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Devo — Beautiful World
Album: Greatest Hits
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Released: 1980
Length: 3:22
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It's a beautiful world we live in
A sweet romantic place
Beautiful people everywhere
The way they show they care
Makes me want to say
It's a beautiful world
It's a beautiful world
It's a beautiful world
For you
For you
For you

It's a wonderful time to be here
It's nice to be alive
Wonderful people everywhere
The way they comb their hair
Makes me want to say
It's a wonderful place
It's a wonderful place
It's a wonderful place
For you
For you
For you

Hey!
Tell me what I see

Hey you with the new clothes on
You can shake it to me all night long
Hey hey

It's a beautiful world we live in
A sweet romantic place
Beautiful people everywhere
The way they show they care
Makes me want to say
It's a beautiful world
It's a beautiful world
It's a beautiful world
For you
For you
For you

It's not for me (It's a beautiful world)
For you (It's a beautiful world)
For you (It's a beautiful world)
For you (It's a beautiful world)
Not me (it's a beautiful world)
(It's a beautiful world)
(It's a beautiful world)
(It's a beautiful world)
(It's a beautiful, beautiful world)
(It's a beautiful, beautiful world)
(It's a beautiful, beautiful world)
(It's a beautiful, beautiful world)
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I just realized the lyrics are ironic. 
Posted 10 months ago by chieromancer    [ Reply ]
The video for this (Beautiful World Video - Youtube) - still relevant today as it was  in the  xenophobic era of late. Or is it still?
Posted 1 year ago by bviner    [ Reply ]
So happy to hear this on RadioParadise!!!
Posted 1 year ago by Kajukenbo    [ Reply ]
Devo at the old Met Center in Bloomington, MN (Northstar's hockey arena). They were on treadmills and showed movies. Best image from the movies was the stop-action Barbie doll ripping Ken's legs off.
Posted 1 year ago by dabosch    [ Reply ]
Recorded winter 1980-1981... this is definitely one of the works that pioneers THE carefree 1982-1986 synth pop sound.  Easy to picture this as a soundtrack in Revenge Of The Nerds or Weird Science.
Posted 1 year ago by timmus    [ Reply ]
More D-E-V-O, please.
Posted 1 year ago by Ipse_Dixit    [ Reply ]
 SinisterDexter wrote:


Same here, I thought it was Flock of Seagulls at first. {#Surprised}



Funny, about 15 years ago, saw Bow Wow Wow, Flock of Seagulls, and Devo in Irvine, CA.  Great show!  Three completely different sounds and all three rocked after all these years.  
Posted 1 year ago by mjlucas    [ Reply ]
Crazy to admit, but this band’s satirical lyrics really helped shaped my formative years 🤔 ?!
Posted 1 year ago by xc.farmer.antoine486    [ Reply ]
Why is Devo's 1st album ignored here (produced by Brian Eno)...I still play it 35 YEARS LATER!




    
Posted 10 years ago by treatment_bound    [ Reply ]
Wow, the sarcasm is dripping now!
Posted 11 years ago by CopyrightX    [ Reply ]
tame, but still Devo. . .
Posted 11 years ago by vandal    [ Reply ]
So uplifting...
Posted 11 years ago by Grammarcop    [ Reply ]
Ah nIce. From mediocre new Cars to great old Devo. I love you guys' sense of humor! What's next? Wall of VooDoo?
Posted 11 years ago by ottovonb    [ Reply ]
Who sez Bill doesn't listen?

 MartinN wrote:
Ha ha! Fantastic! Way to go, Bill!  {#Dance}
 
 nmcvaugh wrote:
Strange - it's like a Devo/Cars hybrid.
  
