In The Beginning Was The End: The Truth About De-Evolution (music soundtrack)[]
Personnel[]
DEVO[1][]
• Mark Mothersbaugh – vocals, keyboards • Gerald Casale – vocals, bass guitar • Bob Mothersbaugh – vocals, lead guitar • Jim Mothersbaugh – electric drums
Technical and Attribution[]
*Produced by DEVO *"words & music by DEVO (the de-evolution band)"
References[]
- ↑ (Bob 2 is listed as a member of DEVO in the credits for In the Beginning Was the End... included in the Criterion Collection Island of Lost Souls release. Bob Casale – rhythm guitar, vocals)
Mongoloid b/w Jocko Homo (1977 independent single)[]
Personnel[]
DEVO[]
• Mark Mothersbaugh – vocals, keyboards, occasional guitar • Gerald Casale – vocals, bass guitar • Bob Mothersbaugh – lead guitar, vocals • Bob Casale – rhythm guitar, vocals • Alan Myers – acoustic drums
Technical and Copyrights[]
*Produced by DEVO
*"All music, lyrics, graphics copyrighted DEVO 1977".[1]
℗1977 man ray inc.
References[]
- ↑ "Jocko Homo" on this single was a newer recording than that used in the short film In the Beginning Was the End.. (the truth about DE-EVOLUTION) and so not directly "from the soundtrack" as the liner notes read.
Q: Are We Not Men? A: We Are Devo![]
Personnel[]
DEVO[]
• Mark Mothersbaugh – vocals, keyboards, occasional guitar • Gerald Casale – vocals, bass guitar, keyboards • Bob Mothersbaugh – lead guitar, vocals • Bob Casale – rhythm guitar, keyboards, vocals • Alan Myers – drums
Technical[]
• Brian Eno – producer, synthesizer, backing vocals • Conrad Plank – recording engineer (tracks 1–8, 10), mixing
[ recorded and mixed at Conny’s Studio in Neunkirchen-Seelscheid, Germany ][1]
• David Bowie – some additional production and mixing (uncredited) • DEVO – additional production and mixing (uncredited)
• Patrick Gleeson – recording engineer (tracks 9 and 11)
( Come Back Jonee and Shrivel Up recorded at Different Fur Studios[2] in San Francisco,[3] California and mixed at Conny's Studio )
References[]
- ↑ "Recorded by Conny Plank in Conny's Studio near Cologne"
∘ Konrad "Conny" Plank's home studio was built in a converted pig barn and situated next to his farmhouse residence in Wolperath, Neunkirchen-Seelscheid, Germany – located ESE of Cologne (Köln) and east of Wahnbachtalsperre, the lake formed by the dammed brook Wahnbach, which is a tributary of the Sieg river.[1]
∘ The family name “Plank” is also spelled “Planck” in Germany (Deutschland)[2]
The informal “Conny” is a variant of “Connie”. The diminutive German form of “Konrad” is “Kuno”.
- ↑ differentfurstudios.com/history (https://archive.ph/r3zlN#selection-669.0-669.7)
- ↑ mapcarta.com/3470_19th_Street_A45415242621977649
Duty Now for the Future[]
Personnel[]
DEVO[]
• Mark Mothersbaugh - keyboards, occasional guitar, lead vocals • Gerald V. Casale - bass guitar, additional keyboards, lead vocals • Bob Mothersbaugh - lead guitar, occasional guitar synthesizer,[1] backing vocals • Bob Casale - rhythm guitar, additional keyboards, occasional backing vocals • Alan Myers - drums
Technical[]
•Ken Scott – producer, engineer •Brian Leshon – assistant engineer •Phil Jost – assistant engineer •DEVO – some additional production and mixing (uncredited) •Bernie Grundman – mastering
Notes and References[]
- ↑ Eaton's 360 Systems guitar synthesizer "Spectre".
An Oberheim® SEM.
