I've always been fascinated by this song. Arguably the most vulnerable and dark song of Devo. What makes it work even more is the use of those samples (possibly from a crowd cheering at a game?). With some Fairlight magic, Mark weaves it into this kind of rhythmic ghostly cry of despair. As if a thousand voices that were silenced by humanity's wars and catastrophes are echoing from their graves. At least that's how I see it, don't know if that was the intention.
This version contains added lyrics compared to that of the album version: Life must be eaten Or at least bitten into To get past the surface The moment of truth You know when its right Its sweet deep inside Its real and its better That some things don't change
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I've always been fascinated by this song. Arguably the most vulnerable and dark song of Devo. What makes it work even more is the use of those samples (possibly from a crowd cheering at a game?). With some Fairlight magic, Mark weaves it into this kind of rhythmic ghostly cry of despair. As if a thousand voices that were silenced by humanity's wars and catastrophes are echoing from their graves.
At least that's how I see it, don't know if that was the intention.
I don’t even know the emotion that I get from this song
me neither but it’s so good
This version contains added lyrics compared to that of the album version:
Life must be eaten
Or at least bitten into
To get past the surface
The moment of truth
You know when its right
Its sweet deep inside
Its real and its better
That some things don't change
It's also in the cassette version
its on the caasete version to the cd version got cut by a min
@@Negostrike i didnt see youalreay this lolglory to devo