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DEVO Plays Macworld party and Turns things upside down

devo-obsesso.com — After being invited to perform at the Macworld computer conference and expo in San Francisco this January, Singer Mark Mothersbaugh, dressed as the band's trademark character "Booji Boy" used the opportunity of center stage to publically attack computers and the computer age calling it a form of DE-EVOLUTION while "keeping it real"; real hilarious!

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  • GChrist, on 05/30/2008, -0/+1The band's whole concept is based around human's "DEVOlving" through time and through technology. They dressed "futuristic" to show a tragic future. It's kind of ironic to invite them to such an even.
  • Qong, on 05/29/2008, -0/+1Haha, that's pretty crazy. I'm not a Devo fan or anything like that, but that guy's views seem pretty extreme, to say the least.

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