NOTE: The nmcvaugh comment is from the previous song: The Cars' "Blue Tip."
Posted 11 years ago by WonderLizard    [ Reply ]
Yo Gabba Gabba!!
Posted 11 years ago by xtalman    [ Reply ]
just seconds ago read  about "Don't Roof Rack Me Bro'" in Rolling Stone, true Prophets of Devolution
Posted 11 years ago by hayduke2    [ Reply ]
 coloradojohn wrote:
INCREDIBLE! especially coming after The Cars...  I remember seeing these guys' debut way back in the crazy day... (ARE WE NOT MEN?!)
 
I saw them in Oct. 1978 at The Bottom Line in NYC, I had to borrow a friend's driver's license to get in since I was under-age.  Fortunately, NYS licenses didn't have photos back then.  Great show.
Posted 11 years ago by Proclivities    [ Reply ]
Ha ha! Fantastic! Way to go, Bill!  {#Dance}
Posted 11 years ago by MartinN    [ Reply ]
 randyblew wrote:
Only two Devo songs on RP? Hmph - Uncontrollable Urge? Satisfaction? Through Being Cool? And many more...They were a great band, who actually rocked really hard live. I saw them in 1989 at a banquet room at the Naval Station Long Beach Harbor, for FIVE BUCKS. So close we were high-fiving them from the tiny stage they were on. Got picks, drumsticks, and begged for a hat. And they flat tore up the joint, hard, edgy, attitude. Still one of my top live music memories. FIVE BUCKS! True story. And Mothersbaugh and the band have been doing interesting things ever since.
 
Man, I would have loved seeing that show.  

I've never been a rabid fan of Devo, but I've never heard a Devo song I didn't like.  They really do pack a heavy sense of irony in their music.  This song is an obvious example of this.   
Posted 11 years ago by Byronape    [ Reply ]
INCREDIBLE! especially coming after The Cars...  I remember seeing these guys' debut way back in the crazy day... (ARE WE NOT MEN?!)
Posted 12 years ago by coloradojohn    [ Reply ]
We are DEVO!   love their version of Satisfaction.  I had it on a 45 that was "marble" vinyl...
Posted 12 years ago by stackarukk    [ Reply ]
Only two Devo songs on RP? Hmph - Uncontrollable Urge? Satisfaction? Through Being Cool? And many more...They were a great band, who actually rocked really hard live. I saw them in 1989 at a banquet room at the Naval Station Long Beach Harbor, for FIVE BUCKS. So close we were high-fiving them from the tiny stage they were on. Got picks, drumsticks, and begged for a hat. And they flat tore up the joint, hard, edgy, attitude. Still one of my top live music memories. FIVE BUCKS! True story. And Mothersbaugh and the band have been doing interesting things ever since.
Posted 12 years ago by randyblew    [ Reply ]
https://youtu.be/e0MtvJZU920
Posted 12 years ago by jhorton    [ Reply ]
 w3weasel wrote:
Devo is just another jangly pop band in exactly the same way that Dexter Morgan is just a good neighbor.
I've always loved their way of delivering an anti-establishment punchline within such a socially digestible song structure.
Devo is SOOOOOOOOO underrated.
 
{#Clap}

Posted 12 years ago by WayUpNorth    [ Reply ]
Mothersbaugh FTW!

Posted 12 years ago by Businessgypsy    [ Reply ]
 CMax wrote:
What about 'blockhead' and 'mongoloid'! If you must play DEVO.
 
Great tunes!  This is a good one too.  I'll take any DEVO I can get here.

Posted 12 years ago by Proclivities    [ Reply ]
 CMax wrote:
What about 'blockhead' and 'mongoloid'! If you must play DEVO.
 

