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Brilliant..angst and whomp are lovely sparks gems!!..80s stuff was brilliant 👏 sadly didn't get much exposure here in UK....😢at the time....more now thank goodness 🙏 gazzz

This was good, make more of these!

Hello! I am currently creating a video about the Casper Slide Part 1, and was curious if you had any way to message you? Thanks!

Ah, I remember hearing this version perfectly before the remix took over the world.

My first concert

Nice

I love this game so much was 20 years old played this game so much got it for Christmas 94

Why can't I find the original..???

I can see why part 2 is more popular but I’m stoked that I get to hear this. If not for this, the version that everyone knows would not be. 🥰

Hi Japoople

I remember i own this NBA live 95 SNES as i was a teenager 1994

... 2 may 1982 , correct date ...99% 👍

...in questo periodo Sparks secondo me avevano una marcia in piu' dal vivo perche' avevano in tour l'ottimo Jim Goodwin al synth(dalla John Cale band),peccato sia rimasto solo due anni con loro,potevano sfruttarlo meglio...in ogni caso"Angst in my Pants" e' un grande lp ,superiore al precedente ed anche Russell non esagera con high falsetto infatti lo preferisco quando sfrutta tutta la gamma delle sue potenzialita' vocali...

First time hearing this version

Bruhthis is to bas bruhthe real pt1 Is good

Jaydee plastic dream

This is the best concert from Sparks. I love Eaten By the Monster of Love, I Predict, I Married a Martian, Tips For Teens and Upstairs. This is my top 5 favorite songs from Sparks live back in 1982. I love Whiskey A Go-Go place which I've never been before, I know the band The Doors went there and perform the band.

this machine would be good for some IDM i’m thinking about getting one

This feels cursed

2 Hops into the twilight zone 😂😂

"We must persuade the agent to become a good person". Great line.

That's why folks, music is an international language with interpretations that should stay in their respective languages.

Baaaaaaaaaa!

What????

I lost it at the goat noises. This is worthy of Doctor Demento.

John Lydon

FAN-'EFFIN-TASTIC.....🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂 I'm sure Neil is doing Somersaults in his grave.....😱😱😱😂

This is a fuckin disgrace

This is awesome. We would watch similar treatments of other songs for hours, if you're up for the work. Belly laffs all around.

For years I've been wondering what Part 1 was. Thanks!

omggggggg delete this

This variant of this song needs to be played at Sparks' next Australian tour! Edit - also I can't believe I actually get to say "next Australian tour"! Feels great knowing we are finally on their radar! The Palais gig was amazing. I'm still pinching myself that it actually happened.

Cool. I knew I had heard *about* material from all of Devo's drummers, but I don't think I ever actually *heard* this...

Hey it is me eheheh

Slice of Jocko Homo at the end

Very nice music, much in line with a lot of the tunes people who were into electronic music were making during that time. Myself included. I wasn’t aware of Alan Myers’ exploits beyond Devo. Thanks for sharing.

I'm 23, listened to Whip It as a kid cause my parents loved Devo. Watching this vid, it's honestly surprising how timeless their music is. I've been listening to most of their discography and so much of the lyrics ring true to me. It's crazy how times appear to "change" yet ideas promoted in their songs still are relatable to oddballs like me.

these people are not a band... these are prophets. every single claim they said is today's reality

This is so awesome

Great show. Can’t believe these guys went missing mysteriously a few months ago 😢

I saw them in '82 and also in the 2000's (Australia) they rock!! Very cool, so lucky to see them

Saw Devo in Fresno Selland Arena Dec 1981. Opening band was Dove the band of Love "Devo". Joke was on us. They actually kinda sucked but what the hey, I got to see Devo. Enjoyed a Devo tribute band in Morro Bay this year and it was way better than Devo live in a large auditorium.

Wow described nostalgia as being delusional

Who was the host of this show? Minnesota public TV had its moments of clarity, especially at the end when he described davidoff as a radical leftist, imagine public TV describing someone as a radical leftist today, what happened to shirley's? Their Ohio accents were delicious, regretfully TPT did not caption the names of the locals interviewed at Shirley's, Minneapolis somehow is always and has been in the headlines

Devo is an awesome group.

Not bad! The first song is incredible. The bass on What's a Man to Do sounds just like Trash's Theme from Return of the Living Dead. The third one is not my cup of tea stylistically, but it could have been a solid single for them.

I was there!🤖

I love seeing those generic suburbanites back then dressing up like what they thought was close to the bands style, thinking they are being the trendsetters and the 1st to be in on the new music/fashion movement. (only to be looked backed on as one of those "what were they thinking?" fashion victims- and no matter the decade- past present or future- sunglasses will never be the " not sure what's going on here, but just to be safe, I'll wear these shades to give me automaic hipster credibility!" go to fashion accessory!) Thank god I've always been an un-ironic nerd and proudly indifferent to fashion! (thank god for the levi's or dockers/converse all stars/ and t-shirts and/or hoodies uniform!!!)

Love it

We were at the gig, the film Roller Coaster was being filmed there and, Sparks, if I remember right, are in the movie. Dopey film, but, it was happening!