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Devo|New Traditionalists   (2010 Remaster; Deluxe Edition)

New Traditionalists (2010 Remaster; Deluxe Edition)

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Devo followed up their platinum-selling pop breakthrough in typically perverse fashion: New Traditionalists presents a band seemingly aghast at being pegged as a novelty act by some of their own satirical targets. Apparently deciding -- admittedly, not without reason -- that America's comprehension of irony was sorely lacking, Devo largely abandons its sense of absurdity on New Traditionalists, explicitly stating their cultural views and at times calling attention (as with the otherwise terrific single "Beautiful World") to their already obvious sarcasm, in case anyone missed the point. The problem was, Devo's cult wasn't missing the point, and with all their quirky trappings, the band was hardly likely to reach most of their newfound pop audience by making their message more straightforward. Still, despite some heavy-handedness, New Traditionalists is hardly a total failure. The opener "Through Being Cool" actually benefits from the new outlook, making for a clear and effective statement of purpose. It sets the stage for some of Devo's angriest, most embittered songs, which often function as connections between new wave and the punk attitudes that were so crucial in its creation. Devo might have pulled it off if their songwriting hadn't also begun to slip -- too many tracks end up flat-out unmemorable. They try a couple new things arrangement-wise (adding more electronic percussion), but nothing that drastically overhauls their minimalist synth-pop, and that lack of variety is more glaring when paired with the melodic deficiencies. New Traditionalists' repetition of musical and lyrical ideas foreshadows the band's decline, but really, at least half of the album is worthwhile. It just doesn't quite recapture the inventiveness or pointed humor of its predecessors.

© Steve Huey /TiVo

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New Traditionalists (2010 Remaster; Deluxe Edition)

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1
Through Being Cool (2010 Remaster)
00:03:14

Gerald V. Casale, Writer - Devo, Producer, Performed by, MainArtist - Mark Mothersbaugh, Writer - Phil Brown, Masterer - Scott Levitin, Digital Remasterer - Larry Alexander, Engineer - Karat Faye, Assistant Mixing Engineer - Robert Mothersbaugh, Writer

© 2010 Warner Records Inc. ℗ 2010 Warner Records Inc.

2
Jerkin' Back 'N' Forth (2010 Remaster)
00:03:04

Gerald V. Casale, Writer - Devo, Producer, Performed by, MainArtist - Mark Mothersbaugh, Writer - Phil Brown, Masterer - Scott Levitin, Digital Remasterer - Larry Alexander, Engineer - Karat Faye, Assistant Mixing Engineer

© 2010 Warner Records Inc. ℗ 2010 Warner Records Inc.

3
Pity You (2010 Remaster)
00:02:47

Devo, Producer, Performed by, MainArtist - Mark Mothersbaugh, Writer - Phil Brown, Masterer - Scott Levitin, Digital Remasterer - Larry Alexander, Engineer - Karat Faye, Assistant Mixing Engineer

© 2010 Warner Records Inc. ℗ 2010 Warner Records Inc.

4
Soft Things (2010 Remaster)
00:03:27

Devo, Producer, Performed by, MainArtist - Phil Brown, Masterer - Scott Levitin, Digital Remasterer - Casale, Writer - Mothersbaugh, Writer - Larry Alexander, Engineer - Karat Faye, Assistant Mixing Engineer

© 2010 Warner Records Inc. ℗ 2010 Warner Records Inc.

5
Going Under (2010 Remaster)
00:03:28

Gerald Casale, Composer - Devo, Producer, Performed by, MainArtist - Mark Mothersbaugh, Composer - Phil Brown, Masterer - Scott Levitin, Digital Remasterer - Casale, Writer - Mothersbaugh, Writer - Larry Alexander, Engineer

© 2010 Warner Records Inc. ℗ 2010 Warner Records Inc.

6
Race of Doom (2010 Remaster)
00:03:43

G.Casale, Writer - Devo, Producer, Performed by, MainArtist - Mark Mothersbaugh, Writer - Phil Brown, Masterer - Scott Levitin, Digital Remasterer - Casale, Writer - Mothersbaugh, Writer - Larry Alexander, Engineer - Karat Faye, Assistant Mixing Engineer

© 2010 Warner Records Inc. ℗ 2010 Warner Records Inc.

7
Love without Anger (2010 Remaster)
00:02:37

Gerald V. Casale, Composer, Lyricist - Devo, Producer, Performed by, MainArtist - Mark Mothersbaugh, Composer, Lyricist, Writer - Phil Brown, Masterer - Scott Levitin, Digital Remasterer - Larry Alexander, Engineer - Gerald V. Calale, Writer

© 2010 Warner Records Inc. ℗ 2010 Warner Records Inc.

