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	Devo - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Co-founders Gerald Casale, Mark Mothersbaugh, and Bob Lewis were students at Kent State University at the time the National Guard shot and killed students at a protest against the U.S. invasion of Cambodia - the 'pivotal moment' in their founding, according to co-founder Gerry Casale.
		The core members of the group are Mark Mothersbaugh, the band's lead singer and synthesizer player, and Gerald V. (Gerry) Casale, the group's bassist and main songwriter.
		His company, Mutato Muzika, provides employment for Devo guitarists Bob Mothersbaugh and Bob Casale: the former works as a composer, and the latter as a recording engineer.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Devo (1499 words)

	Devo - Interview with Mark Mothersbaugh, Bob Casale, Bob Mothersbaugh, Ohio, Elvis, Jan and Dean, Michael Jackson, Andy ...
		It was the band that Bob Casale, Bob Mothersbaugh and I were in when we were in junior high.
		The second time, Bob McKendrick who is now head of the sheriff department of our township, was skipping me across the water I realized that I could change the angle of the way we were skipped.
		Bob Casale came up with the name, but the reason we got back together was because I had been asked to write a theme song for a television show called Rocket Power.
	www.juicemagazine.com /devo.html (2708 words)

	newtimesbpb.com \| Music \| Scalp It, Scalp It Good \| 2000-07-20 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Casale recalls that the band had become accustomed to being reviled.
		Mothersbaugh's brother ("Bob I") and Casale's brother ("Bob II") were brought aboard with guitars, along with drummer Alan Myers.
		Casale has directed commercials and music videos, but with tighter playlists on MTV, labels have cut budgets to almost nothing and rely on a small pool of directors.
	www.newtimesbpb.com /issues/2000-07-20/music.html (1160 words)

	Revolutionizing Fashion: The Politics of Style: DEVO
		Cast from the original mold, this plastic Energy Dome was spray-painted red and fitted with band-member inserts for stage-use by Bob Mothersbaugh on the late '80's "Total Devo" Tour.
		Autographed by Bob Casale, Jerry Casale, Bob Mothersbaugh and Mark Mothersbaugh.
		Mark Mothersbaugh was an art student at Kent State University during the tragic shooting of protesting students by the National Guard on May 4th, 1970.
	dept.kent.edu /museum/exhibit/70s/devo.html (176 words)

	Gerald V. Casale: Reviews, Discography, Audio Clips, and more \|\|\| Music.com
		Born and raised in Ohio (birthdate unknown), it was as a college student at Ohio State University during the early '70s that Casale met future collaborator Mark Mothersbaugh.
		They also welcomed their brothers into the group (guitarist/keyboardist Bob Casale and guitarist Bob Mothersbaugh), plus drummer Alan Myers, as the quartet began playing in the Akron, Ohio area.
		Casale also began directing videos for others again in the '90s, including clips for Rush ("Superconductor"), the Foo Fighters ("I'll Stick Around"), Soundgarden ("Blow up the Outside World"), and Silverchair ("Freak" and "Cemetery"), among others.
	music.com /person/gerald_v_casale/1 (439 words)

	c h i c a g o I N N E R V I E W
		Casale, the self-proclaimed "live and let live" hippie, turned militant when the National Guard killed two of his friends during the infamous 1970 Kent State massacre which left four students dead and nine wounded.
		Since 1991, Casale exists within "a family of man more de-evolved than ever," and is still very involved in music.
		Casale considers a Devo reunion on occasion but Mothersbaugh prefers to leave Devo with the nineties and focus forward on his current project Mutato Muzika; a company that produces music for video games, television shows and movies while managing the Devo Web site.
	www.chicagoinnerview.com /archives/aug05_devo.htm (650 words)

	Devo
		In the late 1960s, Kent State students Gerald Casale, Bob Lewis and Mark Mothersbaugh formed a half-serious theory of "de-evolution," holding that modern society was degenerating into mindless conformity and preprocessed Madison Avenue rhetoric.
		And the Bob Lewis interview, in which he describes the events that led up to his 1978 lawsuit against the band for theft of intellectual property, is fascinating.
		Supposedly the Wipeouters were a surf-rock outfit formed in 1967 by Mothersbaugh and the two Bobs, and this is new recordings of songs written in that era.
	www.warr.org /devo.html (1323 words)

