DEVO / Gut Feeling

[@josephkaye8154]

They paid a high price for their genius. Too punk, too arty, too brilliant and too thought provoking. I’m listening to this on the night of my 64th birthday and it makes me happy and sad simultaneously. Art can do that .

[@robbrightwell4605]

So can love ,I think they may be similar experiences

[@ruddyguzzman]

We love you grandpa!!

[@SSP3153]

52 and get you.

[@giulioluzzardi7632]

Facing the Sublime can do that.

[@Cale_Roy_Wusere]

I'm 56, and I can tell you that it's just the build-up in your bowels. I drink a smoothie a day and feel like I'm 18. I no longer have that gut feeling.

[@lukecage3569]

That intro is arguably the best of all time, esp that metallic sounding guitar. Devo is vastly underrated.

[@GeertSawek]

Yes, best intro to a rock song fir me.

[@zolikingsthorpe7297]

@@GeertSawek I only like the first 2 minutes (2:04) of this song... But I like it much!

[@Erik-qi3dz]

I just checked this song for the first time cause some dude commented on Rudimentary Peni-rotten to the core video that this and that song were the greatest intro he had ever listened to. He wasn't wrong.

[@waynerussell2924]

Something about the way you taste,makes me wanna clear my throat!cmon mark m.gotta give it to him, stratocasters in full twang

[@chrismalcheski9232]

The guitar effect is a "Chorus" pedal - my all-time favorite. Makes me think of water moving around - lots of depth and mood. Unparalleled.

[@johnparkhill2963]

This album was so far ahead of it's time, it's still in the future.

[@dogchaser520]

And we still have that duty to this day

[@sant-antonioterranova7870]

@@dogchaser520 kzbin.info/www/bejne/jpy9qHuMgptnp8k That's Good DEVO posted by electronictomato

[@dogchaser520]

@@sant-antonioterranova7870 Hey, that's pretty good

[@horizonsedgepromotions6588]

Freedom of Choice is ringing in my ears as we speak from all the mandates..

[@joetersi1341]

No f---ing way If gut feeliing isn't the birth of emo genre music!!

[@tomslick6962]

Imagine Driving down the street in your van in 1978 and hearing this song played for the first time . I was like! WHAT THE FUCK IS THIS. Went down to Tower Records and bought the record an hour later. lol Still have it.

[@georgewight2282]

for me it was my 69 barracuda 😎

[@JeebusDumonti]

'67 Impala wagon. This is pure greatness.

[@DementedMax]

I was on a bus myself and it was like 2004. This was after everyone was ansy to bill Devo as a one hit wonder act. I heard this and asked myself first why no radio plays it, second how concert promoters could succeed with that amount of stupidity,

[@ZbigBF]

Pinto... I'm not proud...

[@andrewsweet2240]

Javilin

[@dearraindroplala]

Imagine you are in your bedroom . Its 1994 . You are 14 . And you stumble upon this by accident and it totally rewires your brain from there on out !

[@fred4089]

Glitch

[@marcbrodkey4944]

Yeah, but I was 14 in 1981 and I didn’t stumble! 40 years and this 🎶 and I are better than ever!!

[@Samshologram]

Music magic saved me too 🙌🏽🎵

[@STEVEMcNEIL673]

I’m there now ‼️ Try listening to Psychobilly music it’s cool too

[@jeffreysteer5985]

Dito in 84

[@GIMPmanipulated]

my boyfriend and I were listening to this and he was like "damn the intro kind of sounds like Sims music". I had to blow his mind and tell him who composed the Sims 2 music.

[@Mrbrbusby]

At one time It actually was SIMS music. to be played in pools while high on SIMS. #dogtown

[@albertandrews130]

Very astute

[@darling_danke_schoen]

So- it was Mark Mothersbaugh?

[@NormAppleton]

You did a lot. Ever heard of CAN, Krautrovk?