8
The Super Thing (2010 Remaster)
00:04:19

Devo, Producer, Performed by, MainArtist - Phil Brown, Masterer - Scott Levitin, Digital Remasterer - Casale, Writer - Mothersbaugh, Writer - Larry Alexander, Engineer

© 2010 Warner Records Inc. ℗ 2010 Warner Records Inc.

9
Beautiful World (2010 Remaster)
00:03:34

Gerald V. Casale, Writer - Devo, Producer, Performed by, MainArtist - Mark Mothersbaugh, Writer - Phil Brown, Masterer - Scott Levitin, Digital Remasterer - Larry Alexander, Engineer - Karat Faye, Assistant Mixing Engineer

© 2010 Warner Records Inc. ℗ 2010 Warner Records Inc.

10
Enough Said (2010 Remaster)
00:03:28

Gerald V. Casale, Writer - Devo, Producer, Performed by, MainArtist - Mark Mothersbaugh, Writer - Phil Brown, Masterer - Scott Levitin, Digital Remasterer - Larry Alexander, Engineer - General Boy, Writer

© 2010 Warner Records Inc. ℗ 2010 Warner Records Inc.

11
Nu-tra Speaks (New Traditionalist Man) (2010 Remaster)
00:01:40

Gerald V. Casale, Writer - Devo, Producer, Performed by, MainArtist - Scott Levitin, Digital Remasterer - Robert Casale, Engineer

© 2010 Warner Records Inc. ℗ 2010 Warner Records Inc.

12
One Dumb Thing (2010 Remaster)
00:02:46

Gerald V. Casale, Composer, Lyricist - Devo, Producer, Performed by, MainArtist - Mark Mothersbaugh, Composer, Lyricist - Scott Levitin, Digital Remasterer - Robert Casale, Engineer

© 2010 Warner Records Inc. ℗ 2010 Warner Records Inc.

13
Modern Life (2010 Remaster) Explicit
00:03:04

G.Casale, Writer - Devo, Producer, Performed by, MainArtist - Mark Mothersbaugh, Writer - Scott Levitin, Digital Remasterer

© 2010 Warner Records Inc. ℗ 2010 Warner Records Inc.

14
Faster and Faster (2010 Remaster)
00:02:50

Devo, Producer, Performed by, MainArtist - Mark Mothersbaugh, Writer - Scott Levitin, Digital Remasterer

© 2010 Warner Records Inc. ℗ 2010 Warner Records Inc.

15
Psychology of Desire (Demo)
00:04:23

G.Casale, Writer - Devo, Producer, Performed by, MainArtist - Mark Mothersbaugh, Writer - Scott Levitin, Digital Remasterer

© 2010 Warner Records Inc. ℗ 2010 Warner Records Inc.

16
It's a Beautiful World (E-Z Listening Version)
00:03:12

Gerald V. Casale, Writer - Devo, Producer, Performed by, MainArtist - Mark Mothersbaugh, Writer - Scott Levitin, Digital Remasterer

© 2010 Warner Records Inc. ℗ 2010 Warner Records Inc.

Presentación del Álbum

Devo followed up their platinum-selling pop breakthrough in typically perverse fashion: New Traditionalists presents a band seemingly aghast at being pegged as a novelty act by some of their own satirical targets. Apparently deciding -- admittedly, not without reason -- that America's comprehension of irony was sorely lacking, Devo largely abandons its sense of absurdity on New Traditionalists, explicitly stating their cultural views and at times calling attention (as with the otherwise terrific single "Beautiful World") to their already obvious sarcasm, in case anyone missed the point. The problem was, Devo's cult wasn't missing the point, and with all their quirky trappings, the band was hardly likely to reach most of their newfound pop audience by making their message more straightforward. Still, despite some heavy-handedness, New Traditionalists is hardly a total failure. The opener "Through Being Cool" actually benefits from the new outlook, making for a clear and effective statement of purpose. It sets the stage for some of Devo's angriest, most embittered songs, which often function as connections between new wave and the punk attitudes that were so crucial in its creation. Devo might have pulled it off if their songwriting hadn't also begun to slip -- too many tracks end up flat-out unmemorable. They try a couple new things arrangement-wise (adding more electronic percussion), but nothing that drastically overhauls their minimalist synth-pop, and that lack of variety is more glaring when paired with the melodic deficiencies. New Traditionalists' repetition of musical and lyrical ideas foreshadows the band's decline, but really, at least half of the album is worthwhile. It just doesn't quite recapture the inventiveness or pointed humor of its predecessors.

© Steve Huey /TiVo

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