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Devo was one of the few '80s pop bands that didn't suck, because it made music with chutzpah. Now It Can Be Told: Devo at the Palace 12/9/88 (Restless), a slickly produced live album, captures the group's quirky blend of punk attitude, new-wave robotics, and oddball humor, especially in drum-tight versions of MTV favorites ''Whip It'' and ''Satisfaction.'' It's shtick, but it works. A
Posted Apr 29, 1994
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