[@sfctt]

This song was in another ea game it’s skate 1

[@fleekawadog]

End of the summer 1978 I walked into Wherehouse records On Sahara Ave. Las Vegas NV. I was intending to buy Van Halen 1 Which dropped months prior. I had just turned 10 Years old. The lady cashier was also working the audio being played in the store. It started with Too much Paranoias then melted into this gem. I approached the cashier to find out who the artist was. Her response was something like, I don't know, new band, Devo, arrived YESTERDAY. I continued to listen to the remaining side 2 And was pretty floored. Needless to say I bought, Are We not Men, instead of Van Halen 1. I'm still in Vegas, I still think I very well could be the first to have bought this record in Las Vegas.

[@rennents9193]

Great story!!

[@roba1899]

I was born in '70 .. your story was interesting but Van Halen was my Golden Calf all the way until the early 90s!

[@Beunibster]

Wise choice, padawan

[@Sal.Manila]

Awesome story! I too am an LV native, as well as a diehard Spudboy. I purchased the picture disc LP of “Q: Are We Not Men?...” from a Record City on Sahara, albeit secondhand. I got Jerry, Mark & Bob #1 to sign it for me. I still own it.

[@Mr.InbetweenFX]

That's awesome man!

[@XC797]

DEVO is one of the most underrated bands out there . They played their instruments with precision . Excellent music .

[@disseminationnetwork]

They were way more rock than I remember and a super tight band! I think that allowed them to get way out there with that virtuoso grounding...

[@LizFromDecencyUnited]

Hand's down, the BEST Devo song, ever! Work of art!

[@johnschwab3749]

No joking, this is on the same level as "Gimme Shelter" for all-time best rock song opening ever.

[@RaoulFel]

This fucking song... The way it builds up. Godlike

[@loopyloulabelle5320]

Raoul Fluke what an intro! The whole song = masterpiece

[@Ronster9924]

Yes, one of the most badass intros ever....Song crushes...

[@mctrashpedal]

Raoul Fluke. Eno-tastic

[@mctrashpedal]

that Eno build.

[@asamlang5]

crescendo

[@threadbear]

This is still one of my favourite songs. The way the intro builds up is just brilliant. Devo were one of those bands that weren't really like anyone else.

[@allenthompson8123]

Thread Bear undefneable heads also

[@agricolaest]

The hook is fantastic. As good as it gets.

[@NormAppleton]

You might say they were "actual size"

[@TheDieselndust]

I am a Bass Player , i never stop learning. This song was one of my stepping stones so to speak

[@sant-antonioterranova7870]

@@TheDieselndust kzbin.info/www/bejne/jpy9qHuMgptnp8k That's Good DEVO posted by electronictomato

[@Nielepkino]

We had unoficiall DEVO funclub In Szczecin In Poland circa 1988. Great!

[@FlippinFlaves]

do you or your friends still play music today?

[@Raren789]

Pozdrawiam :)

[@nateweber9258]

I thought devo was whip it until I got to my twenties. Glad it has stayed this way throughout the decades. Devo is like fine wine 😎

[@johnnydeutschemark3620]

Ohio's very own Kraftwerk.. Devo is still one of the best things to ever come out of Ohio.

[@julianmach3192]

Every Kraftwerk has his own Ohio. And opposite.

[@davidbeverly6411]

Devo and the B52's seem to have emerged from the same flying saucer....

[@disseminationnetwork]

They definitely were on their own planets back then...unlike anything else

[@JeffreyWilliams-dr7qe]

Girls were Castaways. Like the Runaways?

[@MattAttack54]

A masterpiece I remember when I first heard this I brought this album and this song came on when the keyboards I had tears in my eyes the build up on this song is one of the emotional I’ve ever felt this and ohm sweet ohm by Kraftwerk

[@matthewitt4884]

One of the best records of all time

[@stupidyutube9]

Matt Hewitt Goddamn correct.

[@okeoi]

No. Fucking. Doubt.

[@NormAppleton]

The 70's was the best era of music in human history. Disagree and I will show you how you are wrong.

