I assume this means that we got to start over, right? Or are we picking up where we left off?
If it's the former, then I'm going with
Q: Are We Not Men A: We Are Devo by Devo. It's Devo's best and most influential album and well worth a listen.
Here's a few choice cuts, since I can't find a full album.
https://www.youtube.com/v/LuQZ-VVkVu4https://www.youtube.com/v/Cwx_Qq56YTAhttps://www.youtube.com/v/6gi4Cn5i_XsFantastic guitar work, inventive and atypical time signatures and a consistent message throughout (and throughout there work). That message: mankind is devolving! Devo is a symbol for the future, present and past of humanity (in that order) and how as we go forward, we discover it's the new backwards. Devo has many good albums, but I think there first is there best, and there most experimental. It doesn't really sound like other music, and though Devo was one of the pioneer's of New Wave, the first album doesn't quite fit in there. It's catchy, it's rockin', it's dark and it's by far their best work in a VERY respectable career (and a few weak ones in the late eighties)
My favourite Devo quote, from an interview:
"What's made young men like you so cynical"
"We're not cynical, we just watch the news."