Devo - Uncontrollable Urge Reaction
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- Опубліковано 27 тра 2023
- In this video we're listening to Devo. We were missing out on this for too long. We needed some DEVO. We don't know nearly enough from this band, who are said to be legend in the music world. Let's get to know DEVO. Enjoy!
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This is the opening song used by Rob Dyrdek on his show “Ridiculous”.
Devo my favourite alltime band
I saw Devo last year & they are still phenomenal live. Their cover of Satisfaction is iconic. From the once thriving now desolate Akron Ohio. One Chromosome To Many.
I think you'll find that their cover of Satisfaction is the best cover of all time and always will be. ;)
@@Sandy-dd4le A brilliant cover indeed. Mark Mothersbaugh's delivery of the lyrics gives you the intense feeling of an extremely anxious man overwhelmed and almost drowning in the face of consumerism......you can almost touch and smell his desperation.
@@charlesappleby8049 I couldn't have put it any better, bravo sir!
They are still gigging please come to Aotearoa New Zealand
Could that uncontrollable urge be, WOMAN, hmmm. My second favorite Devo song next to 'Mongoloid'.
There great live band they play like albums sounds
URGH! A Music War was a movie that came out in the early '80s. It is a compilation of concert footage from at the time what were obscure and upcoming bands from around the world. There are quite a few good performances on there you might want to look it up and do a few of them.
The Police - "Driven to Tears"
Wall of Voodoo - "Back in Flesh"
Toyah Willcox - "Danced"
John Cooper Clarke - "Health Fanatic"
Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark - "Enola Gay"
Chelsea - "I'm on Fire"
Oingo Boingo - "Ain't This the Life"
Echo & the Bunnymen - "The Puppet"
Jools Holland - "Foolish I Know"
XTC - "Respectable Street"
Klaus Nomi - "Total Eclipse"
Athletico Spizz 80 - "Clocks Are Big; Machines Are Heavy/Where's Captain Kirk?"
The Go-Go's - "We Got the Beat"
Dead Kennedys - "Bleed for Me"
Steel Pulse - "Ku Klux Klan"
Gary Numan - "Down in the Park"
Joan Jett and the Blackhearts - "Bad Reputation"
Magazine - "Model Worker"
Surf Punks - "My Beach"
The Members - "Offshore Banking Business"
Au Pairs - "Come Again"
The Cramps - "Tear It Up"
Invisible Sex - "Valium"
Pere Ubu - "Birdies"
Devo - "Uncontrollable Urge"
The Alley Cats - "Nothing Means Nothing Anymore"
John Otway - "Cheryl's Going Home"
Gang of Four - "He'd Send in the Army"
999 - "Homicide"
The Fleshtones - "Shadowline"
X - "Beyond and Back"
Skafish - "Sign of the Cross"
Splodgenessabounds - "Two Little Boys"
UB40 - "Madame Medusa"
The Police - "Roxanne"
The Police - "So Lonely"
Klaus Nomi - "Aria"
Brilliant tune and band.
Clever band Devo, I can highly recommend their first two albums, also a great live band.
I've recently seen Devo's 1982 collaboration with Neil Young, 'Hey Hey, My My' on UA-cam.
It would certainly make for an interesting reaction!
One of my favourites of Devo is Gut Feeling ,the intro is fantastic one of tge best intros to a song !
As much as i love my dad three gigs he didn't take me to out of dozens and dozens of gigs I've been to with him and will never let him forget are UNCLE BOB MARLEY 1979 AND DEVO AND THE CLASH 1981 😠😡🤬 I've still got my are we not men and freedom of choice albums and they are delicious
I'd also like to request a reaction to Wire "Map Ref. 41 Degrees N 93 Degrees W" from the "154" album. It's a pop song, don't worry! I have to say I'm a sucker for reaction vids, if they're honest. To see you two boppin' along, and your ironic appreciation of Be Bop Deluxe brings a smile to my face! Not because they weren't great, but that band and Bill Nelson himself are dreadfully underrated by an audience that should have swallowed it up when it first arrived. Keep up the good work and good luck with Wire.
We really like Be Bop Deluxe. Bill's guitar work is great.
Great live performance that!
Great song choice! Love you guys
The other song could be Misty Mountain Hop is a good choice or the Theme from Banana Splits, Tra La La, La La La.
theme song for Ridiculousness on MTV.
