Devo: Time Out for Fun

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1982
3min

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Mark Mothersbaugh, Bob Casale, Gerald Casale, Robert Mothersbaugh, Alan Myers, and Devo in Devo: Time Out for Fun (1982)

Añade un argumento en tu idiomaDevo performs in the music video "Time Out for Fun" from the album "Oh, No. It's Devo" recorded for Warner Brothers Records and Virgin Records. The music video opens with the heads of the ba... Leer todoDevo performs in the music video "Time Out for Fun" from the album "Oh, No. It's Devo" recorded for Warner Brothers Records and Virgin Records. The music video opens with the heads of the band members superimposed on top of potatoes against a computerized background. Clips of the... Leer todoDevo performs in the music video "Time Out for Fun" from the album "Oh, No. It's Devo" recorded for Warner Brothers Records and Virgin Records. The music video opens with the heads of the band members superimposed on top of potatoes against a computerized background. Clips of the band singing feature throughout.

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Classic Devo!

"Time Out for Fun", my most fun introduction of Devo received a music video on the same vibe, unusual looks that was widely appealing in the 1980's and today looks quite amusing. A series of repetitive presentations of Mark Mothersbaugh and the group performing, with some random screen images happening in their background, and the iconic appearance of their as big potatoes.

The song, lyrics and those syntheiszers are all great and fun to hear it. As a video concept it's far too random to find a meaning to everything, it's merely weird for the sake of being weird, it has all the bright colorful looks from the new wave which defined the decade. And that's good! (no pun intended). 9/10.