DEVOtional 2005: Audio Documentation

Description

Soundboard recordings

The No-Counts:

  1. Noodling
  2. Intro
  3. Whip It

David Kendrick Q&A:

  1. History
  2. Working Enviornment
  3. First Show
  4. Brazillian Shows
  5. Enigma
  6. 1990
  7. Collections
  8. Condoms
  9. Band Dynamics
  10. Songwriting
  11. Enigma Music Videos
  12. Favorite Songs to Play
  13. Rituals
  14. Stage Feelings
  15. Current Projects
  16. Live Album
  17. Live Sequences
  18. Songs Cut from NICBT
  19. Alan + Enigma’s Problem
  20. Despot Records
  21. Live Drumming
  22. Team DEVO
  23. Byebye

Team DEVO:

  1. Timing X
  2. Clockout
  3. Strange Pursuit
  4. Wiggly World
  5. Girl U Want
  6. Gates of Steel
  7. Blockhead
  8. Jerkin’ Back ‘N’ Forth
  9. Peek-A-Boo
  10. The Super Thing
  11. Explosions
  12. Uncontrollable Urge

Spudboys:

  1. Freedom of Choice Theme/Whip It
  2. Girl U Want
  3. That’s Good
  4. Big Mess
  5. One Dumb Thing
  6. Space Junk
  7. Mongoloid
  8. Going Under
  9. Jerkin’ Back ‘N’ Forth
  10. Uncontrollable Urge
  11. Praying Hands
  12. Jocko Homo
  13. Growing Pains
  14. The Super Thing
  15. Wiggly World

Spudboys DEV-O-ke:

  1. Happy Guy (f/David Kendrick & Tom Chiki)
  2. Blockhead (f/Rev. Toth Wilder)
  3. Gut Feeling/(Slap Your Mammy) (f/James Aldredge)
  4. Clockout (f/James Aldredge)
  5. Race of Doom (f/Fred Hollins)
  6. It’s Not Right (f/Tom Chiki)
  7. Don’t You Know (f/Pam Hanlin)
  8. Red Eye (f/SaMaNtHa)
  9. Freedom of Choice (f/Matt Hurwitz)
  10. Beautiful World (f/Malcolm Tent)

MT Field Unit recordings

Team DEVO – 2005-08-19 – Kent, OH – The Electric Cafe Company:

  1. Timing X
  2. Clockout
  3. Strange Pursuit
  4. Wiggly World
  5. Girl U Want
  6. Gates of Steel
  7. Blockhead
  8. Jocko Homo
  9. Jerkin’ Back ‘N’ Forth
  10. Peek-A-Boo
  11. The Super Thing
  12. Explosions
  13. Uncontrollable Urge

Team DEVO – DEVOtional 2005:

  1. Timing X
  2. Clockout
  3. Strange Pursuit
  4. Wiggly World
  5. Girl U Want
  6. Gates of Steel
  7. Blockhead
  8. Jerkin’ Back ‘N’ Forth
  9. Peek-A-Boo
  10. The Super Thing
  11. Explosions
  12. Uncontrollable Urge

Spudboys – DEVOtional 2005:

  1. Freedom of Choice Theme/Whip It
  2. Girl U Want
  3. That’s Good
  4. Big Mess
  5. One Dumb Thing
  6. Space Junk
  7. Mongoloid
  8. Going Under
  9. Jerkin’ Back ‘N’ Forth
  10. Uncontrollable Urge
  11. Praying Hands
  12. Jocko Homo
  13. Growing Pains
  14. The Super Thing
  15. Wiggly World

Spudboys DEV-O-ke – DEVOtional 2005:

  1. Happy Guy (f/David Kendrick & Tom Chiki)
  2. Blockhead (f/Rev. Toth Wilder)
  3. Gut Feeling/(Slap Your Mammy) (f/James Aldredge)
  4. Clockout (f/James Aldredge)
  5. Race of Doom (f/Fred Hollins)
  6. It’s Not Right (f/Tom Chiki)
  7. Don’t You Know (f/Pam Hanlin)
  8. Red Eye (f/SaMaNtHa)
  9. Freedom of Choice (f/Matt Hurwitz)
  10. Beautiful World (f/Malcolm Tent)

 

Quality:

very good

Notes:

DEVOtional 2005 was held at the Lime Spider in Akron, OH, on 2005-08-20. Recorded from the soundboard by Alex Brunelle, and in the room by Malcolm Tent.

When you place a request for a set of DEVOtional Audio Documentation, you will receive a link to all relevant recordings from that year and are free to pick and choose what parts you’d like to keep.

The No-Counts: A friend and radio DJ, an actual Transylvanian count by the name of Count John Manolesco had recorded a vocal track for Whip It some 25 years before for use on his radio show, though he was totally unfamiliar with the song. However, this didn’t stop his rendition from being a hot play on local Ohio stations. Sadly, the Count died before ever being able to perform it live. 25 years later, however, through the magic of digital technology, the Count performs from beyond the grave.

Team DEVO is a band made up of students at the Paul Greene School of Rock, Philadelphia, made up completely of teenagers. The students learned these DEVO songs in their classes and debuted their set at the ECC and DEVOtional.

Spudboys soundboard audio was professionally remastered by Rob Colwell.

The soundboard recordings made at the Lime Spider left something to be desired. The sound generally wasn’t good, but Malcolm’s recordings sound a bit fuller. (The downside, however, is that Malcolm’s mics wound up being hit by Scott Orsi’s large fan that was sitting on the stage during the Spuodboys’ set.)

Source:

MT Field Unit

Contributor:

Alex B., Malcolm Tent

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