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part of the show, the panels were laid down, lit from underneath and used as a stage. The tour included several dates in Japan, including Osaka, Tokyo, Fukuoka and Sendai. Some performances featured the band wearing "goodwill outfits", including white short-sleeved shirts with shoulder pads and black trim, and white pants with black stripes.
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atmosphere to play live". Margouleff also encouraged the band to pursue a more raw production sound, stripping away effects and layers. He experimented with different mic placements and recording methods for every track and left the tapes constantly rolling in the hopes of capturing something spontaneous.
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observed that "Devo and Robert Margouleff crafted a record that was not only more musically cohesive than the first two albums, but also boasted a greater level of sophistication, as the synthesizers blended with guitars to create a more dehumanised yet less dissonant sound." In 2015, David Chiu of
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For the tour, Devo donned their red energy domes, as well as white paper jumpsuits sprayed with gray fabric paint, adorned with red gaffer tape as a shoulder piece and waistband. The stage featured five light panels at the back which were fashioned from plywood with metal frames, and for the second
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It was basically in the grooves, in the bottom end. ... We set up the grooves for the songs so that the songs were not self-consciously about the top end. If you play the record, you'll hear that the bass, the kick and the rest of the drums are very, very prominent and dry in the mixes, so you feel
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were more mainstream and accessible than its two predecessors. Casale recalled that "This was a self-imposed challenge. Can we write songs? Because we always thought that was a little bit beneath Devo was, but in the end, not really. You have to be able to deliver." Author Evie Nagy recounted that
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Margouleff initially met the band's proposal with trepidation but was convinced after hearing these demos. He had been looking for an interesting project to pursue, now that his work with Wonder had concluded, and knew the band aligned with his experiences in electronic music. He also cited Devo's
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in 2000. This demo version lacks "It's Not Right", "Ton o' Luv", "Don't You Know" and "Freedom of Choice", but it includes demos of the "Whip It" B-side "Turn Around" and three unreleased tracks ("Luv & Such", "Time Bomb" and "Make Me Move"). The lyrics of "Luv & Such" were later rewritten
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To take the idea of wearing the suits with hands in protective position over the crotch, all looking robotic and not free at all with the slogan "Freedom of Choice," was an obvious joke to us. Plus, two American flags. It worked out: it was an election year, so it looked like we knew what we were
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in Los Angeles using a 24-track machine, with Margouleff co-producing the sessions with the band and co-engineering with Howard Seigel. Bass, drums and guitars were all recorded live together, while synths and vocals were overdubbed later. Bob Mothersbaugh recalled that Margouleff "created a good
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Casale opted to use a Moog bass synthesizer on the album, inspired by Margouleff's work with Wonder, and Margouleff suggested he use the same amplifier he had used in rehearsals in order to get the same "thick" sound as the band's demo sessions. Other synthesizers used on the album include a
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later observed that the album "is far from R&B, although it's funky and moves in a way that its two predecessors do not." The band members all fully committed to the new artistic direction and were later in agreement that it was their best album, strongest set of songs and most enjoyable
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Following the success of the "Whip It" single, concerts in the middle of the band's tour had to be rescheduled to accommodate larger venues. Gerald Casale later recalled, "We were in the middle of a small club tour – maximum 900 seats – and within two weeks we had to rebook everything for
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The press kit for the album included an insert called "Devo Meets the Press", which featured the band giving largely facetious answers to frequently asked questions. The band appeared in an ad campaign for the Moog Liberation synthesizer, which they also used in promo shots at the time.
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Mark Mothersbaugh claimed he was incapable of intentionally writing a hit song. Casale added that "We were mutating ourselves on purpose, with that purpose being to make something bolder and funkier, still with guitars and energy, and still maintain the energy of our stage show".
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Much like Margouleff's work with Wonder, the album was mixed drily, and Margouleff recalled, "I was always striving to get the band as close as possible, falling off the proscenium arch and into the audience, so that the listeners would feel like they're moving inside the band."
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While the material on Devo's first two albums mostly consisted of old songs written between 1974 and 1977, the band decided to compose all new material for the upcoming crucial third album. The songs were written after the band had completed their second world tour.
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for the week of November 15, 1980. Warner Bros. then gave the band an infusion of cash to make a promo video for the song. Despite its success, Casale later expressed that the band hadn't viewed the song any differently than any other song on the record.
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urged southeastern DJs to play "Whip It", whose popularity then spread to New York and the rest of the U.S., including gay dance clubs. "Whip It" was formally released as a single on August 13, 1980, and became a genuine hit, peaking at No. 14 on the
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saw the band now living in Los Angeles and choosing to start from scratch. The band rented a space on Wilcox Avenue in Hollywood that had been converted from old abandoned storefronts in which they would compose and rehearse new material.