Classic!
Posted 12 years ago by sirdroseph    [ Reply ]
I love Devo! I think Devo was far more successful and cool in the way they stuck their middle finger to the music establishment than all of those punk bands such as Sex Pistols or The Ramones. They were the true rebels!{#Clap}
Posted 12 years ago by sirdroseph    [ Reply ]
What about 'blockhead' and 'mongoloid'! If you must play DEVO.
Posted 12 years ago by CMax    [ Reply ]
Saw Devo in concert in Portland March 16th.  Awesome show!  50-60 foot video screen behind with various video snippets and other messages.  They know how to put on a show.  Took my college age daughters who have listened to Devo since birth.  My oldest daughter said, "I expected a lot, and they exceeded."  If you get a chance to see them on tour.  It is a fun, fun show.  They rock!!!  Guess I'm just a spudboy, looking for that real tomato.
Posted 13 years ago by Aural_not_Oral    [ Reply ]
Knew nothing about these guys but went to a show in 1978 or 1979.  They projected movies behind them as they played!  Unheard of at the time!  The movies were great, because they mostly showed a baby sticking a fork into an electric socket — and the consequential electrocution-like jiggling, and diapers catching on fire, and forks melting, and what all else.

It was hilarious to us insensitive, callous folks in the audience who saw great humor in the repetition of baby/fork/voltage interaction.  My buddies and I were immediate Devo converts.  "Better living through chemistry."  Amen.
Posted 13 years ago by unclehud    [ Reply ]
I HATED "Whip It" but it grew on me with time. And I really love this song, so I guess I must be getting old.

Gotta go dance now. {#Dancingbanana}
Posted 13 years ago by Cynaera    [ Reply ]
 1wolfy wrote:
first I thought Flock of Seagulls then Stan Ridgeway...Then Ric Ocasek..DEVO, I should have known {#Stupid}

 

Same here, I thought it was Flock of Seagulls at first. {#Surprised}
Posted 13 years ago by SinisterDexter    [ Reply ]
 Art_Carnage wrote:
Why do I feeled compeled to go buy something at Target?
 
I do too!  Even 2 years later.....

Posted 13 years ago by socalhol    [ Reply ]
 splooge wrote:
Great song. Went to a DEVO concert in the early eighties, was great fun.
 

Devo is going to be playing a show here in my town in two days from *now*, along with Ben Folds and the Silversun Pickups, and so SO wish I was going...
Posted 13 years ago by gandalfbmg    [ Reply ]
Great song. Went to a DEVO concert in the early eighties, was great fun.
Posted 14 years ago by splooge    [ Reply ]
Devo is just another jangly pop band in exactly the same way that Dexter Morgan is just a good neighbor.

I've always loved their way of delivering an anti-establishment punchline within such a socially digestible song structure.

Devo is SOOOOOOOOO underrated.
Posted 14 years ago by w3weasel    [ Reply ]
Akron, Ohio: the home of LeBron James, the Goodyear Blimp, and Devo—or, as we sometimes say, the city of "two out of three ain't bad."

Posted 14 years ago by Baby_M    [ Reply ]
Under-rated: bumping up.
DEVO were always God Tier Trolls; mad respect.
Posted 14 years ago by Oscar_the_Grouch    [ Reply ]
MUCH better than David Head/Talking Byrne...
Posted 14 years ago by DaveInSaoMiguel    [ Reply ]
B52ish
Posted 14 years ago by Felix_The_Cat    [ Reply ]
I admire this song for its sincerity and honesty {#Angel}
Posted 14 years ago by lord_love_rocket    [ Reply ]
 chyk5 wrote:

The snide lyrics still make me laugh after all these years; great band.

 
Yep.  Classic stuff.

Posted 14 years ago by RadioDoc    [ Reply ]

The snide lyrics still make me laugh after all these years; great band.


Posted 14 years ago by chyk5    [ Reply ]
first I thought Flock of Seagulls then Stan Ridgeway...Then Ric Ocasek..DEVO, I should have known {#Stupid}

Posted 14 years ago by 1wolfy    [ Reply ]
 WonderLizard wrote:

{#Lol} Ditto. Too funny.

 
The Target marketing Execs didn't listen to all the lyrics, before they signed up. 
Another win by Devo.  I can see them in the meeting with Rod Rooter of Target (watch their original videos) discussing the usage of the song, and finally getting the last laugh.