[@blakewilliams2185]

@@NormAppleton 1965-1975 covers the best of it. All of the great Beatles albums, King Crimson's amazing early work, the birth of metal via Black Sabbath, Meddle to Dark Side of the Moon to Wish You Were Here which is one of the greatest 3 album runs a band ever had, Bitches Brew and Giant Steps, Neil Young's best work, Hendrix, the best of Bob Dylan, the best of Zeppelin including IV and Physical Graffiti, Close to the Edge and Fragile, and so much more than I could list here. If you do just 60s or just 70s it cuts off too much greatness, take it by fives and you get everything and more.

[@Positive_Pronouns]

No, it’s one of the most records of all history.

[@rocknrolla2426]

One of the most perfect songs on this planet,

[@jeffminich5966]

I remember hearing this song in college in 1979 and wondering wtf it was about, but liking it a lot. Devo always had earnestly urgent beats and lyrics. And now, listening to a song like Gut Feeling 40 years later, I can hear just how much of a bridge their style and compositions were between punk and the emergence of early new wave music---that is, 'new wave' before it was swamped by synth and all that slick studio production work of the early 80s. I bet the Fleshtones must have liked & been inspired by Devo - they had the same honest lyrics paired with garage band rock sound. I like all kinds of music from the past 500 years, but the musical ferment & creativity of that period between 1977 - 1983 was pretty exhilarating to have lived through.

[@kirstendieker8757]

Indeed!

[@Llllorya]

Ill check out the flesh tones thanks

[@daningrim475]

Jeff--your post is two years old, but your last sentence couldn't have been stated better. I say the same thing to anyone that is willing to listen about that period of time.

[@paulcavigliano6388]

Agreed. Especially the last sentence. Today's music, if you can call it that, sucks big sweaty wart covered donkey DICK!!!

[@paulbriozzo4895]

It was!

[@Caligariist]

Brian Eno did some great work with Devo on this album, and this it's still a big standout in their discography. It's crazy just how influential Devo really was but I feel like they're overlooked when people mention all the great New Wave groups. They were every bit as prolific and talented as say, The Talking Heads, but they never get talked about being of the same caliber. Its a shame sort of, because they deserve all the same recognition.

[@frankienichols5135]

and yet amongst the Punks they are especially highly regarded 👌

[@diegobias784]

​@@frankienichols5135of course!!

[@NormAppleton]

Devo was the great music we heard before the nuclear holocaust. For better or worse the nuclear holocaust didn't happen.

[@sen5i]

Them and Pere Ubu

[@ritadamayanti2087]

I would take this album to school in elementary and the teacher would play it during free time. So cool.

[@williamgutheil7349]

"something bout the way you taste, makes me want to clear throat". Love that intro.

[@tavanweerd]

SOMETHING ABOUT THE WAY YOU CAME...MADE ME WANT TO CLEAR MY THROAT.

[@rafaelthefilmnerd3518]

Mark Mothersbaugh was a frequent composer in a lot of Wes Anderson films, and in Anderson's "The Life Aquatic", this music was initially playing over a montage in the film. It reminded me of just how creative and ahead of his time Mark was... and the rest of the band, of course.

[@rediryou]

I'm hearing 'The Cure' in this one.

[@charliedillon1400]

that keyboard part, for sure. good ear!

[@DuaneHanlon]

WHAT A PERFECTLY PACED SONG WHAT A BEAUTIFULLY SOUNDING ELECTRIC PIANO WHAT BEAUTIFULLY PHRASED SARCASM DEVO !! I CAN TAKE MORE OF YOU

[@lawabidinganarchist]

YES IT IS!!! XXXXX

[@DuaneHanlon]

lawabidinganarchist LOVELY PICTURE OF YOU FREETHINKER !!

[@jaywalker9985]

and what about the feeling of gut

[@LittleLeighVisual]

I can take it too. Much more of it.