	:-: MARSDUST :-:
		All the gentlemen at Mutato, Josh Mancell, Albert Fox, Bob Mothersbaugh, and Bob Casale, work on separate projects but also work together as a team.
		Casale owns Outta the Box, his own company directing music videos and commercials.
		Casale listens to all types of music, but his tastes aren't much for much music out now.
	www.marsdust.com /devo.htm (1368 words)

	Devo / Aug. 6, 2005 / Los Angeles (House of Blues)
		General Boy (Mark and Bob Mothersbaugh's dad) introduced the various types of people who could be found at a Devo concert.
		A: We Are Devo!." Bob Casale's subtle up-down/front-back movements with his guitar neck were reminiscent of the unique robotic choreography for which Devo was famous.
		Towards the end, Bob yanked back on his guitar's whammy bar and intentionally snapped the strings to the fans' cheers.
	www.billboard.com /bb/livereviews/article_display.jsp?vnu_content_id=1001017803 (820 words)

	Grooves Magazine - Book Reviews: Are We Not Men? We Are Devo! (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		The bleak environment ultimately shaped the cynical philosophy of local boys Mark and Bob Mothersbaugh, Jeff and Bob Casale, and Alan Myers.
		Dellinger and Giffels are quite thorough with their insightful research into the upbringing of the musicians, noting how ethics of self-reliance, hard work and creativity were instilled in the Mothersbaugh brothers at a young age.
		In covering Jerry Casale, the writers do well in their treatment of the Kent State tragedy and its ties to the development of the Casale's worldview and the strange, but similar connections that developed between Neil Young and Devo later in the decade.
	www.groovesmag.com /bookreview_item.php?id=00000053 (514 words)

	MuteWeb,Texts,DEVO Biological Report (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Nicknamed "clown" by his friends when he was in high school, Bob developed the rudiments of his present day volatile stage antics by crashing cars on the backroads of Akron, Ohio for fun and relaxation.
		Personality profile: Forthright, honest and technically inclined, Bob left his position as radiologist and joined DEVO, rebelling against the medieval standards and lack of ethics in his former high-paying profession.
		Reputed bouts with delusional fevers left Bob with a mistaken identity that he was Kirk Douglas.
	oldwww.nvg.ntnu.no /devo/Texts/DEVO_Biological_Report.html (457 words)

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		Following a languid pedal-steel-guitar interlude by Bob Dylan/Peter Gabriel producer DANIEL LANOIS, the seldom-seen DEVO (pictured) played a four-song set, highlighted by a radiant extended version of "Beautiful World" and a countrified interpretation of "Jocko Homo." In keeping with the theme, founding members BOB (a.k.a.
		Bob 2) CASALE (brother Jerry was out of town and couldn't make the gig) sported bandannas, corny Americana T-shirts and trucker caps.
		As Bob 1 snarled his way through "Secret Agent Man," the beautiful people pogoed wildly, partying like it was 1977.
	www.laweekly.com /ink/printme.php?eid=37110 (631 words)

	DevoBook.com: CHAPTER 7 \| ARE WE NOT MEN? WE ARE DEVO! \| Deviants in a Post-Modern Worl
		Whether they appreciated it or not, the members of the Devo circle were steeped in a culture that fed and nurtured their decidedly outsider notions.
		Bob Casale, the budding radiologist, was wearing a set of scrubs.
		And Mark was dressed in a doctor’s robe, a pair of Converse Chuck Taylors and an ape mask.
	www.devobook.com /chapter7.html (2918 words)

	Rap Sheet - Person : Bob Casale
		Bob Casale was credited on a game in 1999.
		Bob Casale has been credited with the roles Sound.
		Bob Casale has been credited on games developed by the following companies: Activision Publishing, Inc..
	www.mobygames.com /developer/sheet/view/developerId,42532 (122 words)

	Adams Respiratory Therapeutics (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Robert Casale joined Adam’s Respiratory Therapeutics in March of 2004. Bob was named Executive Vice Preseident, Chief Marketing and Development Officer in May 2005. His responsibilities include marketing, business development and research and development.
		Bob began his career at Warner-Lambert in their legal division, and later became lead counsel for Parke-Davis, the company’s pharmaceutical business.
		Bob received a bachelor’s degree in business administration and English from Rutgers College in 1980 and a juris doctorate, with honors, from the Rutgers Law School in 1983.
	www.adamslaboratories.com /about_mgmt.asp (1535 words)

