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First Released: 1981 (Show All)
Tracks: 10
Label: US: Warner Brothers / UK: Virgin
Contents
Track listing[edit | edit source]
- Through Being Cool (3:11)
- Jerkin' Back 'N' Forth (3:03)
- Pity You (2:45)
- Soft Things (3:24)
- Going Under (3:25)
- Race of Doom (3:41)
- Love Without Anger (2:35)
- The Super Thing (4:19)
- Beautiful World (3:33)
- Enough Said (3:27)
Japanese CD issue adds:
- Working In The Coalmine (2:48)
1997 Infinite Zero CD reissue adds:
- Mecha-Mania Boy (2:42)
- Nu-Tra Speaks (2:16)
2010 Warner Brothers CD reissue adds:
- Nu-Tra Speaks (New Traditionalist Man) (1:40)
- One Dumb Thing (2:46)
- Modern Life (3:05)
- Faster And Faster (2:50)
- Psychology Of Desire (Demo) (4:23)
- It's A Beautiful World (E-Z Listening Version) (3:12)
Personnel[edit | edit source]
- Robert Casale - rhythm guitar, additional keyboards, occasional backing vocals
- Gerald V. Casale - bass guitar, keybass, lead vocals
- Robert Mothersbaugh - lead guitar, backing vocals
- Mark Mothersbaugh - keyboards, lead vocals
- Alan Myers - drums
Additional Personnel[edit | edit source]
- Robert L. Mothersbaugh Sr. - lyics
Production[edit | edit source]
- DEVO - producer
- Phil Brown - mastering
- Larry Alexander - engineering
- Karat Faye - engineer (on songs 1, 2, 3, 4, 6 and 9)
- Bill Inglot and Dan Hersch - 1997 re-release remastering
- Brent Scrivner - new traditionalist hairdoos
- John Zabrucky - new traditionalist astronaut artwork.
- Moshe Brakha - cover photography
- DEVO INC. - design concept
- Richard Seireeni - art direction
- Manuel J. Donayre - 1997 re-release art director
Tour Setlist[edit | edit source]
- NuTra Theme
- Going Under
- Through Being Cool
- Jerkin' Back 'N' Forth
- Soft Things
- Pity You
- Girl U Want
- Planet Earth
- Whip It
- Race of Doom
- The Super Thing
- Uncontrollable Urge
- Mongoloid
- Jocko Homo
- Smart Patrol/Mr. DNA
- Gut Feeling
- Gates of Steel
- Booji's Beautiful World
- Working In The Coalmine (pre-recorded music bed, live vocals)
- DEVO Corporate Anthem (projection and tape playback)
Trivia[edit | edit source]
- This is the last album by Devo to have the phrase, "a subsidiary and licensee of Warner Bros. Inc.," on the back cover. However, cassettes by the band continued to use this phrase until 1984.
External Links[edit | edit source]
- New Traditionalists (Master Release) -- Discogs
- New Traditionalists (Release Group) -- MusicBrainz
- New Traditionalists (Overview) -- AllMusic
- New Traditionalists -- Wikipedia
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