Polyrock - Bucket Rider video free download

Jim Baldwin

I'd forgotten how much I hated this pretentious bullshit.

Brian Morris

'twas a time when the robertson boys ruled the floors of danceteria, among other places & things & the philip glass production made for some inspiring noise, indeed.

Johnnie Angel

This one took me back

margaretmek

I saw them at Rutgers - with about 50 other kids. We knew every song and danced like crazy. They came out for an encore and apologized that they had no more material - so they played the whole set again. It was AWESOME.

electreclectico

Lucky you! I´ve been listening to them since 1982 but never get the chance to see this wonderful och mazing band live... New York was so far away back then... :(

belational

Frenzied Perfection!!

Hypnozems

hahaha,I see the riders butt where is the bucket? xxx

ludovica zambelli

pazzeschi wow

sightsownd

Wounded Bird records put out 2 CDs in 2007 but seems to be out of print again. Sry

Acer Canon

where can i find the full album ???

sudokuwkroku

haha so funny tune :))

Susan Kelly

I saw Polyrock at Hurrah, Heat ,Irving Plaza back in the day. they were unique and wonderful.miss those days,

mmmikeg

I think if I was going to make an uninsightful and reductive comparison to a better-know band I'd probably have gone with Talking Heads rather than Devo...?

JerzuRF

Don't know about Devo, don't really like them. Too cartoonish and silly for my taste but "Bucket Rider" sounds like it could have been taken straight from the Feelies' "Crazy Rhythms". It's the guitar sound and the drums!

yuppicide

@lesigint That would be an awesome superhero song!

cuckoocookoo

who cares anyway. every band is influenced by something/someone/some band. and devo is a great band to be influenced by.

madamerotten

Still like this after all these years.

Zoasterboy

@899289 Big Devo fan here, I don't see this as very Devo-ish at all.

pedrofaba

LOVE THIS GUYS --SAW THEM 3 TIMES IN THE 80'S

Billy Sugarfix

@899289 True, Devo formed in 1970 and certainly put out records before Polyrock. Not at all a stretch to think Polyrock were influenced by them, but still, it doesn't take away from the technical chops it took to make something this good. At least they had the sense to follow the lead of a fairly obscure (at the time) up and coming band of misfits rather than being yet another amongst the still creeping horde of zombies that can't see past the beatles.

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