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The 3-Devo concert broadcast on live pay-per-view in October of 1982, just after the release of Oh No! It's Devo. Throughout the show, the band's backing track was knocked out of sync by a clueless crewman, a mic went dead throughout the show, and the 3D effects proved ineffective as the show wore on. What's a band to do under such terrible production? Mock the shitout of the producers on their own pay-per-view.
The interactive music video for "What We Do." Have fun!