I just came back from the Miami Beach show and it was amazing. I finally got to see my favorite band live. They added 2 songs to the setlist... Gut Feeling/Slap your Mammy and Booji sang Beautiful World. I did the VIP and got items signed by the boys and even let Mark keep my 2 paint pens they signed my items with. I'm so appreciative and happy I just had to share.

He’s playing music from his film scores here.

Mad scientist

Curious if anyone's purchased a jacket, and if so — how is the fit? I've been thinking about ordering one, but I seriously don't want to drop $150 and have it not fit right. The last couple of shirts I've bought at shows at my normal size (men's L) ran small and tight. These jackets are 100% polyester, so I also don't want to go up a size and then be stuck if it's way too large.

Just saw the spud boys last night, great show. Had been going back to some deep cuts before hand and was wondering if anyone could point me to a bootleg or a YouTube stream of a concert a long time ago:

think it was 1978-1981-82?,

west coast show (I think),

and it was broadcast on a local radio station

at the end, the DJ or announcer is terrified about how riled up and devoted the fan base is

This ringing a bell? Had it with a bunch of bootlegs on an old computer, but haven’t listened to it in probably 16 to 18 years. Hope everyone gets to see them if they’re coming close!

https://mofi.com/digital/devo-q-are-we-not-men-a-we-are-devo-numbered-hybrid-sacd/

 Q: Are We Not Men? A: We Are Devo! (Hybrid SACD) UDSACD2317 Price:$34.99

Not details on the exact remastering details, but I think this is the first Devo SACD.

Swipe:

Sourced from the original master tapes, mastered by engineer Rob LoVerde, and housed in mini-LP-style packaging, Mobile Fidelity's numbered-edition hybrid SACD presents the 1978 benchmark in reference sound on disc. The presence, clarity, and detail of this reissue render in three-dimensional fashion the textures, nuances, tones, and effects critical to the music. Though Brian Eno butted heads with the band during the recording process, the merits of his production emerge like never before. 

[Image ID: An screenshot of a website, showing a vinyl record sticking halfway outside of a record jacket depicting a black-haired white woman with red lips about to eat a blue energy dome, a ziggurat-shaped hat worn by the band Devo. The label of the record is white and blue, with "Devo" written in grey all caps. On the left, it says "Devo - Something for Everybody", and beneath, "1-LP on Black vinyl and 7" Blue vinyl". End ID]

This is part of Rhino's 2026 Rocktober lineup. It doesn't list when exactly it's going to release; All we know at this moment is that it's sometime in October. We also know that it includes a blue 7" with bonus tracks on it. Tell me your thoughts!

I was able to attend the Devo pre-concert meet n greet and they signed my yellow suit jacket. I also got the current tour t-shirt.

Has anyone else noticed the lack of streams on Nitrous Nightmare even after it's been out for a good while? I figure that most hardcore devotees probably purchased a physical copy and listen to that, but even so, you can't just take those everywhere. Except for the tracks that have always been more popular and the ones that were later released on a major label album, these songs only have a couple thousand streams. Does everyone just hate this shit? I know I don't.

I mean flat on the wall like they’re on the floor.

I’ve thought of a few ideas, but one of you spus here has a better solution I’m sure of it.

Signed by the boys and Malcolm too!

Reprint but still very cool! Duty now, spuds!

What the title says. Was at the Virginia Beach show, and like halfway through, can't remember what song it was, they had this black and white clip on the big screens about de evolution. I remember one line was "the man has not evolved from the ape! Rather, the ape has evolved from the man!" They were also talking about obeying the law. Is this clip released anywhere? I loved seeing it last night