Mark is Endless! So are all The Remaining three original members and the two new guys pull their weight as well, what else can i say, i just saw them two days ago live in Chile and they´re awesome. Keep The good work guys and my sympathies over Bob II and Alan.
dear mark mothersbaugh i'm convinced that you're my soul mate and i don't care that you're older than my father. honestly, i just don't care about that part.
There wasn't one thing about this short subject film I didn't like. Like that Guy,I'm an avowed machine trollope of the worst sort. I'm also old enough to have been there. Onward Devo Onward! !! !
à 5,07 c' est un sexophone lol ! ouais c' est comme la harpe lazer mais à la place y a un clown lol ah ben ch comprend le gars c' est celui qui dit dans le film "tais toi" avec J reno et G depardieu : MEeeeerde . ...Rudyyyy . mdr!
I love rock. I was there in '77 for punk, but Devo was bent out of left field. Love these guys. My disturbed brothers. I was able to take my daughter to a concert that they gave for NXNW at Yonge Dundas Square and I couldn't believe how great they sounded. If Kraftwerk took LSD, they would be Devo.
Better soak it up because time is moving to damn fast for us Boomers. Long Live DEVO ! "AND LET US NOT FORGET TO TOAST, EVERYONE WHO MIGHT HAVE MISSED THE BOAT, AND TO EVERYONE ELSE WHO WAITS, TILL THE NEXT ONE SAIL'S IN AGAIN" ! "MILLENNIALS" MEH 😕 !
CAN somebody tell me why Mark Mothersbaugh is credited as composer for The Last Man on Earth? I mean, I've really wanted info on the music from that TV show, but not once during the show did I hear any music even remotely similar to Mothersbaugh sound effect machines.
Joe Serrano I wasn't friends with them but I did know some of them, yes. The Casales and Mothersbaugh. My college friend and coworker Cynthia Penter had been in art classes with one or more of them (I don't recall who it was). They'd been playing on and around the Kent State University campus for some years already by then. In my SCRAPBOOK clip not too long ago, I show and read from their first "zine," just a legal-sized mimeographed sheet of paper with some strange images on it, including a jar of Miracle Whip. I did know a guy who was in the famous JOCKO HOMO movie, as a doctor pounding his fists in a campus lecture theatre so long his digital watch read nonsense numbers permanently, and of course I remember that inane SHINE ON, AMERICA! mural in Akron in 1976 -- the country's bicentennial year (as far as I can tell, that was the tipping point for the downward spiral of the USA). When JOCKO HOMO came out as a 45, I went to see them play one afternoon in a basement room at the Akron Museum of Art, in a brightly lit room with folding chairs, and I bought the 45 on the spot, and Mothersbaugh signed it, "LISA, WANT TO MAKE IT?" and I was delighted, and THEN he started apologizing, saying that was a terrible thing to write!! I said, "No, no, I think it's great!!" They played at Joe Bujack's bar downtown on Water Street, JB'S DOWN, and by the time Mothersbaugh brought up his wife (I don't know if that was his wife or not, may have been), dressed in an ugly white prom night palazzo pants ensemble, playing a tambourine (she was introduced as, "This 16-year old girl ... ") the audience was confused and quiet, with their 3.2 pitchers of light beer (no hard liquor in Ohio 'til you were 21 those days) and by the time Devo did PRAYING HANDS, with those absurd gestures, I was in stitches and the place was full of gaping, astonished faces. I thought, "Oh, well, I'll never see THIS group for cheap live again! They're DESTINED FOR GREATNESS!!" Soon thereafter, in NYC where I'd resettled, I heard their cover of SATISFACTION and said to a roomie, Jonathan Quinn, or he said to me, I forget, "Listen to that! They left out the famous Keith Richards guitar hook!!!!! This is SO COOL!" I couldn't even keep up with buying their records. They were like the B-52s, who I knew much better, actually, from Georgia (I still have Kate's address there at the time -- she gave it to me -- they loved BIKINI GIRL). I was able to see them for maybe a year ... and get their first 45, ROCK LOBSTER and 52 WOMEN and have them all sign it, and I went to a party Fred did with Ann Park, at the Mudd Club (photos are in BIKINI GIRL) and then they were HUGE! I even went to Cleveland, Ohio where I'm from to see them! I took lots of photos. They laughed and said, "Lisa, what are YOU doing here?!" (I was visiting my vile family.) DEVO were beyond brilliant. They were really brave, and I am sorry they got so abused and ripped off!