[@eronacalloway9159]

This IS one of those or possibly THE ONLY Song that you can be jammin to when you’re a 100 years old. I got 42 more years to go....D.E.V.O !😝

[@albertomega3335]

My Uncle gave me this album when I was 7. It’s never been out of my rotation.

[@waynesummers9875]

Good uncle.

[@vincentrose9890]

wow same except my uncle taught me it on guitar because I was so blown away by it!

[@albertomega3335]

@@vincentrose9890 🤘🏽❤️

[@yragj6556]

Everybody should have a cool uncle.

[@davetommy351]

my uncle touched me

[@baltobel]

I can't believe that being born in 1980 I didn't come across this band until 2018, but I'm glad, it's simply brilliant.

[@joseizquierdo566]

Bruno Altobello...Welcome to the DEVO club!!!

[@theremin_monkey]

This album was produced by Brian Eno and David Bowie!

[@Kelly14UK]

Aaaah. Ta.

[@maxtew6521]

Holy cow that's awesome to know!

[@echolalia682]

I thought it was just Brian Eno. Didn't Bowie end up not doing it?

[@joshhawley5179]

@@echolalia682 Ahh A man of culture, I too just read the Devo wiki xD

[@echolalia682]

@@joshhawley5179 Hmmm. Well, that makes one of us. I actually follow the band and have the album. You know. The one that says "Produced by Brian Eno" on it and makes no mention of Bowie, almost as if he had nothing to do with it. Plus he was probably busy helping engineer and record "Heroes" around the same time, which is what I suspect was his reason for backing out of it.

[@johnhouseholder4692]

This blows anything on the radio today away!

[@leeving2999]

***** oh it does .

[@johnhouseholder4692]

***** The Confederate Flag has been replaced by the "power dome!"

[@TateHemlock1]

***** I would venture to say almost every song is better than "Freebird". Unless it's a fucking Eagles song. Nothing is worse than the fucking Eagles. I'd rather have cancer.

[@leeving2999]

Tate Hemlock love it . The only Eagles song I can listen to is The Greeks Don't Want No Freaks and that is because they are actually screwing around . Freebird was/is rubbish and when I hear it I just shake my head . To each their own but Skynard was like 20 other bands in that time and they were not even the best . No one was ever like DEVO and they are still around thanks to genius movie directors that know Mothersbaugh is a damn genius . You have a band that were and still way overrated with a horrible overrated song ( Freebird) vs. A band that never got much respect but has a solid anthology if you sit down and listen to it . We have had Freebird forced down our throats for decades via radio , movies .... but you can't get a Lynard Skynard fan to even name a DEVO song .

[@leeving2999]

Tate Hemlock you are so lucky to have seen Devo . Who in the actual blue f*ck would boo Devo ? Idiots that either do not know them and how long they have been around or your average bone head that is there to see some group that sounds like 10 others . It is nice to know the other bands watched them and had respect . I bet those booing them have most likely heard Mark Mothersbaugh on a soundtrack or heard his music in a movie and were actually liking what they heard . I am still appalled that Devo gets called One Hit Wonders because of Whip It . They had many great songs and Whip It still makes people sing or causes younger people to ask who is that . Ugh , people booing Devo and crying over boy band members leaving ( or even the boy band is music ) . The world is off .

[@karlheilbronner8514]

I was a young Jarhead when this album came out...at 66, still brings back good memories....

[@mchrome3366]

35 years later and it still gives me the chills. The song not me

[@etontrifle]

This was five years ago, fucking 35 years ago. Shit it. Fuck me.

