 |
 |
||
|
||
|---|---|---|
| Latest [fragmented] [2007/06/09] | ||
| The official webpage for badass female-fronted Devo tribute band, DEVA. Sadly none of the images were archived, except for the earliest verison of the site from 2004, which is just a great little promo graphic. --Sophia | ||
|
||
Latest |
||
| Some great photos of the group with Mark & Jerry are still accessible on the latest version of the site. --Sophia | ||
|
||
| colspan="3"Latest [2001/06/10] | ||
| Classic photos of a DEVO tribute show conducted by members of noise rock groups Fat Day, Gerty Farish, and Pissed Officers. --Sophia | ||
|
||
| Latest | ||
| The official webpage for Redmond, WA group Fight Milk, known for their riveting Oh No! It's DEVO tribute set at DEVOtional 2019. While college involuntarily split the core group, frontman Jackson and Finnish transplant Tavi remain active in music, and Mychal is an artist. --Sophia |
||
|
||
| Earliest [2001/07/23] | Latest [2019/11/25] | |
| The official page of certified through-being-cool Devo tribute band Mongoloid, as well as their various spinoffs and side projects. Check out member Loid M. Loid's art here. --Sophia | ||
|
||
| Earliest [2002/12/02] | Latest [2006/09/05] | |
| !!! This site uses Adobe Flash! !!! | ||
| The official site of Devo-influenced 90s rockers, NU-TRA, fronted by spud Vahe. Has some very cool interactive menu graphics but I can't get any of the actual pages to show up. Oh well! After the latest saved date, the page redirects to their Myspace page, which still has some really good photos on it. NU-TRA are currently working on a new album! --Sophia |
||
|
||
| Latest [2005/03/24] | ||
| This site details the rise and eventiual fall of a failed early 2000s Canadian tribute project to DEVO's first album. While none of the photos of their live performances were saved, many of the graphics of their actual physical cover releases did make the digital cut. Not to be comfused with the 3 O'Clock Rock-sanctioned DEVO tribute band of the same name who played DEVOtional 2018. --Sophia | ||
|
||
| Earliest [2006/03/06] | Latest [2010/12/31] | |
| The official webpage for "Planet Earth's Premier DEVO Research and Emulation Band," Spudboys, best known for being a DEVOtional standard. Lots of great photos here. later versions of the site just redirect to the MYspace page lsited below. --Sophia | ||
|
||
| Earliest [2008/07/07] | Latest [2011/10/11] | |
| Latest | ||
|
||
| Latest [2005/02/07] | ||
| A promotional site for Ten Year Olds With Suckerpads, a compilation CD of the independent musical projects of members of the alt.fan.devo chat group. --Sophia | ||
 |
||
|
||
| Latest | ||
| Booji Boy's Basement has served as the go-too destination for DEVO rarities, live performancces, and demos since its initial launch in 2004. The site eventually suffered from outdated web design and inefficient methods of actually acquiring the sought after spudwazz--until coding wiz / spudess Shelby Gonzalez stepped in and gave the site a much-needed facelift, featuring a sleek new design and a more streamlined file request process. [Take a peek at the old format here.] --Sophia | ||
|
||
| Latest [non-fragmented] [2001/03/31] | ||
| This website, hosted by Michael Watters (also see "THE DEVO PRINT ARCHIVE" below), is host to the DEVO Bootleg Archive, which is...exactly what it sounds like. Home of some must-read interviews, including "The Truth About The Truth About De-Evolution" interview with Robert "Bob 0" Lewis, co-founder of The De-Evolution Band. --Sophia | ||
THE DEVO FAQ [http://www.akula.com/~drazz/devo/ / http://cluefree.org/devo_faq.html] |
||
| PHASE 1 [1990s-2001] |
Latest [2001/08/04] | |
| PHASE 2 [2002-2003] |
Latest [2003/08/08] | |
| This page moved from www.akula.com to cluefree.org in late 2001. Contains band & media info, an insightful interview with GVC, and some mighty interesting factoids. Some intriguing non-Devo stuff on other pages of the site as well. --Sophia | ||
|
||
| Latest | ||
| An entire page dedicated to the 1982 Halloween Eve "3-DEVO" concert, which resulted in a technological screw-up and one of the most iconic and sacred visual documents of the spudboys' 1980s-era live performances. --Sophia | ||
|
||
| Latest [2001/06/06] | ||
