Oh, No! It's Devo

Listening to several Devo albums through family groing up, I ROCKED OUT to these tracks. For a young, soon to be techno junky like me in the 80's, this album is a blast!

Who ever wrote the iTunes review should be removed. This album is Devo. Hello!!!

W/"time out f. fun" "peekaboo" and "that's good" "I desire" "oh no it's Devo"..Last great lp, in my opinion-Though respect the 2010' release w/"s.thing for E.body" "fresh", pretty good my spud wonders. Saw ya live back 81 or 82 at the orpheum in boston, Never Forgett a Great concert like that, thanks for the experience.Also calling out my 2 fave lps pf devo. "freedom of choicel" and "New traditionalists" I LOVE MUSIC and new wave w/guitar like the Cars and some of devo --Peace Out

I listen to erasure,pet shop boys,and devo those are my three faveorite bands I like pet shop boys for their extreme synth pop I like erasure for their songs just the sound makes me happy. But I like Devo for their incredible synthesizers incredible and bizarre sound oh no it's Devo is the best album Devo put out no band can top quirky stange extreme over the top sound the only 3 with these sounds are the cars the buggles and Devo their music just makes me laugh :)

Not their strongest work, but a solid four stars. No filler and plenty of Devo quirkyness in both the lyrics and the music. I love this album

This album is just as good as Q: Are We Not Men? and Duty and all the following albums. I personly believe that Peek-A-Boo should have been as big a hit as Whip-It.

This is the best Devo album ever! I have been a fan of theirs since the 80's during my high school phase...I listened to a lot of their music during this time and let me tell ya...this was it folks- the peak of their career...the height of their talent...the high water mark...every song is a hit!

When I first heard this album I was immediately hooked. I am a child of the 80's and I loved the new wave music of that time. Every song is great, my favorite being That's Good. I agree that this is Devo's best work, and all these songs are classics.

Whoever reviewed this album for iTunes either doesn't have an ear for Devo or probably wasn't even born when this work came out. True, by 1982, the entire music scene was thoroughly over-saturated with new and unusual acts, but that has nothing to do with Devo's greatness ( or weirdness) on this album. In fact, this album is a lot more melodic that their previous works. Songs like "That's Good", "Patterns", and "Deep Sleep" were definitely different from Devo's usual shotgun drums and cymbals routine. The promo tour for this album was great, too- I still have my potatoes T-shirt.

This was Devo's last good album.