Posted 14 years ago by Aural_not_Oral    [ Reply ]

 Art_Carnage wrote:
Why do I feeled compeled to go buy something at Target?


Have a look at the original video produced as a companion to this song,
then come back and tell us whether you still feel like shopping.

Posted 14 years ago by drife    [ Reply ]
 Art_Carnage wrote:
Why do I feeled compeled to go buy something at Target?
 
{#Lol} Ditto. Too funny.

Posted 15 years ago by WonderLizard    [ Reply ]
 Art_Carnage wrote:
Why do I feeled compeled to go buy something at Target?

LMAO  {#Lol}  Thanks, I really needed that laugh, and I am still giggling! heeheh


Posted 15 years ago by laroue    [ Reply ]
I love seeing Mark Mothersbaugh on Yo Gabba Gabba! What a cool guy!
Posted 15 years ago by pattiecovert    [ Reply ]
This is actually how I feel sometimes when shopping in Target and see all the plastic suburban wives, they all look the same!
And I realize, it's a beautiful world for them, not me.
Then I  remember to take my meds.

Posted 15 years ago by tclodes    [ Reply ]
The irony of this song is that it makes the world considerably less beautiful.
Posted 15 years ago by karljonasson    [ Reply ]
Why do I feeled compeled to go buy something at Target?
Posted 15 years ago by Art_Carnage    [ Reply ]
siandbeth wrote:
This should be Dick Cheney's theme song, the guy seriously just does not care: Raddatz: Two-thirds of Americans say it's not worth fighting (in Iraq), and they're looking at the value gain versus the cost in American lives, certainly, and Iraqi lives. Cheney: So? Raddatz: So — you don't care what the American people think? Cheney: No, I think you cannot be blown off course by the fluctuations in the public opinion polls.
Cheney is right, the USA is not a democracy, it is a representative republic. Which is very good! A democracy is equal to two wolves and one sheep. A representative republic is equal to those same two wolves and one well armed sheep. The founding fathers of the USA vision of a successful country was exceptional. Even if they where white slave owning rich guys with lots of land. My point: The hell with the polls, most of the american people would not know the truth if it stared them in the face.
Posted 15 years ago by parrothead    [ Reply ]
It's a shame that so few people realize that Devo we're more than just some guys in funny hats who did that "Whip It" song. This one gets an 8!
Posted 16 years ago by petercroob    [ Reply ]
Devo 20 years later...
Posted 16 years ago by a_genuine_find    [ Reply ]
Do I detect a bit of sarcasm in this song, eh? Marvelous Devo work ...
Posted 16 years ago by Misterfixit    [ Reply ]
Just bought a new car and decided I needed some new music to go with the new car, so I bought this greatest hits disc. Great stuff. College days were filled with Devo. Q: Are we not men? A: We are Devo.
Posted 16 years ago by MickMan    [ Reply ]
meatbee wrote:
Where did we go wrong? DEV2.O
Now this is a talented bunch.WTF is going on?Good idea Disney.
Posted 16 years ago by boober    [ Reply ]
(click here)
Posted 16 years ago by slartibart_O    [ Reply ]
I was like in Grade 6 or 7 when they came out and I remember seeing a spot about them in Life Magazine with information on the Talking Heads, Joe Jackson and a few other bands that were rattling the cages of the music scene at the time. I grew up in an isolated fishing & logging town on the West Coast of Canada and had limited exposure to media and music except for "Brave New Waves" a CBC late night radio show that would play music like this and obscure music from Europe and Eastern Canada. I fell in love with this music then, Gary Numan, Devo, Orchestral Maneuvers in the Dark and the list goes on. Thanks for the great memories RP, Maybe RP can be that igniter of imagination and exposure to new sounds and music that Brave New Waves was to us all huddled around the stereo listening to sounds from the outside world.
