@@tedsalins6734 ua-cam.com/video/mj_1VzpoKDg/v-deo.html Jerry Casale on The Ed Show MSNBC August -8-12-2012 This is The classic video that exposes The Deep State
@@dermot51 ua-cam.com/video/mj_1VzpoKDg/v-deo.html Jerry Casale on The Ed Show MSNBC August-8-12-2012 This is The classic video that exposes The Deep State
Bob 1 is one of the most underrated guitarists ever. I love his style. He laid down some of the most impressive killer guitar riffs of all-time during his days with DEVO!
@@ebenezerstooge1716 ua-cam.com/video/mj_1VzpoKDg/v-deo.html Jerry Casale on The Ed Show MSNBC August-8-12-2012 This is The classic video that exposes The Deep State
Bob1 always provided the true "punk" edge to what could otherwise have been an "overly intellectual" endeavour. On stage, his gum-chewing nonchalance perfectly balances out the more involved and choreographed antics of the others - until he cuts loose during his solos. He's really the soul of the band and probably one of my favorite guitarists.
When I was 18 (1988) had tix to devo concert in Cleveland. Needed one more for the show. Called Bob senior (General Boy) in Akron to see if we could get an extra ticket from them (we were just teenagers and he was so nice to just take our phone calls from time to time.) He said come on down to his house to get one. We got there and Bob was just sitting there on the couch warming up for the show later that night. It was amazing for us kids as we were huge fans. He did not stop to talk to us and we did not bother to interrupt him.
One of these days, we're going to get someone to put a microphone in front of the two Mothersbaugh sisters for some input on their three famous brothers.
@@kenkur27 Don't forget about Jim Mothersbaugh, who played drums for the band early on, and who also has a knack for technology. Sounds like he's had a good career, post-DEVO.
Honestly, I wondered how someone as handsome as Bob 1 ended up in such a subversive and nerdy band like Devo. Usually, lanky, athletic guys with the chiseled jawline ended up getting all the chicks in high school and sliding right into the American Dream, letting the days go by, finding themselves behind the wheel of a large automobile...that was the whole world that Devo was profoundly alienated by and critical of.
To me, his look provided the sliver of "punk" aesthetic in those early days. His physique, pronounced features and his "cool" demeanor would have made him seem right at home with fellow Ohio misfits "The Dead Boys" (ironically, he and Stiv Bators looked much more like they could be brothers than Mark and Bob ever did), but here he was, right in the middle of the nerd crew. It's just one of those many, little idiosyncracies about the band where - on paper - things should have never fit, but instead worked out perfectly.
Great man !!!. I bet there were problems with two brothers in the same band. We have two sons . 😎. Loved the piano lessons story. And yes, the Starwood was a great place to play !!
I like almost equally all Devo members, specially when talking about the classic line-up. Mark is my favorite member for all he does, but I feel very thrilled with Bob1´s guitar playing and witty persona. : )
"I´m a guitar player and I play... well, with MIDI I play just about any instrument in the world". I´m also a guitar player that uses MIDI. I feel just like he does. : )
I have been tinkering with a 'Zoom 505 ll' effects pedal connected to a 'Roland Micro Cube' and I can get an amazing array of sounds combining the effects of both units. The Brothers Mothersbaugh, are my inspiration for sound discoveries. I hope they see this post and take a look at what I have dicoverd with this set up.
One of the most underrated guitarists in rock. The man has some of the most brilliant rock guitar motifs I've ever heard.
Up there with Ricky Wilson , very innovatvel player
I would have to agree
Agree
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Jerry Casale on The Ed Show MSNBC August -8-12-2012
This is The classic video that exposes The Deep State
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Jerry Casale on The Ed Show MSNBC August-8-12-2012
This is The classic video that exposes The Deep State
Bob 1 is one of the most underrated guitarists ever. I love his style. He laid down some of the most impressive killer guitar riffs of all-time during his days with DEVO!
You got that right!
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Jerry Casale on The Ed Show MSNBC August-8-12-2012
This is The classic video that exposes The Deep State
@@sant-antonioterranova7870 As Jerry already said, Devo was right about everything.
What a Legend. I feel so privileged to have seen DEVO back in 78.
Jealous. I thought they were comedic at the time, but I have deep dived and realized they were angry trolls lol. Which makes me love them even more.
You know, this is the first time I have ever heard him speak.
This guy is awesome and to this day is my favorite lead Guitarist
Bob1 always provided the true "punk" edge to what could otherwise have been an "overly intellectual" endeavour. On stage, his gum-chewing nonchalance perfectly balances out the more involved and choreographed antics of the others - until he cuts loose during his solos. He's really the soul of the band and probably one of my favorite guitarists.
Yesterday was his 70th birthday
Luv u Bob
He is my favourite singer in DEVO. He made the band. I just love him
Bob Mothersbaugh CRUSHED Rock. Strange but true.
Bob and his gum...lol...cool guy, seems really down to earth.
DEVO best band in the world
One of the greatest bands ever. Had the pleasure of seeing them in Hammersmith, absolutely wonderful.
How did you convince him to talk for 8 minutes?
What a cool dude! Would love to meet at least one of them one day! They all seem cool!!
Devo members have a long time reputation of cool guys. Go for it. : )
Bob 1 the legend👊
great memories in late 70's, early 80's.. Devo was so cool...
