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| rdfs:comment | - Devo was spawned in a potato factory in Akron, Ohio. They were formed by two sets of brothers, the Mothersbaughs (Mark and Bob) and the Casales (Gerald and Bob), along with some guy named Alan Myers. The name "Devo" came from B.H. Shadduck's 1925 creationist booklet Jocko-Homo Heavenbound, where Shadduck disproved Darwin's theory of evolution and gave evidence that the human race was instead de-volving into ape-men, or "Jocko Homos". Mark Mothersbaugh paid tribute to Shadduck by quoting a line from the booklet in Devo's song "Jocko Homo", wherein he sang "God made man, but he used the monkey to do it."
- Devo, a miúdo escrito coma DEVO ou DEV-O, é unha banda estadounidense formado en Akron, Ohio en 1973. Son sobre todo coñecidos polo seu hit de 1980 "Whip It". O seu estilo foi clasificado coma punk, art rock e post-punk, pero son sobre todo recordados polo seu sn New Wave. de finais dos 70 e principios dos 80.
- Peter goes to the Quahog Civic Center to see Devo in "Herpe, the Love Sore", armed with a whip taken from Quagmire's mail and proceeds to crack it at other patrons during "Whip It". Peter takes their instructions to "whip it good" as criticism and insists he is doing the best that he can. An uncredited archive recording of them performing "Whip It" was used for their vocal performance.
- Alias No information Origin No information Occupation No information Powers/Skills No information Hobby No information Goals No information Type of Villain No information Devo is one of the assassins hired by Dio Brando in the third arc of JoJo's Bizarre Adventure.
- Devo has been a new-wave band since the 20th century. They still exist in the 31st century, where, having been mutated, they fight for their rights. The band is led by Mark Mothersbaugh. The Devolution Revolution, named after them, granted them their freedom in 3010. Along with the rest of the sewer mutants, they are now considered regular citizens of Earth and are allowed to walk on the surface of New New York.
- Devo the Cursed(呪いのデーボNoroi no Dēbo) is a minor antagonist featured in Stardust Crusaders. An infamous assassin in DIO's service, Devo ambushes Jean Pierre Polnareff in his hotel room in Singapore.
- DEVO are an American audio-visual group from Ohio whose members include Gerald V. Casale, Mark Mothersbaugh, and Bob "Bob 1" Mothersbaugh. They were called the "future of rock" by David Bowie. Their innovative live performances, music and videos culturally impacted the late 1970s and early 1980s.
- Devo is an American band whose song "Going Under" appeared in the episode "Heart of Darkness" on the show Miami Vice.
- Their style over time has shifted between punk, art rock, post-punk, and New Wave. Their music and stage show mingle kitsch science fiction themes, deadpan surrealist humor, and mordantly satirical social commentary. Their often discordant pop songs feature unusual synthetic instrumentation and time signatures that have proven influential on subsequent popular music, particularly New Wave, industrial and alternative rock artists. Devo was also a pioneer of the music video, creating many memorable clips for the Laser Disc format. (Read more at Wikipedia)
- The band devolved from a long line of brain-eating apes, some of which settled around NE Ohio near Akron where members of DEVO eventually appeared years after the A-Bomb ended World War II. By the process of natural selection they met and shared the habits of making electronic noise, watching TV, and watching everybody else. They called what they saw around them DE-EVOLUTION and called their music DEVO. It made the sound of things falling apart. Spuds yelled and threw things like beer bottles at DEVO when they played. But one day in 1977 the Spuds cheered and threw fits because Spudboys in the cities realized that WE’RE ALL DEVO.
- DEVO began as an art project in the early 1970s between a few art students after the massacre at Kent State University on May 4, 1970. After a discussion of what devo music would sound like, Gerald Casale, Bob Lewis, and Peter Gregg began recording proto-Devo songs in a small studio located above a pizza shop. With Casale on bass, Lewis on slide guitar, and Gregg on rhythm guitar, they wrote and performed prototypes of "Auto Modown", "I Need a Chick", "I Been Refused", and "Beehive".
- Devo (occasionally stylicized DEVO or DEV-O) was an American post-punk musical group from Akron, Ohio, known for songs such as "Whip It" and "Girl U Want." They enjoyed mainstream success mainly in the late 1970s and early 1980s.