	Execution and the Connecticut Suburbs
		Just as Bob Casale, one of the two lawyers appointed to represent Luke Jones in this case, he noted that some of the jurors might have a "gut reaction" that Jones had committed one of the two murders with which he stands charged.
		No sooner had Casale let loose his words when Jones jumped to his feet and yelled, "This got to stop right now.
		I mentioned that Bob Casale was one of Luke Jones court-appointed attorneys.
	blogs.salon.com /0002849/2003/10/18.html (614 words)

	Washburn Jam Groups - BANDS (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		The original members of Devo are Mark(vocals) & Bob Mothersbaugh, Bob & Jerry Casale(bass), and Alan ?(drums).
		I don't remember which Bob was the guitarist and which Bob played Keyboards.
		As I remember it, Bob C played keyboards and guitar, and Bob M played guitar.....Or should I say Bob 2 was keyboards/guitar, and Bob 1 was guitar?..........
	www.washburn.com /jamgroup1/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=257 (464 words)

	Blanc du Bob, by Gail Casale
		Walking into a large modern wood and glass tasting room with a sky lit vaulted ceiling, we were greeted by one of the owners, James Bidwell, one of 3 winemaking brothers that now operate the vineyard.
		The Blanc du Bob had the deep golden color of a rich Californian Chardonnay with a strong nose and a taste that can only be described as "Tutti Frutti", while the Pat en Rouge could give Nonno's Sangiovese a run for its money.
		It was so fresh and smooth that it reminded me of the generous plates of fresh porcini's, the sumptuous gnocchi and the delicious homemade wine from my favorite Italian "fungi" restaurant, Da Mario, located at the Turchino Pass just outside of Genova in Italy.
	www.tigulliovino.it /scrittodavoi/art_eng_003.htm (748 words)

	Devo (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		His company, MutatoMuzika, provides employment for Devo guitarists Bob Mothersbaugh and Bob Casale: the former works as a composer, and the latteras a recording engineer.
		Jerry Casale, the group's bass player, has directed rock videos by other bands, including Rush.
		Devo's original inspiration came from Oscar KissMaerth ’s "The Beginning Was the End": an anthropological thesis which attributes the rise of man as an evolutionaryaccident caused by a species of sex-crazed, cannibalistic apes who developed tools to exploit each other sexually and feed oneach others' brains.
	www.therfcc.org /devo-23198.html (456 words)

	The No-Fi interview with DEVO - Part 1
		We did this interview in June of 1999 in the big bright green forum looking builing on Sunset which happens to be their music company's (Mutato Musica) headquarters as well as their studio.
		He then took us into the mysterious building and upstairs to their studio control room where Bob Casale (aka "Bob Two") was mixing music for a video that was on a big screen in the room that this room was overlooking.
		We were soon introduced to Mark Mothersbaugh who was working with Bob 2 on the mixing board.
	www.nofimagazine.com /devoint1.htm (616 words)

	Devo News: liveDaily Interview: Mark Mothersbaugh on soundtracks, surf and Devo >> liveDaily
		Mothersbaugh has been claiming of late that he, his brother Bob, guitarist Robert Casale and drummer Josh Mancell spent nine months of 1964 in the Casales' basement, mimicking the Beatles' Ed Sullivan Show performances and practicing their Dick Dale scales.
		He was so excited about it that he bought a freezer and put it in the basement, right where we used to set up the drums and guitars.
		Bob Casale--[he] came up with the name Wipeouters when we were junior-high kids--he was the most enamored with the U.S. rock scene.
	www.livedaily.com /news/2987.html?t=80 (1271 words)

	dOc DVD Review: Devo: Live in the Land of the Rising Sun (2003) - Printable (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		At least Japan still has a soft spot for the spudboys from Akron, and I can only hope that they met with the same kind of riotous, merchandise-buying fervor on their recent Stateside tour that they appeared to have on this disc.
		This concert, recorded somewhere in Japan in 2003, has original members Mark Mothersbaugh, Gerry Casale, Bob Mothersbaugh (Bob 1) and Bob Casale (Bob 2) joined by drummer David Kendrick, who has been an official Devonian since the departure of Alan Myers in the late 1980s.
		Gerry Casale refers to it as "an organization of sound and ideas", which is a short way of saying that Devo is more than a single song or look, it is a carefully crafted mutated hybrid of concepts that contribute to the functioning of the whole theme of de-evolution.
	www.digitallyobsessed.com /showrevpdf.php3?ID=6552 (822 words)

