Devo, John Watson
"Big Mess" (Amiga Version)
Oh No! It's Devo (1982, unknown year)
Warner Bros. Records Inc.
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Here are my latest sketches of Layla!
Layla the monkey plays the synthesizer in the band and is perhaps the most innovative member - and the funniest. This playful comedian plays a vital role in bringing an upbeat - and often loud - energy onboard the tour bus. Her confidence and outgoing personality make her essential for forming connections between her band and other musicians that she may meet along the way.
Layla has an eye for design, and is fascinated by color, texture, and anything that sparkles. She is always trying on creative looks and styles, and isn't afraid to be bold with her costuming choices. If anything is new on the fashion scene, she’s the first to hear about it, and when it comes to music, she is likewise always on the cutting edge. With an open mind and fearless attitude, she expresses great curiosity towards anything she hasn’t seen or heard before, and loves to change things up.
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Gary Numan – The Pleasure Principle (1979)
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🦢Depeche Mode with Vince Clarke, 1981
The last 4 brain cells
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Klaus Nomi, 1982: "Rubberband Lazer"
It wasn't enough for him to fuse opera with quirky synth pop on tracks like "Simple Man" and "Nomi Song (Know Me)" so for this song about being a space pilot he threw in some cowboy music
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Marc Almond of Soft Cell and Marc and the Mambas (Peter Ashworth, 1983)
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Tears for Fears "Mad World" (1982)
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