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hifibrony

Brilliant, brilliant band.

Bruce Turner

Music is dead now .. enjoy what was. Listen to that guitar sound!

Alan Ollier

Remember well the first time I heard this, the Ritz ballroom Manchester in 1978, after the ubiquitous John Cooper Clarke and the Nosebleeds with an unknown singer called Stephen Morrissey, unfortunately didn't see the whole set as had to get the last train home (very punk !) a couple of months later I got to meet Howard at the Free trade Hall Alberto's gig where He was sat behind Me, checking out Devo I suspect. 

Tim Horan

They don't make it like this anymore.

Alanko Donnet

Sounds like prog rock...

Nathan Parsons

Great band. They dont get the recognition they deserve. I saw a comedian called Paul Foot on the telly recently, he looks like he is copying Devoto's look.

knackeroo

What the fuck are you doing here,jump cuts,edits why didn't you just leave it alone?

Rex Marriott

Great shame this is not on the OGWT box set. It's a good deal better than some of the things from the era that are.

Wayne Adey

The most wonderful band that ever was, and ever will be.

steve hewitt

Brilliant.

secallen

Using an MXR flanger ;o) Sadly missed.

Unwound

He reminds me of Trevor tanner.

Unwound

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kohoutekcorporation

Looks like he's playing an ARP Solina in the video, I can hear a very faint synth string sound in the background while Dave's playing the main lick on the Odyssey.

crain332

sounds like Tubeway Army with Buzzcocks and (early) Eno all jamming together! fucking classic!

Johnny Fingers

don't know what Devoto's pretending to play on that synth, Dave F is playing the lead line.

sthring

p.s. Definitely early Roxy Music influence sans the prog and glam very dialed down.

sthring

All great. Adamson, Devoto, McGeoch all best of the best. The great post punk bands were ahead of their time in a short lived genre. By the time the world was catching up to punk rock due to music business, (lack of) technology, format, New wave was the next marketable genre. Magazine, Wire, Gang of Four, The Fall, (early Public Image Ltd.) in their prime produced some of the greatest music ever. They are the blueprint for numerous bands today who have cashed in mimicking their brilliance.

Thekouder1

@Gregg Wilson I don't think so. He's pretty competent.

Gregg Wilson

I didn't know that Howard was such a virtuoso keyboard player! I would have chosen him over Rick Wakeman or Keith Emerson in the old Creem Magazine polls. Dammit, I wish I could have my vote back now.

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