Bob Casale- Devo guitarist dead at 61

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Much respect. I grew up with these guys. They had a sense of ironic humor that's sorely missing today...

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:(
had the pleasure of attending several of their shows , back in the day ...
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Damn! Haven't heard much of them for a few years, but sad to see any of them go. :(

RIP

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experimental.crow wrote::(
had the pleasure of attending several of their shows , back in the day ...

Same here. Remeber a gig where they distributed a surgeon mask :tu:

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RIP :(
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Oh, no. That's the second Devo alum in a year - Alan Myers died last summer(?)

Casale was a great guitarist, always right there but always himself.

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Damn.. saw then a few times back when I was a young punk in Bethesda MD. Loved them dearly.

RIP, a sad day for sure. :(
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Hope they don't bury him in a flowerpot.
I fell in love with his 'whip it' gibson.
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I'm tired of being insane. I'm going outsane for some fresh air.

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The band cleverly conveyed a message. On the surface it seemed like comedic nonsense but underneath they were very serious about their 'mission statement' (imho). RIP.
This is the same method MJ used when he was working on Anthony Marinelli's Thriller.

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Aloysius wrote:The band cleverly conveyed a message. On the surface it seemed like comedic nonsense but underneath they were very serious about their 'mission statement' (imho). RIP.

I couldn't have said it better.
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he's reached his final de-evolution

and at peace
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Underneath the "comedic nonsense", underneath the "mission statement" was a tight, very spare, sometimes almost minimalist hard-rocking punk band. They started good and they just got better. And not just a synth band - Casale's guitar work was like the spine of every song (up until the "Shout" album).


The band has ties to the sinister Church of the SubGenius through its leader Ivan Stang.

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