[@cjchampion816]

@@etontrifle time flies lad

[@Dm3qXY]

@@cjchampion816 mercilessly

[@mfmatthew420]

LYRICS: Something about the way you taste Makes me wanna clear my throat There's a message to your movements That really gets my goat I looked for silver linings But you're rotten to the core I've had just about all I can take You know I can't take it no more Got a gut feeling Got a gut feeling Got a gut feeling, feeling Centered 'round long time ago On your ability to torment Then you took your tongs of love And stripped away my garment I looked for silver linings But you're rotten to the core I've had just about all I can take You know I can't take it no more Got a gut feeling Got a gut feeling Got a gut feeling, feeling Got a gut feeling Got a gut feeling, feeling Got a gut feeling Got a gut feeling, feeling Got a gut feeling Got a gut feeling, feeling Got a gut feeling Got a gut feeling, feeling Got a gut feeling Got a gut Slap your mammy down Slap your pappy down again Slap your mammy down Slap your pappy down again Slap your mammy down Slap your pappy down again Slap your mammy down Slap your pappy down again Slap your mammy down Slap your pappy down again (Oh, move it up and down now) Slap your mammy down Slap your pappy down again (Oh, move it all around now) Slap your mammy down Slap your pappy down again (Oh, move it up and down now) Slap your mammy down Slap your pappy down again (Oh, move it all around now)

[@3NC3PH4L0N]

Lyric sheet on the inside of - Are We Not Men - LP says: "... i looked for sniffy linings..." I think it is an old term they used back in the day or something Devo just came up with or an insider joke...

[@aokottawa]

@@3NC3PH4L0N Not an old saying, just them being odd, as you would expect

[@danterrysr]

Mark Mothersbaugh = Genius

[@allenthompson8123]

Dan Terry even spoc had one

[@madmaniac2552]

Devo= genius

[@Mucving]

The riff came from Bob Casale.

[@davidino1236]

@@Mucving The Synth chords??

[@Mucving]

​@@davidino1236 Mark was playing with a 5 chord progression. Bob 2 turned it into that surfing goodness you can hear from the first second till the middle of the song.

[@lupodelupis3672]

The intro of this song always amazes me.

[@mohawktooldie6182]

Take a listen to The Who Behind Blue Eyes, seems to be a little influence in the riff

[@RadioReprised]

I was a KISS, Cheap Trick, Pink Floyd kind of guy and a friend gave me this 8-Track so I popped it into the player of my Toyota pick-up..........I wore this sucker OUT!

[@WilliamGibb]

One of my favourite bands of all time,massively underrated,way before their time but never forgotten.

[@anthonyhauser3063]

Devo and frank Zappa musical geniuses 👍🏻 just such great ear candy 🍭

[@kennethstickney8819]

I saw DEVO years ago and the music clip they showed before Come Back Jonee I was like knew I was bowling before I was bowling😀 All there songs were are deja Vu I said many moons ago 😁😁😁

[@Paul-ry5rf]

When I'm in my coffin at the crematorium I want this song played as the curtain comes round...way to go momma

[@allenthompson8123]

Paul LOVE

[@khachenketsanee7468]

Me too

[@jamesbaker573]

My DEATH THEME 🐒DEVO DOWN

[@brianwoods2395]

Way to go. ....You have style dude......

[@wonderscx]

117 likes.. that means more to me than any of you will ever know.

[@geneclark3600]

Lord, what an amazing band...I am 51 years old now ( ok boomer) and can still pick up on those subtle bass lines, they were epic.

[@susantoscano274]

Love this song forever! Devo is in my top 10.

[@richholoch8230]

Entire band kicks ass. The vibrato in his vocals are unique and awesome

[@thecitizenjoan]

Imagine if DEVO never got together. If they thought "we're too weird no one will ever like us." Never Give Up on your dreams kids, even the supposedly crazy ones.

[@Heatfarmer]

Back in those days, you wanted everything but acceptance by normal people!

[@lisafrench5372]

You listen to their 1975 show and tell me they wanted people to like them, DEVO got together because they needed to tell the world about DEVOLUTION.

[@Heatfarmer]

@a w You quickly learned to beat them up instead or to run faster than them

[@Tululah]

Sometimes you’ve got to be through being cool

[@docsavage8640]

I'm hoping to get Robert Smith to autograph this for me. "A Forest" is so good!