A collaboration of Mark Mothersbaugh and Thomas Dolby would be an awesome album.
Mark is Endless! So are all The Remaining three original members and the two new guys pull their weight as well, what else can i say, i just saw them two days ago live in Chile and they´re awesome. Keep The good work guys and my sympathies over Bob II and Alan.
Rockout Fest gig was FUCKIN AWESOME!
@@CreepiestWeirdo No Bad Words & He's my drawing teacher from Yo Gabba Gabba.
One of the coolest dudes on the planet!
Thanks for uploading this! Very interesting!
This has to be THE place of choice to totally geek out!
Was watching Life Aquatic today with fantastic score, soundtrack
This video had me cracking up at some of those maniacal noisemakers.
Very INTERESTING Upload!! Thumbs up Music Player TV and thankin' my beautiful buddy slobomotion for the COOL Share!!
He went MacGyver on some of those instruments.
This dude just keeps blowing me away. Need a Time Machine. Him and Mozart would get on like a house on fire 😀
WOW!
awesome!
Yo Gabba Gabba!
Some very silly noises. A studio after my own heart. ♥
dear mark mothersbaugh i'm convinced that you're my soul mate and i don't care that you're older than my father. honestly, i just don't care about that part.
Mini moog.... Said like Homer when he reaches for the "Gummy Di' Milo" ... :0)
I think I that's a pedal I modified!
Ha Ha pretty wild like the band.
Pack rat !!!
Regards from Chile
Does he get along with Danny Elfman? I wonder what their collaboration would sound like?
wow. i want a calculator now!
Too short! He’s got TONS of stuff.
"if you want ugly you can get ugly"
👍🏻😊
Ya?
There wasn't one thing about this short subject film I didn't like. Like that Guy,I'm an avowed machine trollope of the worst sort. I'm also old enough to have been there. Onward Devo Onward! !! !
whip it ....whip it good dopeness
ugly power puff girls guitar :) that was rad
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Mark Mothersbaugh sure is weird!
I was thinking how normal he is.
And wonderful
à 5,07 c' est un sexophone lol !
ouais c' est comme la harpe lazer mais à la place y a un clown lol
ah ben ch comprend le gars c' est celui qui dit dans le film "tais toi" avec J reno et G depardieu : MEeeeerde . ...Rudyyyy . mdr!
Not as good as Devvo's studio...
“If you want ugly you can get ugly”.
Mark is the man
his daughter margaret mothersbaugh(age 9) is my friend.no lie.she goes to wonderland ave elementary school.
He's like a musical mad scientist.
Mark Mothersbaugh was always ahead of his time.
I love rock. I was there in '77 for punk, but Devo was bent out of left field. Love these guys. My disturbed brothers. I was able to take my daughter to a concert that they gave for NXNW at Yonge Dundas Square and I couldn't believe how great they sounded. If Kraftwerk took LSD, they would be Devo.
Mark makes all other musicians look very boring
1:56
Permission NOT granted, dude.
Better soak it up because time is moving to damn fast for us Boomers. Long Live DEVO !
"AND LET US NOT FORGET TO TOAST, EVERYONE WHO MIGHT HAVE MISSED THE BOAT, AND TO EVERYONE ELSE WHO WAITS, TILL THE NEXT ONE SAIL'S IN AGAIN" !
"MILLENNIALS" MEH 😕 !
I did not expect there to be doors in the DEVO studio. Or even walls.
They used to play in dumps with dropped ceilings and wood paneling!
I'm so incredibly excited about the work they are doing. I knew it would be them. Nobody gets past the stop N go like the DEVO BrAND. 😁❤️👍
This man is basically a living God.