	The No-Fi interview with DEVO - Part 3
		Bob was the first one of us to direct film.
		And so once we became love-slaves to Bob Dobs, things took a nose-dive because we didn't realize that Bob was such a prankster.
		M: He was the 4th DEVO and Bob Casale was the 5th and Alan Meyers was the 6th.
	www.nofimagazine.com /devoint3.htm (1433 words)

	MARK MOTHERSBAUGH
		So here he is, sitting in his L.A. studio — Mutato Musika — promoting an extremely twisted surf music CD he made with two of his old Devo-mates, brother Bob Mothersbaugh (the artist formerly known as Bob One) and Robert Casale (Bob Two), and drummer Josh Mancell; known collectively as The Wipeouters.
		Bob Mothersbaugh has a regular gig scoring the popular Rugrats animated series for Nickelodeon, the original theme for which was written by brother Mark years ago.
		Bob Casale is the studio's technical guru and principal engineer — he cut The Wipeouters' disc, works regularly with Mark and has engineered Devo's sporadic projects since their fourth album, New Traditionalists.
	mixonline.com /mag/audio_mark_mothersbaugh/index.html (1755 words)

	Oh Yes, It’s Devo: An Interview with Jerry Casale
		The band came together in the early 1970s at Kent State College amidst the chaos that is historically associated with the small Ohio school.
		The beginning core group consisted of Mark Mothersbaugh (voices, synths), Gerald V. "Jerry" Casale (bass, vox), Bob Mothersbaugh (guitar) and Jim Mothersbaugh (homemade electronic drums).
		Devo founder, Jerry Casale, is now a commercial making mad man. He is the man behind the Dick commercials for Miller Lite.
	members.tripod.com /vermontreview/Interviews/devo.htm (2201 words)

	mtv.com - News - Devo Members Resurrect Junior-High Basement Band
		Around 1967, when Mothersbaugh, his brother Bob and Bob Casale (Bob 1 and Bob 2, respectively, in Devo parlance) were in junior high in Akron, they formed the Wipeouters.
		"Jerry (Casale, Bob 2's brother and Devo's other frontman) was a little older, and was only mildly interested in surf music.
		By recording with Wipeouters, the eldest Casale has moved from telling those kids to keep it down to playing bass on one of the very same tunes.
	www.mtv.com /news/articles/1441385/20010307/devo.jhtml (948 words)

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		Complete with heavy synthesizers and electronic music, the group went on to release an album a year between 1978 and 1982, with five albums in total.
		The group is probably most well-known for their early MTV video for "Whip It" where the brothers Mothersbaugh and Casale donned fl shirts and pyramid-like red plastic headgear, wielding long bull whips in the setting of a small Texas border town.
		Bob currently creates music for TV shows and commercials, including The Rugrats, as well as soundtracks.
	www.angelwear.com /celebs.php?celeb=MothersbaughB (204 words)

	The Big Bob List Of People, Places, And Things Named Bob ~ The Bob Club ~ A Club For Guys Named Bob And The People Who ...
		We have started a list here of the Bobs (and names that can be cut down to "BOB") who have made their names popular through movies, television, sports, music, and many other ways.
		The Bobs on this list are among those who have starred in one or more of the millions of stage and screen productions that we have all enjoyed throughout our lifetimes.
		A Bob by any other name is still a Bob, and deserves to be on the list just because they are a Bob.
	thebobclub.com /allbobs.html (2217 words)

	DEVO
		Led by Mark Mothersbaugh (vocals/keyboards) and Jerry Casale (bass) with their brothers Bob Mothersbaugh (Bob One)(guitar), Bob Casale (Bob Two)(guitar) and Alan Meyers (drums).
		De-evolution was the focus of the band's early work, playing with costumes of plastic hair, flower pot hats and radiation suits.
		Jerry Casale became a director and has provided television with many oddball commercials.
	www.ear.fm /Encyclopedia%20D/Devo.htm (179 words)

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