Devo

...of my fellow concertgoers, I bobbed my head in a red plastic "energy dome." In addition to singing Devo's praises -- tonight the band plays Toronto -- I want to highlight opening act JP Incorporated, an avant-garde artist/comedian who...

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...now just in general. Puberty finally set in. " On whether he thinks "Are We Not Men?" and "Freedom of Choice" are Devo's best two albums: " 'Devo: EZ Listening Muzak' is my favorite album. " Producer Brian Eno's greatest contribution to...

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Veteran rockers delight fans with simulated turntable experience Nick Krewen Special to the Star This week's Devo and Steely Dan shows in Toronto pay tribute to albums a quarter-century old, but the idea of the one-album concert is even...

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Last Updated: 4:41 AM, November 21, 2009 Posted: 12:46 AM, November 21, 2009 Devo first crashed onto the scene in 1978 with the debut album "Q: Are We Not Men? A: We Are Devo!" The album was a mass of bizarre, quirky, jangly and...

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New Wave legends and cultural anti-theorists Devo are celebrating their 35th anniversary with a pair of epic shows: Playing their taut landmark Q: Are We Not Men? tonight and their best-selling Freedom of Choice tomorrow. Who cares if...

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Concert review: Devo at the 9:30 Club Real encores are hard to come by these days. Encores used to be spontaneous. Bands would come back out if the crowd refused to leave. But over the years, encores became just another part of the show.

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...contender for indie-rock album of the year, Thursday-Friday at the Empty Bottle, 1035 N. Western Av., $5 and $10; ticketweb.com. Devo: The Ohio avant-punk mischief-makers bring back the days when they cornered the market on kitsch...

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...you could buy beer in large popcorn cups." On whether he thinks "Are We Not Men?" and "Freedom of Choice" are Devo's best two albums: "Devo: EZ Listening Muzak" is my favorite album. Producer Brian Eno's greatest contribution to...

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Show Review / Last Night Not Running Out of Sap: Devo, Reggie Watts @ Moore Theatre Posted by Dave Segal on Mon, Nov 9, 2009 at 12:50 PM Even in 2009, Devo inspire mad, uh, devotion. The merch booth was mobbed; tons of folks bought the...

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Originally published Sunday, November 8, 2009 at 12:04 AM Boundary-pushing Devo returns with 2 Seattle shows Devo comes to Seattle to play its classic albums, "Q: Are We Not Men? A: We Are Devo" and "Freedom of Choice," in their...

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