Obviously based on Misty Mountain Hop but since Led Zep were notorious for 'borrowing' other people's music it probably comes from something much older.
One of my favourite bands ever.
Some people think of them as a joke band, they actually have a detailed manifesto on how mankind is DEVOlving. Based largely on the murder of students by Guardsman at Kent State University in 1970. At which, Devo member Gerald Casale was actually present (as was Chryssie Hynde of The Pretenders), two of the dead were Casale's friends. He,"stopped being a hippie kid and got angry" And Devo was born.
Gut Feeling/Slap Your Mammy has always been my favourite !
Anyone have kids that were an age to watch Rugrats? Mark Mothersbough of Devo wrote the music! And to dozens of largely animated films you've all seen....Cloudy With A Chance Of Meatballs etc etc
Joke band?Some people is very boring...
6:05 -- it's about... uhm.... a certain activity that starts with M.
actually, several of devo's songs were about that
Nice video. I think the riff you're musing on (the riff heard before) is the theme song from "The Banana Splits" TV show. "Tra la la", if I recall.
We've never heard it, or even knew The Banana Splits show even existed. According to UA-cam, the show ended in 1970, 2 years before I (Chris) even existed. Still, we heard that sound before. Perhaps it found it's way to us somewhere. We have no recollection of the show, though.
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Try the Liz Phair version. The first half of the riff is "Uncontrollable Urge," something like a I-VI-V. There's probably a billion songs that have a similar chord progression. Of a similar note, did you ever notice the similarity between the synth part in the chorus" of Devo's "The Day My Baby Gave me a Surprize" and the electronic percussion in the Psychedelic Furs "Love My Way"? You guys can stomach a lot of different types of pop music, try that one sometime, maybe!
Wow, funky rhythm. The best tune of Devo for me is "The Space Junk", though.
Devo is amazing, you say it sounds similar to another song and it's a song by The Stranglers
Try "Speed Racer" a great obscure Devo song.....
I have known the name for years but never got to know this band.
Doesn't need extra talent? Dogg, this band is tighter than Steely Dan's Bhole.
Cynthia's been on🔥lately with detecting bits of other songs! 😄 That's from Zed Leppelin's 'Misty Mountain Hop'! 😉
I don't know many Devo songs myself, but this is one of them, and there's also another great live version (including a silly intro) from a US TV show called 'Fridays' 😀👍
There had been quite an interesting Devo cover version plus an even *more* interesting video clip of Johnny Rivers' 'Secret Agent Man' on YT a while ago, but sadly, I can't find it anymore 😭
Would've been perfect for a 'Who Did It Better?' episode, too! 😀👍 But there's also always 'Take This Job And Shove It', the Johnny Paycheck original versus the Dead Kennedys' cover version 😁
the love child Kraftwerk and the Dickies
The Dickies cover night's in white satin is epic
@@glennrandall7468 yeah the Dickies first two are my nerd guilty pleasure ... "GIGANTOR GIGANTOR"
@@glennrandall7468 Nice cover of Paranoid as well.
Great track that I hadn’t heard before , obviously I also like Whip it
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can't beat a bit of Devo ! Whip it 🙂
I may have recommended this one to you already, I dunno. (I'm getting forgettable in my old age.)
Anyhoo, check out the album "Listen To the Silence" by THE DOLL (UK 1979). The Doll achieved one-in-wonder status in England with "desire me". Their lone LP is a BEAUTIFUL and well-crafted collection of post-punk New Wave pop songs. Sadly NO ONE bought that album when it came out, making its title prophetic! Still, give it a chance- it is my second-favorite UK post-punk album (right after Joy Division's "Unknown Pleasures")...
Gracias
There was a double live compilation called "Urgh A Music War" which was also a live video from various places with one or two tracks from each band. You would probably like it if you can find it on here. It has artists like The Au Pairs, The Police, XTC and The Cramps. There was a later expanded release that had a few extra racks on it but I only had the standard version. This track is late 70s rather than 80s but I think the lp/Video went out in 80.
Its not a compilation but a documentary, the Cramps performance is epic
@@fredarsenault8987 Documentary works. I should choose my words more carefully.
Can you guys do Steeleye Span the song is All around my hat do the studio version please
we did that one
It might be an uncontrollable urge to poo I believe lol
That song you think it sounds like is "Misty Mountain Hop" by Led Zeppelin.
Mark Mothersbaugh is rather a fan of the
Church of the Subgenius
If you’re familiar with that….
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