- File:6a00e39823afe5883301348528db54970c-500wi.jpgDEVO (often capitalized as Devo or devo, it varies) is an early punk rock/post-punk band from Akron, Ohio. Formed in 1973, they are largely known for their unusual outfits (usually a yellow radiation suit with a red "energy dome" hat) and lyrics, which largely concern the theory of devolution.
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| Membros | - Josh Freese
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| Past members | - Bob Lewis, Peter Gregg, Fred Weber, Rod Reisman, Jim Mothersbaugh, Alan Myers, David Kendrick, Jeff Friedl
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| Genre | - Avant Garde, Agit-Pop, Proto-punk,Art-punk, Post-punk, Electronic rock, Synthpop,Electropop
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| Associated Acts | - Devo 2.0, Jihad Jerry & The Evildoers, Dove, The Band Of Love
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| abstract | - Devo was spawned in a potato factory in Akron, Ohio. They were formed by two sets of brothers, the Mothersbaughs (Mark and Bob) and the Casales (Gerald and Bob), along with some guy named Alan Myers. The name "Devo" came from B.H. Shadduck's 1925 creationist booklet Jocko-Homo Heavenbound, where Shadduck disproved Darwin's theory of evolution and gave evidence that the human race was instead de-volving into ape-men, or "Jocko Homos". Mark Mothersbaugh paid tribute to Shadduck by quoting a line from the booklet in Devo's song "Jocko Homo", wherein he sang "God made man, but he used the monkey to do it."
- DEVO began as an art project in the early 1970s between a few art students after the massacre at Kent State University on May 4, 1970. After a discussion of what devo music would sound like, Gerald Casale, Bob Lewis, and Peter Gregg began recording proto-Devo songs in a small studio located above a pizza shop. With Casale on bass, Lewis on slide guitar, and Gregg on rhythm guitar, they wrote and performed prototypes of "Auto Modown", "I Need a Chick", "I Been Refused", and "Beehive". In 1973, Devo played as a sextet at the Kent State Creative Arts Festival. They dropped Gregg from the lineup and added Bob Casale on rhythm guitar, Mark Mothersbaugh on keyboards, Rod Reisman on drums, and Fred Weber on vocals. Mark treated the early Devo to some high-tech gear, including a Leslie sound system, a Hammond organ, and, of course, a MiniMoog. Most of the music around this time was described, according to the biography We Are Devo!, as having "a vague sense of the traditional sound of a rock band, but with Mark’s keyboard squealing and squawking over the top and Jerry’s sense of intentional monotony running underneath." Devo returned in 1974 as a quartet, this time with Bob Mothersbaugh on guitar and Jim Mothersbaugh on drums. Jerry and Mark kept their places on bass and keyboards, respectively, and Jerry handled most of the singing. Jim dismantled a MiniMoog and made one of the first electronic drum sets out of it. Live shows during this era were very confrontational, often beginning with devo claiming they were a Top 40 cover group and ending in fistfights and the band's equipment being unplugged, especially at the infamous Sun Ra party at the WHK in Cleveland, Ohio, on Halloween of 1975. Around this time, Devo made time to record and produce their first movie, The Complete Truth About De-Evolution. By 1976, Jim had left the band, and Alan Myers replaced him as drummer. Bob Casale returned on rhythm guitar. A large amount of the material that Devo later became famous for was created between 1976 and 1977. Between April 1974 and December 1977, Devo spent time in small studios, basements, and garages honing their skills and recording songs, some of which would either be re-recorded for official album releases, or would remain undetected until the release of Hardcore Devo... or would never see the light of day. Their first EPs and singles were self-released, although they soon got picked up by both Warner Brothers (in the US and Canada) and Virgin (everywhere else), through a very costly mistake. The head of Virgin took DEVO to Jamaica and tried to convince them to have Johnny Rotten as the lead vocalist. They declined. Their first album had some hits, but it was the third, Freedom Of Choice that had some of their most popular songs, "Girl U Want" and "Whip It". They briefly broke up in 1985, but reformed for 1986, for three more records. Since then, they've been performing together occasionally (both for soundtracks and tours) and scoring films together as part of Mutato Muzika. Their most recent tour setlist include songs from the album Something for Everybody.
