But there's already a 'the complete truth..' Not exactly a documentary, though.. still entertaining.

I was listening to “Girl U Want” and “Freedom of Choice” the other day and it struck me how much of a straight ahead rock band they were. We all had the impression that they were new wave electronica, but they sound pretty organic by today’s standards.

Gut feeling for me, love the build up

My life changed first time I heard DEVO, such a cool fucking band

It’s amazing how many Movies and shows his music prowess’s has reached!

What surprised me about listening to most of DEVO’s albums is how anti-establishment they are. I really quite like it.

Now whip it

into shape

Let me guess Mark Mothersbaugh is doing the soundtrack.

I'm excited! I've been waiting for a proper Rock Doc on Devo for a while. Apparently Mothersbaugh commissioned one a while ago and the filmmakers turned it in to the band and they just never released it.

Are we not pins?

D . E . V . O .

I'm excited. Now every man, woman, and mutant can know the truth about de-evolution.

It’s only controversial and frustrating to people too dumb to comprehend that a 90% score doesn’t mean the average reviewer’s rating is a 9/10.

But not for me!

I though it was a documentary?

For you.

Not only experienced but mutated.

Exciting, they deserve to be known for much more than being the Whip It guys.

And to be 100% clear even if that was their sole contribution to the arts they'd still be world class visionaries.

When I saw that Behind the Music episode I thought Mothersbaugh was being dryly ironic. Besides, nothing tops "Beautiful World".

Sugar is bad for you!

We are Devo

All that I really want from this is more detail about the time Mark Mothersbaugh (lead singer of Devo) had an existential crisis after hearing Weird Al's style-parody song 'Dare to be Stupid' because he thought it was a better Devo song than anything they had ever written.

"Are we not men?!"

She directed The Virgin Suicides, Lost in Translation, Marie Antoinette, Somewhere, The Bling Ring, The Beguiled and On the Rocks.

She's one of my favorite directors. Her first three movies- The Virgin Suicides, Lost in Translation and Marie Antoinette- are three of my favorite movies. I don't like her next four- Somewhere, The Bling Ring, The Beguiled and On the Rocks- nearly as much but they're still good.

She's currently working on Priscilla about Elvis and Priscilla's relationship. I'm looking forward to it and I'm hoping it's as good as her first three movies.

Okay