[@ToddtheExploder]

The bass line on this song is just unbelievably fantastic. I fookin’ LOVE Devo!

[@petrovichbauer5105]

I can still remember peeling off the shrink wrap and carefully removing it from the sleeve. The moment the needle was set on this rotating black disc, was the moment my life changed forever.

[@strawberrylemonadekristina]

I got a gut feeling that this song is epic. Love the surfy guitar at the beginning. Early Devo kicks ass!

[@sandrahealey6385]

I'm 14 again, even though I'm 57!! I love this now like yesterday, every beat, every word ❤️ carry me away. Guys and Gals, I'm not old 🤣❤️👍

[@sintonienott]

Assolutamente sì! Young and desperately crazy, still now!

[@sandrahealey6385]

​@@sintonienotthow's the bass 😱 💙

[@sintonienott]

@@sandrahealey6385 😍

[@ecu8r]

Such a different sound at the time they came out but couldn't stop listening to them, what awesome years late 70s and early 80s best years of my life!

[@sergiomarques1920]

the band DEVO always impressed me, the clips, the group's aesthetic and the fact that they were punks even before punk

[@lincolnhirschi1841]

One of the all- time greatest intros ever! And outros! That keyboard! The drums! Got a gut feeling feeling! Got a gut feeling! Absolute Monsterpeice!

[@brandonthesteele]

"I hope you're not gonna bust our chops, Bill." "Why would I do that?" "Because you're a bond company stooge." "Well, I'm also a human being."

[@AndyCigars]

Thanks for checking in, Bill.

[@razvanskater]

whats the reference to?

[@brandonthesteele]

Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou

[@johnhouseholder4692]

Let's have some teamsmanship. Ho!

[@somethingcliched4921]

Brandon Shaffer We need to go back for Cody!

[@weARallDEVO]

This is classic DEVO at their best. True musicianship.

[@jibberism9910]

Ever since I got Spotify (this is not gonna be a heroic tale) and my world crashed and burned, I collected oldschool punk, new wave, some disco, some midway halfway inbetween whatevers.... I must say, this one has it all. And it is hands down one of the coolest songs I can think of.

[@countrymousejewelry]

My older brother gave me this album when I was in 6th grade. It changed my life..along with his gift of missing persons and the plasmatics, who he had just gone to see. And he likes mostly bluegrass music go figure..

[@zim1966]

Damn The Plasmatics changed my life as did devo and the ramones

[@nickkuzinski5380]

I'm here because of the movie Life Aquatic.. Thankyou Wes Anderson

[@VictoryWorld]

"Are those hijackers?" "Well out here we call them pirates, Ned."

[@ogrehaslayers605]

That movie was the first time I remember hearing this song. Still a favorite!

[@CertainlyNotConnor]

You left your dog!

[@sant-antonioterranova7870]

@@CertainlyNotConnor kzbin.info/www/bejne/jpy9qHuMgptnp8k That's Good DEVO posted by electronictomato

[@A.J.1656]

Be still Cody!

[@charliebay9441]

Being a kid of the 70s with all the residual 60s music, hard rock and then punk, I was slow to get onboard with this new wave stuff. Once I heard this album, and specifically this song, it really opened my brain to bands like the B52s, Talking Heads, XTC, Shriekback, etc which led to the new King Crimson, Adrian Belew, on and on. This song will forever hold a special place in my heart.

[@Slb2453]

Ah, Shriekback. Oil and Gold, the most un- noted masterpiece of all musics. I saw them live in a tiny venue in Adelaide, Australia, and it ranks in my best show list very very highly. Post apocalyptic shamen. Screaming and wailing womenas backing vocals over demented guitars and sinister lyrics.

[@joeydimaggio6429]

I can definitely hear Brian Eno's influence in this piece of music.

[@stripedhyenuh]

You can probably hear his production work, too.