- File:6a00e39823afe5883301348528db54970c-500wi.jpgDEVO (often capitalized as Devo or devo, it varies) is an early punk rock/post-punk band from Akron, Ohio. Formed in 1973, they are largely known for their unusual outfits (usually a yellow radiation suit with a red "energy dome" hat) and lyrics, which largely concern the theory of devolution. The Theory of Devolution states that rather than continuing to evolve, mankind has started to regress into a more primitive form, and eventually may totally revert back to simians alltogether. DEVO formerly tried to warn people to fight devolution, but in recent years they've stated that they've decided to instead, embrace devolution, although they may have been sarcastic.
- Devo, a miúdo escrito coma DEVO ou DEV-O, é unha banda estadounidense formado en Akron, Ohio en 1973. Son sobre todo coñecidos polo seu hit de 1980 "Whip It". O seu estilo foi clasificado coma punk, art rock e post-punk, pero son sobre todo recordados polo seu sn New Wave. de finais dos 70 e principios dos 80.
- Peter goes to the Quahog Civic Center to see Devo in "Herpe, the Love Sore", armed with a whip taken from Quagmire's mail and proceeds to crack it at other patrons during "Whip It". Peter takes their instructions to "whip it good" as criticism and insists he is doing the best that he can. An uncredited archive recording of them performing "Whip It" was used for their vocal performance.
- Devo (occasionally stylicized DEVO or DEV-O) was an American post-punk musical group from Akron, Ohio, known for songs such as "Whip It" and "Girl U Want." They enjoyed mainstream success mainly in the late 1970s and early 1980s. Marty McFly appeared to be a fan of Devo, as when he met Emmett Brown at Twin Pines Mall on October 26, 1985, Doc emerged from the DeLorean time machine in a radiation suit, which was similar to Devo's trademark bright yellow one-piece outfits they were known for wearing in music videos and live performances. Doc's wearing of this protective clothing prompted Marty to ask, "Is that a Devo suit?"
- Alias No information Origin No information Occupation No information Powers/Skills No information Hobby No information Goals No information Type of Villain No information Devo is one of the assassins hired by Dio Brando in the third arc of JoJo's Bizarre Adventure.
- Devo has been a new-wave band since the 20th century. They still exist in the 31st century, where, having been mutated, they fight for their rights. The band is led by Mark Mothersbaugh. The Devolution Revolution, named after them, granted them their freedom in 3010. Along with the rest of the sewer mutants, they are now considered regular citizens of Earth and are allowed to walk on the surface of New New York.
- Devo the Cursed(呪いのデーボNoroi no Dēbo) is a minor antagonist featured in Stardust Crusaders. An infamous assassin in DIO's service, Devo ambushes Jean Pierre Polnareff in his hotel room in Singapore.
- The band devolved from a long line of brain-eating apes, some of which settled around NE Ohio near Akron where members of DEVO eventually appeared years after the A-Bomb ended World War II. By the process of natural selection they met and shared the habits of making electronic noise, watching TV, and watching everybody else. They called what they saw around them DE-EVOLUTION and called their music DEVO. It made the sound of things falling apart. Spuds yelled and threw things like beer bottles at DEVO when they played. But one day in 1977 the Spuds cheered and threw fits because Spudboys in the cities realized that WE’RE ALL DEVO. They are all following the commands of their genetic codes. They are suburban robots here to entertain corporate lifeforms. DEVO says that things like opposites and rebellion are obsolete. The fittest shall survive yet the unfit may live. It’s all the same.
- DEVO are an American audio-visual group from Ohio whose members include Gerald V. Casale, Mark Mothersbaugh, and Bob "Bob 1" Mothersbaugh. They were called the "future of rock" by David Bowie. Their innovative live performances, music and videos culturally impacted the late 1970s and early 1980s.
- Devo is an American band whose song "Going Under" appeared in the episode "Heart of Darkness" on the show Miami Vice.
- Their style over time has shifted between punk, art rock, post-punk, and New Wave. Their music and stage show mingle kitsch science fiction themes, deadpan surrealist humor, and mordantly satirical social commentary. Their often discordant pop songs feature unusual synthetic instrumentation and time signatures that have proven influential on subsequent popular music, particularly New Wave, industrial and alternative rock artists. Devo was also a pioneer of the music video, creating many memorable clips for the Laser Disc format. (Read more at Wikipedia)
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