Devo Interview on BETA TV

Gerry Casale and Mark Mothersbaugh of DEVO stop by to tell Brandon all about the conception, recording and marketing behind their first album since 1990, Something For Everybody. The celebrated rock iconoclasts also discuss the full-circle effect their message of "de-evolution" has received over the past thirty-five years and retrace the roots of DEVO, reaching all the way back to their time as Kent State art students.

Devo's name is derived from their concept of "de-evolution," the idea that mankind is not evolving but rather regressing.

BETA TV - is a nationally syndicated (146 U.S. cities) weekly music centric TV series filmed and produced in the heart of Hollywood, showcasing at least 3 acoustic artist videos from newly signed and Indie bands in episode format. BETA emphasizes educational and pop culture segments and in-house produced music videos using the best vintage analog recording gear (Telefunken, Neve, Studer, RCA, Trident, etc) combined with the modern sounds of its instrument sponsors such as Taylor Acoustic Guitar, Neumann and Sennheiser Microphones, Ford Drums, Sabian Cymbals, Gibraltar Hardware, etc. Filming at the BETA Studios occurs Tue-Thur of every week.

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[Barbitone]

mark always mangles his drink bottles......lol

[susan4466]

I understood DEVo when I was about 15. I bought the first album as soon as possible. I saw yoooou guy on SNL at and datelessYOu guys amazed me so much I called my best friend right after your first song. I thought you were funny and smartly coordinated. I knewabout entropy, it is a fact. depressing How can their be real darwinian evo;ution when the universes falling apart and it's irriversable? It surprises me that God can find anything worth saving