Freedom Of Choice[]
Personnel[]
DEVO[]
• Mark Mothersbaugh - keyboards, lead vocals • Gerald V. Casale - bass keyboards, lead vocals • Bob Mothersbaugh - lead guitar, backing vocals • Bob Casale - rhythm guitar, additional keyboards, backing vocals • Alan Myers - drums
Technical[]
- "Produced by DEVO in association with Robert Margouleff"[1]
•DEVO - producer •Robert Margouleff - producer, engineer •Howard Siegal - engineer •Karat Faye - assistant engineer •Ken Perry - mastering
Tracks[]
References[]
New Traditionalists[]
Personnel[]
DEVO[]
• Mark Mothersbaugh - keyboards, lead vocals • Gerald V. Casale - bass keyboards, lead vocals • Bob Mothersbaugh - lead guitar, backing vocals • Bob Casale - rhythm guitar, additional keyboards, occasional backing vocals • Alan Myers - acoustic drums, some drum synthesizer
Technical[]
•DEVO - producer
•Larry Alexander - engineer •Karat Faye - assistant engineer
(on songs 1, 2, 3, 4, 6 and 9)
•Phil Brown - mastering
References[]
Oh, No! It's Devo[]
Personnel[]
DEVO[]
• Mark Mothersbaugh - keyboards, lead vocals • Gerald V. Casale - bass keyboards, lead vocals • Bob Mothersbaugh - lead guitar, backing vocals • Bob Casale - additional keyboards, occasional backing vocals • Alan Myers - some acoustic drums, some drum synthesizer
Technical[]
•Roy Thomas Baker – producer
•Gordon Fordyce – engineer •Stuart Graham – assistant engineer
•George Marino – mastering •DEVO – additional production and mixing (uncredited)
References[]
Shout[]
Personnel[]
DEVO[]
• Mark Mothersbaugh - keyboards, fairlight computer, lead vocals • Gerald V. Casale - bass keyboards, lead vocals • Bob Mothersbaugh - lead guitar, backing vocals • Bob Casale - additional keyboards, occasional backing vocals • Alan Myers - programmed drums
Technical[]
•DEVO - production
•Robert Casale - engineering •Ed Delena - additional engineering
•Mike Shipley - mixing (except "Are You Experienced?") •Steve Marcussen - mastering
•Jim Mothersbaugh - technical assistance
•Will Alexander - programming consultation of fairlight computer instruments •Al Hovarth and Bill Wolfer - additional emulator programming
References[]
Total Devo[]
Personnel[]
DEVO[]
• Mark Mothersbaugh – vocals, keyboards • Gerald Casale – vocals, bass guitar, bass keyboards • Bob Mothersbaugh – lead guitar, backing vocals • Bob Casale – rhythm guitar, keyboards, occasional vocals • David Kendrick – acoustic drums, some triggered drum sounds
Additional Personnel[]
• Greta "Greta" Ionita and Nancy "Nan" Vernon – background vocals on "plain truth" • Steve Lindsey – bass sample on "disco dancer" • Robert L. Mothersbaugh, (Sr.) – co-writer of "blow up"*
Technical[]
• DEVO – producer
• Robert "Bob" Casale – engineering • Ted Pattison – additional engineering
• Jim Mothersbaugh – roland equipment and technical collaboration
References[]
Smooth Noodle Maps[]
Personnel[]
DEVO[]
• Mark Mothersbaugh – vocals, keyboards • Gerald Casale – vocals, bass keyboards • Bob Mothersbaugh – lead guitar, backing vocals • Bob Casale – keyboards, occasional vocals • David Kendrick – acoustic drums, some programmed drums
Additional Personnel[]
• Frank Schubert – guitar (tracks 10 and 11)
Technical[]
• DEVO – producer
• Bob Casale – engineer • Andrew Ballard – assistant engineer
• Jeff Lord Alge – mixing • Ryan S. Moore – digital programming
• Marty Frazoo – technical assistance • Björn Almstedt – mastering
References[]
Something for Everybody[]
Personnel[]
DEVO[]
• Mark Mothersbaugh – vocals, keyboards, programming • Gerald Casale – vocals, bass keyboards, bass guitar • Bob Mothersbaugh – lead and rhythm guitars, backing vocals • Bob Casale – rhythm guitar, programming, backing vocals • Josh Freese – drums, additional percussion
Additional Personnel[]
•Van Coppock – additional guitar ("Cameo", "No Place Like Home", "March On"); programming
•Jeff Friedl – additional drums
Technical[]
• Greg Kurstin – producer, mixer ("What We Do", "Please Baby Please", "Mind Games", "Human Rocket", "Later Is Now", "No Place Like Home", "March On"); co-producer, mixer ("Fresh", "Don't Shoot (I'm a Man)")
• John Hill – co-producer ("Fresh", "Don't Shoot (I'm a Man)")
• Santi White – co-producer ("Fresh", "Don't Shoot (I'm a Man)")
• John King – producer ("Cameo"); co-producer ("Step Up"); mixing ("Step Up", "Cameo")
• Mark Nishita – co-producer ("Step Up")
• DEVO – producer ("Sumthin'") • Bob Casale – mixing ("Sumthin'"); engineer
• Van Coppock – engineer
• Doug Boehm – additional engineering ("Fresh", "Don't Shoot (I'm a Man)")
• Paul Hager – additional recording, programming, engineering ("Fresh", "Don't Shoot (I'm a Man)", "Later Is Now", "Step Up")
• Josh Hager – additional programming, editing ("Fresh", "Don't Shoot (I'm a Man)", "Later Is Now", "Step Up")