Devo's Mark Mothersbaugh shows Pink Floyd dumpster finds - Mutato Muzika TOUR 

I need an entire album of drone devo. That is the best version of "girl you want" ever.

That was about two hours too short. Felt like tease. What a place, and the stories........the stories he could tell.

That little offhand riff on Girl You Want was so casually genius.

I wish this was a feature length documentary.

I would work in his studio as a cleaning lady and be perfectly happy just to see his genuis and all of his equipment and toys every day.

I demand the recording of Iggy Pop singing Praying Hands in German to be released as a single

I just want a pair of those Chrome glasses.

This should be a 10-part, 1 hour miniseries.... I'm hooked!

I like that on one of his stompboxes, it has 'input' & 'outpoot'. 🤘😂❗

9:58 The distortion pedal says "OUTPOOT"

This is unreal. I interviewed Mark at Mutato via phone (I'm in Vancouver) and, he and I had emailed for a few yrs prior (More so myself and Gerald) due to my former band recording a Crazy Horse-esque, 4am, red wine fuelled, version of "Mongoloid" which Mark and Gerald let us add to our record as a "Hidden Track" with their encouragement and, with all royalties waived! Mark did an art show here in Vancouver and asked that we (Cadaver Dogs, album was Pariah Social) play the opening. Unfortunately I was out of province due to a family death. Fast forward to the interview...At that time Mark had the Margouleff/Cecil (Tonto's Exploding Headband) T.O.N.T.O. active console at this facility and, we spoke at length about this, their collaborations with Neil Young, Alan Myers, his disgust with the music "business" during the 1st stage of their career and, his various mediums of creating art. He left me with his number and, an invite to drop by the next time I was in LA. He was awesome (as was Gerald). He's inspired me in many different ways...primarily with his creative process and, for not being "satisfied" when it seems like you've reached an impasse. He interweaves art with technology with pop culture with a kinda "calculus" thought process. This video shows this perfectly. My one regret was that T.O.N.T.O has left his facility BUT, you can see that he's got a neverending collection of historical and bizarre items at his fingertips

"So I was in this art band..." Thats a super humble way to say that he was the lead singer of devo

Everything Mark does and everything Mark says is pure, unadulterated oddball awesomeness.

mark flexing that Bape I see

Please upload 437 more hours of Mark doing this stuff.

I love how he ends up using his hands to control the stomp boxes while playing the synth with his foot!

Devo was my first favorite band. In 78 I was 5 years old and I can remember jokohomo cranking in my house. The entire album both sides loud through JBLS and loving every note you guys have made me very happy.

I saw Devo in 1978 at the Hammersmith Odeon in London. absolutely amazing. mainly punks and skin heads at the gig. they were such happy days

Reductive synthesis, boiling down your work to its simplest essence, is so overlooked as a creative mode when technology gives you a universe of choice. Keep keepin' it real Mark!

Love the tempo of this video. MM seems so "chill" and relatable. The Pink Floyd and Iggy Pop stories are gold. Great work capturing it! Mark is really dedicated and never stopped WORKING as a musician for over 50 years (my entire lifetime). He has given work to some of my friends (PPG +/- Rugrats?). Inspiring.

Mark Mothersbaugh is the coolest guy ever

Mark is a true artist. What I think I admire most his willingness to experiment and never stray into precious realms. For him nothing seems sacrosanct, he just keeps creating.

Mark is a genius! Devo is sooo underrated and undervalued! I’ve been circuit-bending for years! I so agree with his musical philosophy!

This man made Crash Bandicoot's BOSS ASS MUSIC

"Like" just because "Girl U Want" remains my favorite Devo song to this day, and he just frickin' nailed it.

"We were working in a storefront with a painted window in Hollywood and next door Pink Floyd was rehearsing for a tour." Most of us will die never being able to answer the question, "Where did you get that?" , with something even remotely as cool as this.

That weird instrument he plays at the beginning reminds me that some people play an instrument...but SOME people just have music oozing out of them. It's like he has the spirit of Apollo possessing him

Used to play 'Are We Not Men' when it first came out, my friends hated it, even scratched the album up. I kept playing it.

I like the way he talks, he seems so calm. He's a true artist, I really like him.

Mark is smart, he uses words I need to look up the meaning

Fun Fact: This guy was the responsable of Regular Show's music.

Saw DEVO in Sao Paulo Brazil in 2007... they sound exactly the same as the studio versions! Incredible! Mark's voice didn't age at all!

Enchanted. Gobsmacked. Breathless. One of my musical heroes. Thank you for this interview and tour!

Noticed that Mark has worked on the soundtrack for Tiger King and remembered how much I loved Devo. Great insight into his creative process lads

This video is an instant antidepressant. Something in that Akron water. Thanks you Mark and EQD :)

Only Mark would have me goggling the architect of this great space that he calls his studio. Thanks Mothersbaugh, very cool interview COOL JUNK and creative space. Brazilian architect Oscar Niemeyer.

A Raga version of "Girl You Want", that was awesome! 😁

This video isn’t long enough. I could listen and watch Mark all day long. Devo is one of the best ever.

awesome girl uwant version

Wow!!!! Bob 2 & Mark shacked with Iggy Pop! Been a DEVOite since at least 1983, never knew that little tidbit of info……fun times those were, sheeeesh!

Quite possibly the single greatest studio on American soil, and owned by one of my greatest inspirations. I wanted this to go on forever, amazing video.