| Another Devo archive hosted by Michael Watters (see "THE DEVO BOOTLEG ARCHIVE" above), this time Devo-ted to print materials. Sadly, the images, including some photos of Devo performing during Lollapalooza '96, have not been saved. This site was once hosted at http://www.astro.ucla.edu/~sammy/dpa.htm as far back as 1997, but it links to the above page after 2000/04/09. --Sophia |
||
THE EARLY DEVO TIMELINE [https://venngage.net/ps/17VAreOyDs8/early-devo-timeline] |
||
| Latest | ||
| A truly impressive document detailing the history of the De-Evolution Band's earliest days, compiled by the noble "Hardcore Historian" himself, Max Devo. --Sophia | ||
|
||
| Latest | ||
| Contains many useful Devo graphix--assorted logos as well as scans of album covers and CD/record labels. --Sophia | ||
|
||
| Latest | ||
| Archive of Devo live shows, still updated as of 2020. --Good Seats | ||
 |
||
|
||
| DEVOtional 2000 report | ||
| The official site for DEVOtional 2000, "the Day of Atonement." It's still up, and has some great photos of spuds at the turn of the millennium. --Good Seats | ||
| DEVOtional 2001 report | ||
| DEVOtional 2001 report, complete with photos, testimonials and links to more Devo fansites. --Good Seats | ||
| Assorted 20th century concert photos | ||
| Photos from DEVOtional 2005 and a 2005 Devo concert | ||
| Photos from DEVOtional 2007 | ||
| Photos from the DevObama show in Akron, Ohio, 2008/10/17 | ||
| Mirror of the Spudboys.net site listed below | ||
| The contents of the "Box of Spud Joy" | ||
|
||
| Latest [2008/01/06] | ||
| Contains some photographic evidence of 2000s devotion, including an exclusive behind-the-scenes photo from the "Through Being Cool" music video! Sadly, sitekeeper Bill had to resign from his duties in 2009, and the website disappeared shortly afterwards. --Sophia |
||
|
||
| Latest [2010/031/14] | ||
| Contains some great photos and a story about the police [no, not the band] and Devo having a run-in thanks to a rowdy fan. --Good Seats | ||
 |
||
|
||
| Latest | ||
| A review of the Adventures of the Smart Patrol game from back in the day. --Sophia | ||
|
||
| Latest | ||
| A lengthy, post-SFE thread on the Steve Hoffman Forums where chatty spuds submitted their takes on Devo's discography up til that point. A fun read. --Sophia | ||
|
||
| Latest | ||
| A British examination of the group's history and discography. Note the author's strong preference for the first few albums and sharp and often quite funny criticisms of their later works. --Sophia | ||
 |
||
THE CHOPPER SPUDOCASTER |
||
| Latest [2015/05/23] | ||
| Did you know that the iconic "cloud guitar" Bob Mothersbaugh has slung since 1980 was originally meant to be replica of a potato? In the early '10s, this initial concept became true thanks to Chopper Guitars; here is a photo of Bobby with the final product, since none of the original photos were archived. --Sophia | ||
RONALD COLE'S PAGE [http://www.ridgecrest.ca.us/~ronald/devo/] |
||
| Latest [1999/02/03] | ||
| Lyrics for all the albums up to the Adventures of the Smart Patrol soundtrack. Remember that one? --Sophia | ||
|
||
| Latest [2015/01/10] | ||
| The official webpage for Jade Dellinger and David Giffels' book about the spudboys, We Are DEVO!. It was the first--and for a long while, the only--comprehensive DEVO publication. --Sophia | ||
|
||
| Latest | ||
| Back when LiveJournal served as a bustling community for people other than those obsessed with celebrity gossip, a group of spuds were able to carve out their own corner of the social network. --Sophia | ||
|
||
| Earliest [2006/01/13] | Latest [fragmented] [2009/05/17] | |
| Site ran by Bruce Perry, AKA HV Monkey / Rev. Al B. Damned, who graciously reached out to us about his site. (Here's his old Myspace page, if you was wondering.) Thanks to Seats for first alerting me to this page. --Sophia | ||
|
||
| Earliest [2004/04/02] | Latest [fragmented] [2009/07/11] | |
| DEVO midis! Fantastic opening animation on the latest version. --Sophia | ||
|
||
| Latest [2003/10/01] | ||
| *Site last updated 1997/12/18. No pictures archived. A ton of links to other DEVO fansites are listed here, as well as many DEVO guitar and bass tabs that can't be found anywhere else on the modern web. "Bob" bless! --Sophia |
