De-evolution: The Men Who Make The Music
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About This Movie
De-evolution: The Men Who Make The Music is a 1977 film featuring the band DEVO. This unique piece showcases their early work and creative vision. Filmed as a prototype for a later longform video, it stands as a significant artifact from the era.
This film is quite rare, primarily because it was a prototype for the later longform video. Its scarcity makes it a point of interest for collectors who appreciate its historical context and the early experimentation of DEVO. Most copies are VHS or bootlegged formats, which adds to its appeal among those who enjoy digging into the less mainstream aspects of music history.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What genre is De-evolution: The Men Who Make The Music?
De-evolution: The Men Who Make The Music is a music film featuring the band DEVO.
Who stars in De-evolution: The Men Who Make The Music?
The film features Mark Mothersbaugh, Gerald V. Casale, Robert Mothersbaugh, Bob Casale, Alan Myers, and Robert Mothersbaugh Sr.
What year was De-evolution: The Men Who Make The Music released?
De-evolution: The Men Who Make The Music was released in 1977.
What is the connection between De-evolution: The Men Who Make The Music and the later longform video?
The film was filmed as a prototype for the longform video of the same name, first released in 1981.
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