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DEVO wishes you a “Merry Something” Performed by DEVO Written by Gerald V. Casale & Josh Freese / Images: Mark Mothersbaugh / Lyrics by Gerald V. Casale album: “Gift Wrapped Vol. II”

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Barbara A. Rice fka fabucat2 years ago

@AlwaysFlacko @joshfreese @DEVO @mmothersbaugh Brilliant! Thank you!

mrslug2 years ago

@joshfreese @DEVO @mmothersbaugh Wow...I forgot about this! Thanks for sharing. Merry Something, Jerry! Thanks for all the great music.

letsgosurfinnow™️2 years ago

@joshfreese @DEVO @mmothersbaugh Merry something!!

Toni Hearn Collage2 years ago

@joshfreese @DEVO @mmothersbaugh LOVE IT!!! Thank you!!! 😊

Cooksphere2 years ago

@joshfreese @DEVO @mmothersbaugh Merry something GVC & co

JTC2 years ago

@joshfreese @DEVO @mmothersbaugh wonderful. You guys never stop being amazing😍

Bitcoinbodyboarder1 year ago

@joshfreese @DEVO @mmothersbaugh Merry Christmas The Industrial Revolution was a war against a free energy civilization that built a lot of stuff we can't. They had airships too. Talk about DEVO.

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Wall Street Apes

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Origins of Money, It is a song by the English rock band Pink Floyd from their eighth studio album The Dark Side of the Moon (1973). Written by Roger Waters, it opened side two of the original album. Much of the song is written in an unusual time signature (7/4), Waters wrote the central riff on an acoustic guitar and chose the time signature as it suited the "bluesy feel" of the song. Waters wrote the lyrics to express irony and to critique the power of money and the capitalist system in general. "Money interested me enormously," Waters remarked on the twentieth anniversary of The Dark Side of the Moon. "I remember thinking, 'Well, this is it and I have to decide whether I'm really a socialist or not.' I'm still keen on a general welfare society, but I became a capitalist. You have to accept it. I remember coveting a Bentley like crazy. The only way to get something like that was through rock or the football pools. I very much wanted all that material stuff." In another interview, he said he was "Sure that the free market isn't the whole answer. My hope is that mankind will evolve into a more co-operative and less competitive beast.'' "Money" begins with a rhythmic sequence of sound effects heard throughout the first several bars. This was created by splicing together recordings that Waters had made of clinking coins, a ringing cash register, tearing paper, a clicking counting machine, and other items, to construct a seven-beat effects loop. The original loop was used during early live performances but had to be re-recorded onto multi-track tape for the album. It was later adapted to four tracks in order to create a "walk around the room" effect in the quadraphonic mix of The Dark Side of the Moon. Pink Floyd performing 'Money' all together for the last time in their career, live at the London Live 8 Concert. It was the quartet's first performance together in over 24 years.

Origins of Money, It is a song by the English rock band Pink Floyd from their eighth studio album The Dark Side of the Moon (1973). Written by Roger Waters, it opened side two of the original album. Much of the song is written in an unusual time signature (7/4), Waters wrote the central riff on an acoustic guitar and chose the time signature as it suited the "bluesy feel" of the song. Waters wrote the lyrics to express irony and to critique the power of money and the capitalist system in general. "Money interested me enormously," Waters remarked on the twentieth anniversary of The Dark Side of the Moon. "I remember thinking, 'Well, this is it and I have to decide whether I'm really a socialist or not.' I'm still keen on a general welfare society, but I became a capitalist. You have to accept it. I remember coveting a Bentley like crazy. The only way to get something like that was through rock or the football pools. I very much wanted all that material stuff." In another interview, he said he was "Sure that the free market isn't the whole answer. My hope is that mankind will evolve into a more co-operative and less competitive beast.'' "Money" begins with a rhythmic sequence of sound effects heard throughout the first several bars. This was created by splicing together recordings that Waters had made of clinking coins, a ringing cash register, tearing paper, a clicking counting machine, and other items, to construct a seven-beat effects loop. The original loop was used during early live performances but had to be re-recorded onto multi-track tape for the album. It was later adapted to four tracks in order to create a "walk around the room" effect in the quadraphonic mix of The Dark Side of the Moon. Pink Floyd performing 'Money' all together for the last time in their career, live at the London Live 8 Concert. It was the quartet's first performance together in over 24 years.

Rock'n Roll of All

29,484 views • 9 months ago

“Kilroy was here” is the FIRST documented global meme of the 20th century. CA : CFYhdWXsYfS7swnJgHRwb5toTHMEQD7Ljd5gGwKLpump Originating around World War II, the simple doodle of a bald figure with a large nose peeking over a wall was carried by American soldiers across the world. They drew it everywhere...on vehicles, weapons, toilets, and walls, to mark presence, boost morale, and signal to allies that they weren’t alone. It spread organically, just like memes do today. It was so widespread that legends claim even Hitler believed Kilroy was a real spy, and Stalin was aware of the symbol. Decades later, Kilroy is still hiding in plain sight. You can still find it in books, movies, restaurants, hotels, and iconic games like Call of Duty, GTA V, and the Fallout series. Kilroy is the only meme that was created IN THE TRENCHES. Kilroy was here. Kilroy will always be here.

