggested trying it 4/4 with the driving beat, which inspired the bass line and then everything fell into place. Very well crafted track listening back 24 years later. Steve was such a special dude. Miss him so much.

Awesome and fun(ny) song! Thank you for uploading this!

0:48, yeah! I no longer enjoy comic books.

That guy was the father in Wargames, and he stiffed Elaine on an episode of Taxi. She still hasn't forgotten about it!

Sou fã do Peter do Ei Nerd desde essa época.

Cool!

One of the best bands I saw at ECU

One of the best I ever saw at ECU

Lava Love was admired, but not as much as they should have.

This is a great song, Scott Vitt, please put this back in your set!

Muffy's dad was also in Chappelle's black racist sketch, as the TV news guy

o oo0000 o0000ooooo

What I would've done to have Devo play at my bar mitzvah lemme tell ya

Praise "BOB "

Aren't Bat Mitzvahs done when you turn 13? Muffy looks at least 16.

We Are Devo

Concur with Michaelmongelluzzo below! Just saw them in Oct and they SLAPPED! People who think all they are are Whip It are closed minded F*ks. They are a freakin performance art movement and A LOT more!

I remember watching this in 9th grade when it first came out.

I loved this show.

It's weird how Jami Gertz actually looks older as Muffy on here than she does as Star in Lost Boys. I guess it's the clothes.

I saw this back then....as this masterpiece aired... i was about 16.

Johnny Slash brought me here.

Muffy was never the same after this

The actor portraying Buffy's father also played Molly's father on Facts of Life. The mother was portrayed by Marj Dusay who was recurring as Blair's mother on Facts of Life on and off from 1981-1988 Jamie Gertz who played Buffy was on Facts of Life in the 1983-1984 season as a recurring similar character, Boots.

One of those rare good shows that sneaks its way onto the airwaves.

“ you and that liberal husband of yours have raised two adorable little Fascists “ lol 😂

fuck this song kicks ass

I need one this longsleeve devo merch

Don't judge Devo until you see them live.even haters will love them live.they put on one of the best live shows ever!!!

Other than 80's girl, Jami Gertz in the movie, Devo was the best part.

Trippy when you realize Dorothy Zbornak's sister Gloria and Blair Warner's mother were on a TV show episode with Devo...

I ♥️ Techno pop

Energy dome off to DEVO that they even squeezed in some bits of the french fry and donut along with the unhappy woman, and 3:52 was a nice touch with the suit and hair. Familiar faces for us old-timers: Dena Dietrich and Merritt Buttrick (1:00), Mother Nature hanging out with Captain Kirk's son. Later interrupted at 2:06 by Marj Dusay, who didn't get away with stealing Spock's brain some years earlier. And the gent doing the introduction, William Bogert, well, you'll see him some years later interviewing Clayton Bigsby.

Jonny Slash is my spirit animal.

I loved this album so much and lost it in a move. This releases time capules in my brain, thanks and grrrr both at the same time :D

The dance that everyone is doing is what Carlton Banks was doing on the fresh prince of Belair in 1990, It's not his Original Dance.

I wish we could go back to before social media and before everyone had the internet at their fingertips constantly. Life was alot different.

It's pronounced 'Devvo' not 'Deevo'

How do two Liberal Parents raise two Facist kids? What was Muffy's mom saying?

GREAT!

I was in highschool & remebering this scene..seen devo at a signing back in 1982 at Tower Records!! They are awesome dude🤘

"The Only Thing I Care About" was another one. That just dropped from the face

My sister played this on her college radio station. Listened to this on tape over and over. Had to rewind to re-listen! Fantastic piece of music!

All costumes and visual gimmicks aside, DEVO could seriously rock. I remember being 11 years old, watching this, and shocked that this esoteric group would perform on a pretty mainstream adolescent sitcom. But I'm glad they did.

I remember this episode.. The preview made it the Friday Night Destination!

That's the first time I've seen people dancing on a tv show, like we actually did in the clubs.

Sorry, the Waitresses were cooler than Devo.

I bought this CD when it was new! Still sounds as good the 1st day it came out! Thanx for posting...this vid barely exists...One of the very first CDs I ever bought...1st 20 for sure...

I remember that the day after this aired, my best friend kept singing this and he would hold up his history book like Devo with the "crack" sound, and sing "everybody wants good thing, everybody wants a monumental good thing..."

In 1982 we didn’t question grandma hitting on high school freshmen boys.