Posted 16 years ago by huebdoo    [ Reply ]
lmic wrote:
I prefer the Louis Armstrong version.
now THAT'S funny
Posted 16 years ago by copymonkey    [ Reply ]
digging this! 8
Posted 16 years ago by rtkmusic    [ Reply ]
I prefer the Louis Armstrong version.
Posted 16 years ago by lmic    [ Reply ]
fredriley wrote:
Great stuff! I've not heard Devo in a couple of decades, so this is a welcome reminder of how good they were (or are? are they still going?). Sounds like Duane Eddy's got a bit of a guitar cameo in the background... ;-)
Hmm. I felt almost the opposite. Loved them in the Eighties but now the production seems bland and tired - at least on this song.
Posted 16 years ago by eskles    [ Reply ]
Wizzuvv_oz wrote:
Always liked this. Maybe "Satisfaction", Bill?
I second that. All the Devo tapes are gone.
Posted 16 years ago by iTuner    [ Reply ]
High school cringe moment: our cheerleaders did a routine to "whip it" and thought they were so new wave and crazy. Probably had a Bartles&James later that night. That's when I left high school for community college. I love DEVO
Posted 16 years ago by siandbeth    [ Reply ]
Always liked this. Maybe "Satisfaction", Bill?
Posted 16 years ago by Wizzuvvoz    [ Reply ]
Great stuff! I've not heard Devo in a couple of decades, so this is a welcome reminder of how good they were (or are? are they still going?). Sounds like Duane Eddy's got a bit of a guitar cameo in the background... ;-)
Posted 17 years ago by fredriley    [ Reply ]
hippiechick wrote:
Now when I hear this song, I think of the Target commercial. Bummer! Growing up in Cleve, OH, they were hometown boys.
I was going to say, this sounds like something used for a Target ad, and lo! Hippiechick confirmed it. Thanks!
Posted 17 years ago by celadonstone    [ Reply ]
nice
Posted 17 years ago by leahnichole    [ Reply ]
In one song doses, Devo is great. I think my head would explode if I had to listen to a whole CD.
Posted 17 years ago by handyrae    [ Reply ]
Posted 17 years ago by CCinSB    [ Reply ]
Devo is very underrated. Neil Young even worked with them.
Posted 17 years ago by kyle    [ Reply ]
daveesh wrote:
i actually SAW these guys live in 1982(3?). didn't expect much but it was one of the first truly interactive/multimedia shows i had ever seen. i was blown away!
yeah... I did too -- back in early 80-something in San Francisco.. really minimal set-up. each with a keyboard on a single pole. no wires in sight. they really affected that whole fururistic emotionless scene. really stuck in my mind. i wasn't a huge fan of their music but, after seeing them live, I gained a real respect for them..
Posted 17 years ago by Robolink    [ Reply ]
67nj wrote:
Posted 17 years ago by miamizsun    [ Reply ]
Sounds a lot better to me now, not being at work and having a few beers and wines under my belt and still high off getting married last night! It truely is a beautiful world right now!!! I'm doubling this from a 3 to a 6!!!
Posted 17 years ago by SpaceCase    [ Reply ]
MickMan wrote:
I don't remember the video to this song, but Nightflight was an excellent show.
Nightflight rocked. Cable was a lot more fun before it got all growed up. But then, I'm all grown up myself. Would I still like Nightflight? I remember in college a bunch of us were eagerly awaiting the new Highlander movie, so before that weekend we watched the first two. And they were terrible. We just sat there looking at each other and asking how we could have liked something so...so...bad. But, you know, I'm pretty sure I would still like Nightflight. Oh, and this song is pretty good, too.
Posted 17 years ago by mattt    [ Reply ]
el post de italia es bellisimo! translation--ARE WE NOT MEN?!
Posted 17 years ago by NorthernLad    [ Reply ]
Posted 17 years ago by 67nj    [ Reply ]
Gimme a C. Gimme a R. Gimme an A. Gimme a P.