One of my favorite guitarists alongside Paul Leary, Jim Martin, Eddie Clark and Rocky George.
Love Bob !!!!
I think I want to have lived his life...he is so down to earth but super out there at the same time.
When I was 18 (1988) had tix to devo concert in Cleveland.
Needed one more for the show.
Called Bob senior (General Boy) in Akron to see if we could get an extra ticket from them (we were just teenagers and he was so nice to just take our phone calls from time to time.)
He said come on down to his house to get one.
We got there and Bob was just sitting there on the couch warming up for the show later that night.
It was amazing for us kids as we were huge fans.
He did not stop to talk to us and we did not bother to interrupt him.
Not just guitar in Devo, but some lead vocals too.
Looking good, Bob! Creative life, nice. Happy Birthday.
Robert, you and Devo Rock!!!!! I always enjoy listening to Devo even to this day. The music never grows old. Fan forever!!! :)
He has the voice of a blue collar guy from an archived newsreel in the late 1940's
What a great , sharp, guitar man
True genius.
❤ Bob
seen Devo on all there Australian tours
Yeah, I saw them in 2008. They played for an hour or so and rolled away in their wheelchairs. God knows how they go now. Waste of $$$$.
One of these days, we're going to get someone to put a microphone in front of the two Mothersbaugh sisters for some input on their three famous brothers.
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Jerry Casale on The Ed Show MSNBC August-8-12-2012
This is The classic video that exposes The Deep State
Three?
@@kenkur27 Don't forget about Jim Mothersbaugh, who played drums for the band early on, and who also has a knack for technology. Sounds like he's had a good career, post-DEVO.
@@QuarrellaDeVil Wasn't aware of him.
General Boy💃🕺
love his sound playing DeVo great stuff
Honestly, I wondered how someone as handsome as Bob 1 ended up in such a subversive and nerdy band like Devo. Usually, lanky, athletic guys with the chiseled jawline ended up getting all the chicks in high school and sliding right into the American Dream, letting the days go by, finding themselves behind the wheel of a large automobile...that was the whole world that Devo was profoundly alienated by and critical of.
lol is this a joke?
It's probably just lucky!
teehee, once in a lifetime
@@sirbones you got it
To me, his look provided the sliver of "punk" aesthetic in those early days. His physique, pronounced features and his "cool" demeanor would have made him seem right at home with fellow Ohio misfits "The Dead Boys" (ironically, he and Stiv Bators looked much more like they could be brothers than Mark and Bob ever did), but here he was, right in the middle of the nerd crew. It's just one of those many, little idiosyncracies about the band where - on paper - things should have never fit, but instead worked out perfectly.
Great man !!!. I bet there were problems with two brothers in the same band. We have two sons . 😎. Loved the piano lessons story. And yes, the Starwood was a great place to play !!
cf. Ray and Dave Davies. 😊
I like almost equally all Devo members, specially when talking about the classic line-up. Mark is my favorite member for all he does, but I feel very thrilled with Bob1´s guitar playing and witty persona. : )
I keep forgetting he worked so long on Rugrats!
What? No mention of the Labaye 2x4?
DEVO is actually a cloaked guitar band, so many good riffs in their music. Bob & Mark are the core essence of DEVO.
So is Gerry lol.
Now it can be told: DEVO was the most influent post-punk band ever.
My favorite Potato 🥔
I love his secret agent man
He's beginning to look like the cook from Texas Chainsaw 😃
"I´m a guitar player and I play... well, with MIDI I play just about any instrument in the world". I´m also a guitar player that uses MIDI. I feel just like he does. : )
tired of the soup du jour
He's been with the world
@@jaimedeleon1194 From their Christian roots!
My "Duty Now for the Future" is to be an active member of the Smart Patrol.
those studios make me drool
Is that the studio that was always in 1980s shows like The A-Team when a shady record producer was involved in the story?
The sound of the guitar in Mongoloid is the sine qua non of exalted Godhead.
Kinda surprised he doesn't record at Mutato Musika with Mark....? Pretty sure he does some, anyway....
I have been tinkering with a 'Zoom 505 ll' effects pedal connected to a 'Roland Micro Cube' and I can get an amazing array of sounds combining the effects of both units. The Brothers Mothersbaugh, are my inspiration for sound discoveries. I hope they see this post and take a look at what I have dicoverd with this set up.
250 million grift on magats priceless. 💃💃💃🕺🕺🕺Devolution is real. 🤓🤓
Champagne Socialists like every other leftist clown.
Mark Mothersbaugh > James Hetfield
Bob Mothersbaugh > Kirk Hammett
DEVO > Metallica
Enough said.
Master master
Both bands are great
@@mikehersh6192 That ain't it, chief.
DEVO two Mothersbaughs. Two Casales. Two Bobs. No other band has more human-couplets.
You can't imagine how hard it was to wrap my head around that when I was younger and the internet was still sci-fi...
Never see him without chewing gum.
🥔
I wish he would spit out that cherry pit.
Dude chews gum in his sleep.
I "disliked" this video because there were no other dislikes.
Gregory Krug ...one dimensional thinking.
Good idea!
The potato guitar made me laugh. Would like to see what the Bob's sketch of it looked like.
it's a real thing, there is a video