1.23 Uncontrollable Urge ['Live in the Land of the Rising Sun' DVD] [Live]
1.24 Mongoloid [Sundance, 1996] [*]
1.25 Devo Photos ; Releases Galleries [*]
1.26 Commentary [*]
1.27 Interview with Director Chuck Statler [*]
1.28 'Mongoloid,' a Film By Bruce Conner [*]
Number of discs:
1
Original language:
English (ENG)
Extra-Infos:
Devo
Description:
Devo, the seminal concept band, made a career out of setting to music video their dada-gone-camp theory of De-Evolution and it's rebuke of corporate culture. This is a comprehensive collection of Devo's output, an essential tour of the pre-to-post-punk scene. Includes groundbreaking pre-MTV clips that defined the form with twisted genius intros and outros, rare performance footage, and extras
Also includes commentary, live footage, photos, an interview with Chuck Statler and a bonus video, Mongoloid.
"Devo: The Complete Truth About De-evolution" is a comprehensive DVD collection that delves into the groundbreaking world of DEVO, one of the most influential and innovative bands in new wave and alternative music. This release by Wienerworld compiles all of DEVO?s iconic music videos from 1976 to 1982, along with rare footage, live performances, interviews, and insightful commentary on their unique artistic vision. Wienerworld is renowned for its dedication to bringing high-quality music documentaries and concert films to audiences worldwide.
The film features key members Mark Mothersbaugh (vocals/keyboards), Gerald Casale (bass/vocals), Bob Mothersbaugh (guitar), Bob Casale (guitar/keyboard) and Alan Myers (drums). Mark Mothersbaugh has had an illustrious career as both a musician with DEVO and as a prolific composer for film scores such as "Rugrats," "The Royal Tenenbaums," and Wes Anderson's works. Gerald Casale is celebrated not only for his musical contributions but also for directing many of DEVO?s visually inventive videos. Director Chuck Statler played a pivotal role in shaping the band?s visual identity; he directed several early DEVO videos including ?Jocko Homo? which helped define MTV-era aesthetics. Their collective work has left an indelible mark on pop culture through innovation in sound, performance art, and video production.