Posted 17 years ago by mikecrawler77    [ Reply ]
I had no idea Devo could be this good, at least for one song. My impression was that they were for the most part a joke...
Posted 17 years ago by siloco    [ Reply ]
Great song! Still very meaningful today. Excellent video.
Posted 17 years ago by joshrg    [ Reply ]
RabbitEars wrote:
what crap, especially in lieu of the natural XTC followup
Taking those "get smart" pills again?
Posted 17 years ago by JesseDewey    [ Reply ]
It's a beautiful world!!!
Posted 17 years ago by OceanBeryl    [ Reply ]
MickMan wrote:
I don't remember the video to this song, but Nightflight was an excellent show. I remember seeing a Midnight Oil concert on Nightflight and I was blown away. Had never heard of them prior to that.
I love YouTube - here's the video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fWMJ8mtAus0 (don't worry about the content warning - contains some quick images from riots, war movies, and the KKK) Wonderful subversive song from a wonderfully subversive group Duty now for the future!
Posted 17 years ago by jfrankparnell    [ Reply ]
It's a beautiful world. It's a beautiful world. It's a beautiful world. For you. For you. For you. It's not for me! For you. For you. For you. Not me. Too many people dismissive of this song, and this band. Screw it. I'll take XTC and Devo back to back.
Posted 18 years ago by veegez    [ Reply ]
meatbee wrote:
Where did we go wrong? DEV2.O
VERY disturbing!!
Posted 18 years ago by tgallag    [ Reply ]
I was really comfortable, but i had to get up to say i think this song is retarted. Personal opinion of course, but wow, that just sucked.
Posted 18 years ago by guitar_man_101    [ Reply ]
Pheral wrote:
I love, love this song, but boy does it send me back.... Anyone remember the video that accompanied it? Used to run on the old Nightflight show.
I don't remember the video to this song, but Nightflight was an excellent show. I remember seeing a Midnight Oil concert on Nightflight and I was blown away. Had never heard of them prior to that.
Posted 18 years ago by MickMan    [ Reply ]
meatbee wrote:
Where did we go wrong? DEV2.O
Posted 18 years ago by ScottFromWyoming    [ Reply ]
Now when I hear this song, I think of the Target commercial. Bummer! Growing up in Cleve, OH, they were hometown boys.
Posted 18 years ago by hippiechick    [ Reply ]
meatbee wrote:
Where did we go wrong? DEV2.O
:( why did you show that to me
Posted 18 years ago by Vogelfrei    [ Reply ]
Where did we go wrong? DEV2.O
Posted 18 years ago by meatbee    [ Reply ]
i actually SAW these guys live in 1982(3?). didn't expect much but it was one of the first truly interactive/multimedia shows i had ever seen. i was blown away!
Posted 18 years ago by daveesh    [ Reply ]
Pheral wrote:
I love, love this song, but boy does it send me back.... Anyone remember the video that accompanied it? Used to run on the old Nightflight show.
Boy how I miss the old "Nightflight". They played some great stuff including "Rude Boy" by the Clash.
Posted 18 years ago by jdorn1    [ Reply ]
When I had my 15-year-old daughter listen to this, she simply shook her head and mumbled something about "old" people doing drugs or having drug flashbacks, and wandered away. Shame she can't yet see the fun in stuff like this. "How do you know where you're going if you don't know where you've been?"
Posted 18 years ago by mistatebird    [ Reply ]
I love, love this song, but boy does it send me back.... Anyone remember the video that accompanied it? Used to run on the old Nightflight show.
Posted 18 years ago by Pheral    [ Reply ]
Thank you!One of my favorite bands of all time.
Posted 18 years ago by kenneth    [ Reply ]
Brilliant! "...the way they comb their hair!" Precious stuff and great to hear for the first time in years! Thanks yet again Bill !
Posted 18 years ago by daedalus    [ Reply ]
