Kermit McDermott
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Better than the original version.
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Preceded Devo's version... also a reminder I need to buy my ticket for their show.
If the actually were, live music would be open to 24,000 at croke park.Its a whole different thing to the Devo version isn't it? Where did the idea that these bands are in competition come from? I've come across it a few times.
Devo’s take on Satisfaction sounds like The Residents but not like The Residents’ version of the song.Its a whole different thing to the Devo version isn't it? Where did the idea that these bands are in competition come from? I've come across it a few times.
Dunno about that. He certainly brought something to those albums but Mick and Keith had tapped into something during that period and were just writing banger after bangerOn the Stones, without much research I always assumed Mick Taylor was the one thay kept them on the straight and narrow with Let it Bleed, Sticky Fingers and Exile really being their strongest records by a distance. But i havent read into how much influence he actually had. Don't want to know either, leave me with my boring drunk chat opinions to blow some minds.
Its a whole different thing to the Devo version isn't it? Where did the idea that these bands are in competition come from? I've come across it a few times.
Devo’s take on Satisfaction sounds like The Residents but not like The Residents’ version of the song.
To me Devo have always come across as a lightweight Residents - weirdo versions of pop, mix of commercial and experimental styles, costumes, and both were early adopters of video as an art form rather than an advertisement. Were Devo ripping off The Residents? No, they were coming from a similar place but having heard The Residents first, I find it hard to get anything from Devo.
Devo’s take on Satisfaction sounds like The Residents but not like The Residents’ version of the song.
To me Devo have always come across as a lightweight Residents - weirdo versions of pop, mix of commercial and experimental styles, costumes, and both were early adopters of video as an art form rather than an advertisement. Were Devo ripping off The Residents? No, they were coming from a similar place but having heard The Residents first, I find it hard to get anything from Devo.
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