“Kilroy was here” is the FIRST documented global meme of the 20th century. CA : CFYhdWXsYfS7swnJgHRwb5toTHMEQD7Ljd5gGwKLpump Originating around World War II, the simple doodle of a bald figure with a large nose peeking over a wall was carried by American soldiers across the world. They drew it everywhere...on vehicles, weapons, toilets, and walls, to mark presence, boost morale, and signal to allies that they weren’t alone. It spread organically, just like memes do today. It was so widespread that legends claim even Hitler believed Kilroy was a real spy, and Stalin was aware of the symbol. Decades later, Kilroy is still hiding in plain sight. You can still find it in books, movies, restaurants, hotels, and iconic games like Call of Duty, GTA V, and the Fallout series. Kilroy is the only meme that was created IN THE TRENCHES. Kilroy was here. Kilroy will always be here.

Kilroy Was Here

195,188 views • 7 months ago

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Innov8 Bookshop

38,509 views • 1 month ago

NEW: 16-year-old suspect admits to his parents and turns himself in after he and two others killed an Ohio preschool teacher trying to stop them from stealing her vehicle with her son inside Alexa Stakely, 29, was struck by a 16-year-old suspect while trying to protect her child during a carjacking. He later turned himself in with his parents The suspects were targeting cars to steal when they saw Stakely’s The 16-year-old, another 16-year-old, and 19-year-old Gerald Dowling(Photo) have been charged with murder Dowling also turned himself in and confessed; his bond is set at $10 million Stakely had put her sleeping son into her Honda CR-V and ran back to the babysitter's apartment to pick something up The suspect jumped into her running car and drove away. Stakely got on the hood of the car, trying to stop it, but was thrown off She suffered a serious head injury and was rushed to Mount Carmel East in critical condition, where she later died Both minor suspects are students in the Canal Winchester Local Schools District, where Stakely worked

NEW: 16-year-old suspect admits to his parents and turns himself in after he and two others killed an Ohio preschool teacher trying to stop them from stealing her vehicle with her son inside Alexa Stakely, 29, was struck by a 16-year-old suspect while trying to protect her child during a carjacking. He later turned himself in with his parents The suspects were targeting cars to steal when they saw Stakely’s The 16-year-old, another 16-year-old, and 19-year-old Gerald Dowling(Photo) have been charged with murder Dowling also turned himself in and confessed; his bond is set at $10 million Stakely had put her sleeping son into her Honda CR-V and ran back to the babysitter's apartment to pick something up The suspect jumped into her running car and drove away. Stakely got on the hood of the car, trying to stop it, but was thrown off She suffered a serious head injury and was rushed to Mount Carmel East in critical condition, where she later died Both minor suspects are students in the Canal Winchester Local Schools District, where Stakely worked

Unlimited L's

732,098 views • 2 years ago

Album is out, I’ve waited so long to share these last few years of my life with you The first song was written a little over two years ago at a really low point in my life. I had absolutely no idea what this album would sound like or if I had the energy to write it at all. The last song was written in the fall of 2025 with the most amazing team by my side and a love for music I haven’t felt since before everything all popped off for the first time. I think when you dedicate your life to something you can lose yourself in the day to day stuff and forget why you chose it to begin with. I love telling stories and sharing myself with you. I love music and how it’s allowed me to meet the most interesting people and see the most wonderful things in our world. Always be curious and never stop learning. Open yourself up to new people and experiences as much as you can. Talk to everyone and never assume anything. In a way this feels like the first time ive ever released music though that couldn’t be farther from the truth. Thank you to the fans who have been around since the beginning, or since the ride era finished and I had to take a little time to figure out what was next, or those of you who have found me because of this new stuff. I love the shit out of you. Thank you. Thank you to my team, Darian, Joe, Mark and Tyler, Garrett, Tommy, Aimee, David and matt at Hard8, Soran, Bailey, Max, Andy, Andrew, Katie, Tano, Greg, Lily and Lili, Kristin, Jalen, Tsutai, Glen, Mikelle, Michelle, Ryan and Adam, Polis and Scott, my parents and my family, my wonderful band and touring team. Thank you to the people I am undoubtedly forgetting. The point is while it’s my name on the album, dozens of people worked their asses off to bring this project to your ears. I love and appreciate every single one of them.

Album is out, I’ve waited so long to share these last few years of my life with you The first song was written a little over two years ago at a really low point in my life. I had absolutely no idea what this album would sound like or if I had the energy to write it at all. The last song was written in the fall of 2025 with the most amazing team by my side and a love for music I haven’t felt since before everything all popped off for the first time. I think when you dedicate your life to something you can lose yourself in the day to day stuff and forget why you chose it to begin with. I love telling stories and sharing myself with you. I love music and how it’s allowed me to meet the most interesting people and see the most wonderful things in our world. Always be curious and never stop learning. Open yourself up to new people and experiences as much as you can. Talk to everyone and never assume anything. In a way this feels like the first time ive ever released music though that couldn’t be farther from the truth. Thank you to the fans who have been around since the beginning, or since the ride era finished and I had to take a little time to figure out what was next, or those of you who have found me because of this new stuff. I love the shit out of you. Thank you. Thank you to my team, Darian, Joe, Mark and Tyler, Garrett, Tommy, Aimee, David and matt at Hard8, Soran, Bailey, Max, Andy, Andrew, Katie, Tano, Greg, Lily and Lili, Kristin, Jalen, Tsutai, Glen, Mikelle, Michelle, Ryan and Adam, Polis and Scott, my parents and my family, my wonderful band and touring team. Thank you to the people I am undoubtedly forgetting. The point is while it’s my name on the album, dozens of people worked their asses off to bring this project to your ears. I love and appreciate every single one of them.

Johnny Orlando

12,354 views • 2 months ago