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and the song became "Mr. B's Ballroom". In 2009, another demo titled "Red Shark" surfaced, an early version of "It's Not Right" with alternate lyrics that was offered as a download-only track for fans who purchased tickets to the
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in 1919, prior to U.S. copyright law. The music was written by Mark Mothersbaugh and, according to Nagy, is "outside any of the structure lexicon of sounds and beats of rock & roll", despite its incorporation of a
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became Devo's commercial breakthrough, although its success would not be replicated on subsequent records. The album was the band's biggest seller and is their most successful album to date. It peaked at No. 22 on the
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and all those guys were being taken seriously and pressuring congressmen and senators. So β€œFreedom of Choice” was about if you don’t take it seriously, there are despots and tyrants that will take away from
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Promo videos were then shot for both "Freedom of Choice" and "Girl U Want", both of which featured skateboarders from Santa Monica and their friends. The former featured professional skateboarders
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even paid homage to both the song and the video in an episode demonstrates how much 'Whip It' has transcended pop culture." Also that year, Nagy wrote a book on the making of the album for the
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Margouleff frequently visited the band's rehearsal sessions and Mark Mothersbaugh found him to be "interested, engaged and engaging" as well as "super optimistic", likening him to the band's
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experience in the studio, due to their positive working relationship. However, Casale has said that the band's fanbase were very critical of this stylistic departure.
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character. Margouleff recalled that Devo rehearsed the material for several weeks and continued to write in the studio even after the proper album sessions began.
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light fixtures Casale remembered from the grade school he'd attended, which was built in the 1920s. The hats were designed by Brent Scrivner and fashioned from
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commented on "Whip It"'s "surrealist and now-iconic video that was a staple of MTV during the then-fledging channel's early years". He added, "The fact that
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beat. Nagy compares "Ton o' Luv" to "Whip It" in that it is a "parody of cloying American optimism that is blind to the industrial realities around it."
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The tour was captured on several different commercial releases. The first was a promotional LP of an almost complete gig from August 16 at the
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where the owner would whip his wife's clothes off. The video also played on radio programmers' popular misconception that the song was about
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format, with one side containing the show in DVD format and the other containing an edited version of the show's audio in CD format.
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The album was demoed at Modern Music Recording Studio in 1980, and these tracks were later released on the compilation album
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was chosen because Mark Mothersbaugh and Casale had been fond of that track. Other proposed titles for the album included
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on August 19 was cancelled, due to a light bank malfunctioning during the afternoon show, which led ticket holders to
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quipped that "if they ever teach a rhythm box to get funky, a Mothersbaugh will be there to plug it in." Writing in
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chart. Both the album and "Whip It" single sold over a million copies. The album was awarded platinum status by the
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series, including interviews with Casale and Mark and Bob Mothersbaugh, a song by song breakdown and a foreword by
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3,000-5000-seat places because 'Whip It' became so big, so fast." This included a three-night run at the
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were written by Casale about the United States' conservative political shift preceding the election of
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On September 16, 2009, Warner Bros. and Devo announced vinyl and deluxe CD re-releases of both
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magazine that Mark Mothersbaugh had found in an antique store, which contained a story about a
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Devo had amassed a sizeable following after the release of their first two studio albums with
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guitar grind and Mark Mothersbaugh's vocal frenzy should satisfy AOR listeners."
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white plastic, spray-painted with Chinese red lacquer. The band also wore black
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Devo hadn't enjoyed the experience of working with their previous producer,
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HMV Forum concert, a DVD of music videos, a 7-inch single and a poster.
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mini-album, and in 2000, Rhino Handmade issued a limited edition CD of
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series. Shortly thereafter, six tracks from the album appeared as the
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with litigation if Devo did not achieve chart success with the album.
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Starr, Red (May 29 – June 11, 1980). "Devo: Freedom of Choice".
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box set was released, which featured the remastered versions of
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later contended that Warner Bros. threatened the band's manager
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in Petaluma, California from the following night was issued as
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described a live version of "Gates of Steel" saying that "its
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shirts, which were popular with beach-goers in the 1960s.
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saw the video for "Whip It" and objected to the content.
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The cover features the band wearing silver suits made of
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Credits adapted from the original album's liner notes:
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Margouleff paid particular focus to the sound of the
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Studio album
Devo
Record Plant
Genre
New wave
synth-pop
Label
Warner Bros.
Producer
Robert Margouleff
Devo
Duty Now for the Future
New Traditionalists
Singles
Girl U Want
Whip It
Freedom of Choice
studio album
new wave
Devo
Warner Bros. Records
Whip It
Club Play Singles
Pop Singles
Billboard
Pop Albums
Warner Bros.
Duty Now for the Future
Mark Mothersbaugh

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