[@allenthompson8123]

Joey Dimaggio YES

[@jameskultra]

Joey Dimaggio Love this observation

[@matthewshoemaker2211]

This song was written far before Devo collaborated with Eno, and they mixed most of his audible contributions out of the album ,except for Space Junk and Shrivel Up.

[@porterhall27]

no you can't

[@jamesgang6206]

I remember being in Jr High when this album came out in 1978?? Anyway. My friends & i upon 2nd listen, we were hooked. It was so vastly different from anything else. Even when 80's new wave came along. Devo were always on their own planet. Real trailblazers. Blew me away then. Even now,their still in their own genre.

[@grantdaldry3187]

One of the best albums ever 59 still listening

[@Rep0007]

So nice to blunder around the late 70s and early 80s here on KZbin, and every so often run into some fine song like this, and hear it for the very first time.

[@josephcfernando655]

This could so easily have been a Sparks song. I bought this album in 1978 and still listen to it now.

[@haldelong2132]

This is my favorite song ever. That piano part just gets me every time. Even though the words themselves remind me of people I'd like to forget, the music itself reminds me of the person I love above everyone else. Love this, love this, LOVE THIS!!!

[@williamcoyle7226]

The piano part really gets my goat!

[@Mucving]

@@williamcoyle7226 I don't think it means what you think it means.

[@excellente4827]

Tomorrow night in Seattle!! I have row Z seats, so I can stand up and be goofy to my hearts content. Woohoo!!

[@Άγγελος-π9κ]

This is pure musical brilliance & GENIUS.

[@BlMBO]

yiasoo.. you've got very good taste

[@Άγγελος-π9κ]

@@BlMBO Thank you!!

[@brotherbroach1]

This song justs gets better and better

[@Heckinwhatonearth]

Best devo song, fight me.

[@ernestroepke7895]

I hear this and I'm just flying around in the deep end of a swimming pool on my skateboard 1979

[@christopherpesqueira8169]

The original album cover had the sticker on his hat that said "actual size".

[@randomdarkmoure]

christopher pesqueira Damn straight - still have the vinyl

[@fredzeppelin360]

christopher pesqueira - and a merch flyer inside. Bought the cheesy suit and 3d glasses off it...

[@Iambigdaa]

That's DEVO right there!

[@jimtoth9370]

Mandela effect

[@allenthompson8123]

christopher pesqueira good eye

[@tonyhaslam186]

I think my favorite Devo song, and one of those songs I’d hope to have with me if I were alone in the world.

[@leeving2999]

I love that the entire comment section is obviously full of Devo fans but it also has turned into the Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou appreciation club .

[@Notherway203r6u3]

Lee ving is the man u kicked ass at prb!

[@boredumbsleepyhead]

Love both a lot 💗

[@tonylamosa3]

Eu já havia ouvido alguma coisa do Devo, no final dos anos 70 e início dos anos 80. Mas, apenas em 1984 eu acabei comprando o álbum Oh, No! It's Devo. Foi uma das melhores experiências da minha vida. Sou um grande fã, desde então.

[@jackhartsough3]

The tension of the build up in the beginning is incredible

[@nivr-lime]

Mark is a godfather of new wave music

[@AnchorsAwayHey]

Brilliant, just incredibly brilliant. This group are enormous artists. No fear. On the edge. DEVO

[@leapoffaith20]

"Get him out of ze fucking vater"

[@AndyCigars]

+Ray JC "...you but stitched me on ze dolphin."

[@whatlunaticever]

+Leap Of Faith I´m now an official intern of steve's team!

[@johnaldIV]

+Paulgoeshiking we made orange knit caps for when my family would go fishing in autumn above the 4th parallel. oh fun times

[@TheRealLongname]

Team Zissou for life!

[@wwxxww6289]

"Do the interns get Glocks?" "I think they all share one."

[@liberate72000]

Absolutely love this intro , the guitar the amazing piano! So uplifting, I have heard this tune twice in my life and only just found out what it was called and who sang it. I only knew Whip it , can’t think why this was never such a hit. It’s awesome

[@mikeohagan2206]

this album, i mean this band, broke the boredom that this era in music had in spades. genius.