||
|
||
| Latest | ||
| Early '10s fan page. A presumed time capsule, as it's last update was sometime after drummer Alan Myers' death, yet it doesn't make mention Bob 2's the next year. --Sophia | ||
EVOLVE OR DIE! |
||
| Latest [2018/04/18] | ||
| What was once probably the largest Japanese DEVO fansite, from what we can tell from the other side of the planet. Provides all the ample information needed to kickstart DEVO knowledge in its native language. Grab some cute de-evolved desktop wallpapers or check out the Japanese translations of DEVO's old movies while you're there! Visiting the site today brings you to a disclaimer; based on what my translate plugin says, the site had to shut its doors due to an intervention from Warner Brothers. To compensate, the sitemaster still provides Japanese language DEVO updates via Twitter. --Sophia |
||
|
||
| Latest | ||
| A simple Japanese fanpage, with a mini discography of Devo-related works. "Frogfinger" is also a figure in the Japanese Residents fan community. --Sophia | ||
|
||
| Latest [2001/06/30] | ||
| A simple page by an enthusiastic high schooler who attended the same school as the Mothersbaughs, Woodridge. His mother, apparently, was in Mark's class and dated him. --Sophia | ||
|
||
| Latest [2016/08/03] | Latest | |
| A list of Devo lyrics. The current version is missing the charming, 90's-licious web design, but when using the old version there's no way to actually see the lyrics. :P --Good Seats | ||
|
||
| Latest [fragmented] [1999/02/21] | ||
| No pictures archived! Still a fun little page. --Sophia | ||
|
||
| Latest [2011/01/28] | ||
| Years before Devo were actually up for nomination into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, spud Marc Friedman was pushing for our spud boys to make it on the bill. If some goon is trying to convince you that Devo are nothing but drecky pap, show them this page. Sadly, the accompanying Devo trivia game was not archived. --Sophia |
||
|
||
| Latest [1999/04/27] | ||
| As barebones as it gets. Part of the World Wide DEVO Webring! --Sophia | ||
|
||
| Latest [2018/03/15] | ||
| A Devo fansite made for people in the Netherlands and other European countries. --Good Seats | ||
SPENSER THOMPSON'S "DEVO: THEIR DE-EVOLUTION DYRING THE 1980'S |
||
| Latest | ||
| In this article from old-school online music mag Perfect Sound Forever, Spenser Thompson recalls the role DEVO played in his life as he reached adolescence and adulthood in the eighties. --Sophia | ||
|
||
| In 2018, an infamous Myspace server migratuion resulted in an approximate 50 million songs uploaded to the site being lost. In 2020, the Internet Archive was able to retrieve half a million of these songs, including a little ditty by a group called "Thick Dick & The Greenheads" called "Spirit of Devo." It's quite good, I must say. Listen to it below: --Sophia
"Spirit of Devo" |
||
|
||
| PHASE 1 [1990s] |
Latest [1998/05/29] | |
| PHASE 2 [2002-2004] |
Earliest [2002/11/23] | Latest [2004-06-14 |
| In between Phases 1 & 2, this site was in a state of limbo, being either under construction or a completely different site altogether. When it finally returned, it wa less a strictly Devo fansite and more a general world news site with an energy dome motif, now known as "Spudland World Service." This would later be abbreviated to "SWS."
The site went down sometime between 2007 and 2009, at one point only showing links to a pro-Obama site. 2011 saw a shiny new WordPress-powered page, and 2012 saw a single new post. The site's domain has been up for grabs since 2015. --Sophia |
||
|
||
| Latest [2000/06/06] | ||
| Lyrics, midis, and links. --Sophia | ||
|
||
| Latest | ||
| A website assembled to promote the Virtual Mutant Mingle, a live Zoom video chat event held on July 25th, 2020. The chat was set up by website designer Shelby Gonzales as a means of filling the void left that weekend when DEVOtional was pushed back to November due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Spuds adapting and mutating in tough times. --Sophia | ||
|
||
| Earliest [1997/02/08] | Latest [1998/12/05] | |
| Small, but has some fascinating/entertaining graphics. --Sophia | ||
home |
||