Iggy was kind of crazy, code for: very high on something. Thanks for the tour!

My favourite episode. LOL'd my arse off. Agreed that I could watch a multi-hour/day version of this

I've watched this before but this time I just can't stop laughing at the pure genius and humor. Damn that is amazing. Love you "this art band" De-vo.

what a treasure this man is! would love to watch a whole tv series documentary about his studio life

My ex-brother-in-law was a hard drinking, Sabbath/Dio type knucklehead. When DEVO appeared in his line of sight, he went totally berserk, confounding both peer and parent. The transformation was hilarious, he, disciplining siblings with his belt, berating them for being spuds, beautiful mutants. It went on for years, dragging friends to shows, being arrested wearing a boiler-suit...

A true legend!!! Still humble.. witty.. funny..classy...got to live this man!!!

I love how Brian Eno ends up everywhere always. Devo was my first concert in 1982 in San Francisco. They were perhaps the first band that I obsessed over. Weirder, wilder, and more subversive than any of their peers, they put Akron on the map along with Chrissie Hynde. The fact that they lived with Iggy Pop just shows how it’s all one big dysfunctional family from space. Mark is the great frontman who lived happily ever after in Hollywood. They devolved into the greatest threat to John Denver fans everywhere. Many blessings to the Spuds and many thanks for staying relevant for all time. We are all DEVO forever.

What a great mind and warm personality. Mark’s work has always been part of my life, excellent to her his views on enjoying the making process.

Everything Mark does seems to put a smile on my face!

On the mark with Mark. He is a true musical madman/genius.

I am So proud of DEVO

Love this version of “Girl You Want”🤣👍

Wow! loved watching this! Mark is unreal.. I want to hear that Iggy pop song!!! NYET!

I love you, Mark Mothersbaugh. Hims gots stuffs. He funny. Me wuvzies. ✨🤗✨

And people still ask me why Devo and MM are my all time favourite musicians...

I've never wanted something as bad as I want one of those melted Booji Boy masks...

THIS IS RAD - pure and simple. Thanks for sharing!!! Long live DEVO - tied for the best band of all time. period. Iggy was "kinda crazy" LOL! This is now among my favorite things on YT - and - on "Earth" --- BTW - I need 100 more episodes of Mark going through stuff. The world needs it. Thanks.

Man, another legend, together with Money Mark. So consistently cool and creative you wouldn't believe.

Devo was my first concert!

There's a lot to be said for limited equipment. The most creative I've ever been is with a bass guitar, my brother's monophonic synth and a drum machine (that I found in a junk shop). Recording onto a four track cassette machine with just a reverb for effects. That was twenty five years ago, but even today I prefer a simple synth like an Ensoniq ESQ1 (a classic synth that is still affordable - go out and buy one before the prices get silly) and a bunch of guitar pedals over soft synths and a DAW.

I saw a pedal taped to his guitar on late night tv in the late 70s and the rest is history. ( my full circle moment, He bought some circuit bent CDs from me) I was floored . This is a great video.

Damn, I need a recording of that medieval version of The Girl You Want

The coolest guy

Seeing Devo on SNL doing Satisfaction & Jocko Homo was such a stunning moment, we didn't understand but we couldn't look away.

This guy has history in his gears.. ❤

hero of all nerd musicians

I use this band as a barometer for picking friends

This should be 1 hour long

Oh hell yes! Thanks EarthQuaker. I've been trying to devolve for decades now but I fear I'll never quite reach Mothersbaugh level.

Made my day...outstanding!

Amazing musician, thank you for this

I watched this back when it came out and decided to do so again. I like this peek back into DEVO's history. Also, the first time I watched it I couldn't tell you who Lisa Bella Donna was. Since I've gotten my Matriarch and Grandmother last year I now know who she is and what she can get done with some equipment and patch cables! Even though I play a lot of DEVO tunes, especially the early stuff on my bass my desire to delve into synths was actually brought on by Fartbarf. The plus side of getting into synths is that for me to play DEVO's songs that actually had synth bass lines, I no longer have to get by with just my bass.

Boss Episode Guys!! Added to Favorites!!!

The "Reductive" (like Subtractive) vs the Additive Synthesis analogy is SO on point..

Outstandingly cool. Thank you for all these. So many insights.

Thank you. This is wonderful.

Mark is so creative.

i love DeVo

That rendition of 'girl you want' at the start, was awesome.

That was so much fun I wanna hang out there for like a month at least.

The Pride of Northeast Ohio! 👏👏👏 The world is such a better place with Mark in it. 🫶

Mark has a killer guitar collection!!!!

This is so excellent.

So awesome.

I love this! Whoever wrote the captions did a baffling job, but I'm grateful that Mark was given plenty of time to speak.

You could spend a month in there and never play the same instrument twice

I use Devo as a perfect meter of friendship, if anyone I know can get through 3 or 4 songs from them, mongoloid excluded... I know I got good friends.

RIP Mark ... you were a true original.

This is incredible.

TOTAL ART- Genius Mark Mothersbaugh.

so great!

Awesome version of Girl U Want!

those glasses are fucking FIRE

OMFG that Girl U Want version at the beginning

W0W...fascinating interview 😲

Totally awesome.

"She's Just a Girl" sung by a Moroccan. Nice. I'd love to jam with this guy, but I'd never see sunlight again!

More Please!

That was amazing. Thank you.