[@janicebelfiore1302]

One of my favorites. Dont understand why people did not get them

[@inkahofbauer-9110]

Unglaublich texanischer punk von 1977 geht ab,zeitlos gut

[@Wilson7092-u4n]

Came out in 78 but is was so 80s. These guys had it before everyone else

[@zenstdy]

My favorite Devo tune of all.

[@strtgtr66]

Always loved the chord progression on this. Brings me back.

[@johnborene]

Around 1978 I was in 8th grade and was into The Sex Pistols, Elvis Costello and the Cars. There was a dude who was in charge of the ice rink at the local park who had a Cheap Trick satin coat, a big ass boom box and played Devo in the warming house. This twenty something guy was king shit to me and my friends and this is where I learned to appreciate and got into this song and Devo.

[@michaelrowe5284]

This song is extraordinary!! Devo seem to be under recognized for their greatness! What an amazing musical experience to listen to and enjoy! I believe this song and Devo’s sound spawned so many great bands that came after and were influenced by this awesome music! I can’t help but hear Devo’s influence in so much music that has followed them!

[@Mortimermanto]

'Something about your taste makes me wanna clear my throat'. Awesome opening line after that incredible intro. Bought this in '78 when I was 19 because I was already a huge Eno & Bowie fan. Still regularly play it.

[@porterhall27]

both Eno's and Bowies's contributions to this are minimal to say the least

[@dbeecooks]

This song is brilliant! I bought this album when it first came out & still have it. The whole album is incredible.

[@davidedemarchi]

it seem music from next century...I love Devo!

[@dj-um7el]

Some may disagree with me, but this is the most Punk song I've ever heard! One of anyway.

[@booksterpbm]

Agree 100%

[@dj-um7el]

@@booksterpbm :)

[@marcusjohnson488]

That has to be the best build / intro to a pop song ever ❤

[@oneintheshadows1]

This song is absolutely amazing!!! Reminds me of my past relationship, though...

[@nathianfaulder5215]

1981 n I'm 9/10 years old n visit my older by 5 years cousin in South/West Sydney for a week.Introduced to Devo,Sunnyboys,Flowers,Kiss and told about the goings on of the older boys weekends of seeing Midnight Oil playing live.There was a pistol record there too but I cant remember if I heard it now or not ,there was so much sworn secrecy and fear of grandparents finding out about it being played for me.. Thanks cousin

[@lollipopsrcool3632]

My teacher started playing this song one day after school and me and my friend Charley were dancing crazily to this so now I love this song 😂

[@kulturvultur5036]

And since that day Charley have been nervous and introverted. Even with mom and dad. Teacher was fired from school. There is something about the way he moves nowadays... We never knew what happened in the locker room after class. But we all have a gut feeling of what it really must've been like. Poor Charley.

[@jay1jayf]

is this a reference to something?

[@allenthompson8123]

LollipopsRcool contagious

[@luisastudillo7817]

Jay Jimenez pool

[@bigdaano1]

Good times no doubt.

[@IsItStillGood]

The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou sent me here...

[@tedkier3264]

i'll never forget shock i felt..hearing this song as background on weather station. Devo had come full circle..they were accepted as mainstream! grrrr!

[@jonathantubman5636]

This song still sounds as fresh as when I heard it live on their 1980 world tour.

[@zorantaylor3190]

The nice thing about listening to Devo on KZbin is that you don't even have to get annoyed when an obnoxious, unskippable ad you've already seen way too many times comes on first. If anything, it just adds to the whole experience.....

[@porterhall27]

or you could just use an adblocker like normal people

[@TheSpyChecker]

Id much rather fuck the adda right off

[@PrincessDenyse]

I saw these guys at the Raincross Square in Riverside, California circa 1990 ... The Residents opened... what a fuckin show! Good gawd I’m old lol...