Wow look at all the great stuff hes got down there man Id luv to be able to mess with all that for a couple days
Some beautifully mutated artifacts there by a warped mind
As I understand it, he sampled the sounds from his Dulcitone into a Fairlight CMI to record the theme for the "Rugrats" TV show.
i would rather go there than a theme park
NO TOUCHING!
1:56
"...from the Salad Days of Devo"
Wow! What universe am I in?
CAN somebody tell me why Mark Mothersbaugh is credited as composer for The Last Man on Earth? I mean, I've really wanted info on the music from that TV show, but not once during the show did I hear any music even remotely similar to Mothersbaugh sound effect machines.
Because I think that I have heard him say that he scored that. Probably why he's credited.
what a maniac
🤓
Way cool. I love how he has traditional and circuit bent and doesn't differentiate between the two that much.
Uprated, shared. Epic group, so lucky to see them so much in Ohio "before fame."
So you knew DEVO in person? Before fame,.....you never fail to amaze me beautiful!! Thank you very much for this really INTERESTING Share. :)
Joe Serrano
I wasn't friends with them but I did know some of them, yes. The Casales and Mothersbaugh. My college friend and coworker Cynthia Penter had been in art classes with one or more of them (I don't recall who it was). They'd been playing on and around the Kent State University campus for some years already by then. In my SCRAPBOOK clip not too long ago, I show and read from their first "zine," just a legal-sized mimeographed sheet of paper with some strange images on it, including a jar of Miracle Whip. I did know a guy who was in the famous JOCKO HOMO movie, as a doctor pounding his fists in a campus lecture theatre so long his digital watch read nonsense numbers permanently, and of course I remember that inane SHINE ON, AMERICA! mural in Akron in 1976 -- the country's bicentennial year (as far as I can tell, that was the tipping point for the downward spiral of the USA). When JOCKO HOMO came out as a 45, I went to see them play one afternoon in a basement room at the Akron Museum of Art, in a brightly lit room with folding chairs, and I bought the 45 on the spot, and Mothersbaugh signed it, "LISA, WANT TO MAKE IT?" and I was delighted, and THEN he started apologizing, saying that was a terrible thing to write!! I said, "No, no, I think it's great!!" They played at Joe Bujack's bar downtown on Water Street, JB'S DOWN, and by the time Mothersbaugh brought up his wife (I don't know if that was his wife or not, may have been), dressed in an ugly white prom night palazzo pants ensemble, playing a tambourine (she was introduced as, "This 16-year old girl ... ") the audience was confused and quiet, with their 3.2 pitchers of light beer (no hard liquor in Ohio 'til you were 21 those days) and by the time Devo did PRAYING HANDS, with those absurd gestures, I was in stitches and the place was full of gaping, astonished faces. I thought, "Oh, well, I'll never see THIS group for cheap live again! They're DESTINED FOR GREATNESS!!" Soon thereafter, in NYC where I'd resettled, I heard their cover of SATISFACTION and said to a roomie, Jonathan Quinn, or he said to me, I forget, "Listen to that! They left out the famous Keith Richards guitar hook!!!!! This is SO COOL!" I couldn't even keep up with buying their records. They were like the B-52s, who I knew much better, actually, from Georgia (I still have Kate's address there at the time -- she gave it to me -- they loved BIKINI GIRL). I was able to see them for maybe a year ... and get their first 45, ROCK LOBSTER and 52 WOMEN and have them all sign it, and I went to a party Fred did with Ann Park, at the Mudd Club (photos are in BIKINI GIRL) and then they were HUGE! I even went to Cleveland, Ohio where I'm from to see them! I took lots of photos. They laughed and said, "Lisa, what are YOU doing here?!" (I was visiting my vile family.) DEVO were beyond brilliant. They were really brave, and I am sorry they got so abused and ripped off!
Kraftwerk, eat your heart out!
Mind blown by a calculator!
cool.Musical calculator!
strangepursuit is the Party Clown!
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