I would love to hear "Gut Feeling" on here. I loved hearing a bit of it on Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou.
Posted 18 years ago by Ruby_Scheme    [ Reply ]
RabbitEars wrote:
guess the emoticons aren't working yet. i was amused... mark m's soundtrack for The Royal Tenenbaums is brilliant. difficult to see the connection to Devo, other than it being rather quirky. Devo just reminds me of the whole wave of gimmicky music that came out when Reagan came into office.
Hot potatos! You're not implying ... no, I can't say it. Respect for the dead and all that.
Posted 18 years ago by NoEnzLefttoSplit    [ Reply ]
NoEnzLefttoSplit wrote:
Objection your honour! Rabbitears is not coming out of his hole!
guess the emoticons aren't working yet. i was amused... mark m's soundtrack for The Royal Tenenbaums is brilliant. difficult to see the connection to Devo, other than it being rather quirky. Devo just reminds me of the whole wave of gimmicky music that came out when Reagan came into office.
Posted 18 years ago by RabbitEars    [ Reply ]
RabbitEars wrote:
what crap, especially in lieu of the natural XTC followup
Objection your honour! Rabbitears is not coming out of his hole!
Posted 18 years ago by NoEnzLefttoSplit    [ Reply ]
And to thing that these guys, or at least Mark Mothersbaugh, has gone on to score cartoons and tv shows (Rugrats comes to mind firstly). pbm
Posted 18 years ago by Patti    [ Reply ]
charming.
Posted 18 years ago by ChardRemains    [ Reply ]
what crap, especially in lieu of the natural XTC followup
Posted 18 years ago by RabbitEars    [ Reply ]
Spuds of the World UNITE!!! :propeller.gif:
Posted 18 years ago by Faithful_Fool    [ Reply ]
First few notes and I thought we were being hit with Rod Stewart "Young Turks", glad I was wrong, but I never noticed the similarity before.
Posted 18 years ago by Ando    [ Reply ]
Great tune. Thanks, RP!
Posted 18 years ago by Zarba    [ Reply ]
big_sb wrote:
Are these guys retarded? I'm picturing the dudes on Revenge of the Nerds.
And that would be a bad thing?
Posted 18 years ago by Zep    [ Reply ]
For some reason I keep imagining a video for this song, cut with news stories from Iraq.
Posted 18 years ago by sergeant_x    [ Reply ]
Hey cool! So the 80's weren't a total loss after all! 7/10.
Posted 18 years ago by Zep    [ Reply ]
big_sb wrote:
Are these guys retarded? I'm picturing the dudes on Revenge of the Nerds.
The whole Cocept of Devo was the Devolution of men turning into mongoloids and Devo was the example...that is why the "simplistic" music...you need to catch the sense of irony and parody
Posted 18 years ago by masterhead    [ Reply ]
qbee wrote: Agh! what a great song to follow "summer's cauldron"!! This is why RP rocks. Not only do we get the artistry of such a great diversity of musicians, but we also get the constant, changing and creative talent of the DJ's artistry as well. Yeah, that took me too, but then (tweak it out with Devo...still a great twist) It's a beautiful world-NOT! Song is perfect tongue in cheek!
Posted 19 years ago by Shesdifferent    [ Reply ]
We are not men.
Posted 19 years ago by Patrick    [ Reply ]
topcat wrote:
Certainly one of the better groups out of Akron.
Are there others?
Posted 19 years ago by Skeletor    [ Reply ]
Certainly one of the better groups out of Akron.
Posted 19 years ago by topcat    [ Reply ]
It's a beautiful song. But some of us cannot see beauty. Or hear it.
Posted 19 years ago by radiojunkie    [ Reply ]
qbee wrote:
Agh! what a great song to follow "summer's cauldron"!! This is why RP rocks. Not only do we get the artistry of such a great diversity of musicians, but we also get the constant, changing and creative talent of the DJ's artistry as well. yay.
No. 'Grass' is supposed to follow 'Summer's Cauldron'. It's by design, sheesh. Philistines.
Posted 19 years ago by upinya    [ Reply ]