#bob casale

[roguetelemetry]

Devo - Uncontrollable Urge (Fridays, 1980)

[zimtrim]

Devo - Mark Mothersbaugh

[ylly-3]

[miauwenn]

All of my devoctober 2023 art

[the-hottest-band-tournament]

Round Two

Devo

Defeated opponents: Possessed

Formed in: 1973

Genres: New wave, synth-pop, art punk, post-punk, art pop, rock,electronic rock, geek rock

Lineup: Gerald Casale– lead and backing vocals, bass, keyboards

Mark Mothersbaugh– lead and backing vocals, keyboards, guitar

Bob "Bob 1" Mothersbaugh– lead guitar, backing and lead vocals

Bob "Bob 2" Casale– rhythm guitar, keyboards, backing vocals

Alan Myers– drums

Albums from the 80s: 

Freedom of Choice (1980)

DEV-O Live EP (1981)

New Traditionalists (1981)

Oh, No! It's Devo (1982)

Shout (1984

E-Z Listening Disc (1987) (compilation of fan club records)

Total Devo (1988)

Now it Can Be Told: DEVO at the Palace (1989)

Propaganda: “They became MTV stars while wearing plastic flowerpot-like "energy dome" hats. They may not have had much chart success, but everyone knew who they were, and was aware of their unique and peculiar brand of music.”

“Look at their slutty little shorts!”

Crosby, Stills, Nash, & Young

Defeated opponents: KIX

Formed in: 1968, reformed in 1973 and 1976

Genres: Folk rock, country rock, folk pop, soft rock

Lineup: David Crosby- vocals, guitar

Stephen Stills- vocals, guitar, bass, keyboards, percussion

Graham Nash- vocals, guitar, keyboards

Neil Young- vocals, guitar, keyboards, harmonica

Albums from the 80s:

Daylight Again (1982)

American Dream (1988)

Propaganda:

Visual propaganda for Devo:

[mark-smothersbaugh]

Sometimes a band is just 5 dudes in slutty little short shorts

[longliverockback]

Devo Miracle Witness Hour (Live in Ohio 1977) 2014 Futurismo ————————————————— Tracks: 01. Be Stiff 02. Uncontrollable Urge 03. Mongoloid 04. Timing X • Space Junk 05. Polyvinyl Chloride 06. Jocko Homo 07. Huboon Stomp 08. Praying Hands 09. Secret Agent Man 10. Smart Patrol • Mr. DNA —————————————————

Bob Casale

Gerald Casale

Bob Mothersbaugh

Mark Mothersbaugh

Alan Myers

* Long Live Rock Archive

[theymightbebipeds]

"Don't you lose it, remember to take... time out for fun!" FAVORITE DEVO MV'S: Time Out For Fun (1982)

[minty-oblivion]

[myvinylplaylist]

Devo: Duty Now For The Future (1979)

Album sleeve is perforated around the band picture on the front cover, enabling it to be removed.

Printed inner sleeve with credits, lyrics, and production stills from "The Men Who Make The Music" video.

Warner Bros. Records

[arconinternet]

DEVO Presents: Adventures of the Smart Patrol (Windows & Classic Mac, Inscape, 1996)

Download it here, or download it pre-configured to run on midern versions of Windows here.

[melodychocolat]

anyway, here's a honda ad from the 80s featuring devo

[zimtrim]

Devo - Mark Mothersbaugh

[ylly-3]

Devo In Bam Magazine, September 25, 1981

[miauwenn]

we're pinheads all! jocko homo!

[the-hottest-band-tournament]

Round Three of The Hottest 80s Band Tournament

Devo

Defeated opponents: Possessed, Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young

Formed in: 1973

Genres: New wave, synth-pop, art punk, post-punk, art pop, rock,electronic rock, geek rock

Lineup: Gerald Casale– lead and backing vocals, bass, keyboards

Mark Mothersbaugh– lead and backing vocals, keyboards, guitar

Bob "Bob 1" Mothersbaugh– lead guitar, backing and lead vocals

Bob "Bob 2" Casale– rhythm guitar, keyboards, backing vocals

Alan Myers– drums

Albums from the 80s: 

Freedom of Choice (1980)

DEV-O Live EP (1981)

New Traditionalists (1981)

Oh, No! It's Devo (1982)

Shout (1984

E-Z Listening Disc (1987) (compilation of fan club records)

Total Devo (1988)

Now it Can Be Told: DEVO at the Palace (1989)

Propaganda: “They became MTV stars while wearing plastic flowerpot-like "energy dome" hats. They may not have had much chart success, but everyone knew who they were, and was aware of their unique and peculiar brand of music.”

“Look at their slutty little shorts!”

Faith No More

Defeated opponents: ‘Til Tuesday, Huey Lewis and the News

Formed in: 1979

Genres: Rap metal, funk metal

Lineup: Mike Bordin – drums

Roddy Bottum – keyboards

Bill Gould – bass

James Martin – guitars

Mike Patton – vocals

Albums from the 80s:

We Care a Lot (1985)

Introduce Yourself (1987)

The Real Thing (1989)

Propaganda: 

Visual propaganda for Devo: