Jerry Casale Interviews Gerald V. Casale
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synopsis
Jerry Casale sits down with Gerald V. Casale for a revealing interview about the political origins of DEVO and the entropic underpinnings of DEVOLUTION. An excellent self interview in the spirit of David Byrne's Stop Making Sense segment.
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