SuperBustySamuraiMonkey
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Alley Beach wrote:

thought of some more.
devo
sleeping with 3 pillows and a body pillow
buying instruments that i will almost never use but having the excuse that i might need it one day

Jay Tholen wrote:

How is Devo a guilty pleasure?!?!?!

Jay Tholen wrote:

How is Devo a guilty pleasure?!?!?!

Jay Tholen wrote:

How is Devo a guilty pleasure?!?!?!

Jay Tholen wrote:

How is Devo a guilty pleasure?!?!?!


If anything, NOT liking devo is a guilty pleasure

Alpine
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Bit wish wrote:

Asian chicks.

Alley Beach wrote:

buying instruments that i will almost never use but having the excuse that i might need it one day

token
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basshunter

shitty low budget horror films, idk they just entice me

AndrewKilpatrick
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Brighton | Portsmouth | UK
extreme zan-zan-zawa-veia wrote:

david cameron

He's comforting in a crisis

PanicPlant
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Puerto Rico
SuperBustySamuraiMonkey wrote:
Alley Beach wrote:

thought of some more.
devo
sleeping with 3 pillows and a body pillow
buying instruments that i will almost never use but having the excuse that i might need it one day

Jay Tholen wrote:

How is Devo a guilty pleasure?!?!?!

Jay Tholen wrote:

How is Devo a guilty pleasure?!?!?!

Jay Tholen wrote:

How is Devo a guilty pleasure?!?!?!

Jay Tholen wrote:

How is Devo a guilty pleasure?!?!?!


If anything, NOT liking devo is a guilty pleasure

Exactly.

I have an... Uncontrolable urge to listen to Devo.

Ba dum tsh

ForaBrokenEarth
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Alpine wrote:

crappy, moe, slice of life, cute girls doing cute things anime.

Moe- no.
Slice of life- All the time.

Although I'm not really ashamed of it, I love 80's and 90's anime and anime music. I also love digging out anime/manga that tried to cash in on the Mon's craze from the late 90's/early 00's.  Especially if they tried to do something different. Stuff like Alien 9 and Shadow Star Narutaru.

Jellica
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i brought a best of devo once and it was pretty terrible whip it onwards.

XyNo
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Joliette, QC, Canada

DEVOSCENE !

Alley Beach
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clovis CA


favorite song. got me through my senior year of highschool. im only 18 xD

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extreme zan-zan-zawa-veia
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Jellica wrote:

i brought a best of devo once and it was pretty terrible whip it onwards.

well their first album is proper post-punk full of blunt anger
they get spongier and more muted from that point

herr_prof
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Guide to Devo albums in order of quality

1. Duty Now (the perfect mix of synth devo and guitar devo)
2, Freedom of Choice (almost every song is killer)
3. New Traditionalists (the best ALL SYNTH devo)
4. Oh No! (dancey as fuck)
5. Q: Are we not men? (eno made it too new wave, I like duty now cuz its more PUNK)
5.5 Hardcore vols 1 and 2 (music to piss off your mom on car trips)
6. Something for Everyone (liked it when it came out havent really listened to it in a while... some great songs some.. NOT SO GOOD)
7. E-Z Listening Disc Half the songs are better than the originals
8. Smoothnoodlemaps (the grunge record, some songs sound really angry and fresh and others just limp along)
9.  Shout (the cocaine record)
10. Total Devo (the cocaine record that was supposed to be the soundtrack for a neuromancer movie)

herr_prof
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Im sure someone can arc a DEVO QUALITY AS FUNCTION OF RATIO OF GUITARS , ANALOG SYNTHS, AND ROMPLERS USED INDEX.

stargazer
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SLC, UT

Did that DEVO comp ever come together? I've still got a pretty good start on That's Good...

herr_prof
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It would have to find some way to top:
http://8bitoperators.bandcamp.com/album … vo-tribute

k7
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Poland
katsumbhong wrote:

I enjoy reading instruction/user manuals more than novels and biographies.

some manuals are better novels/biographies than novels/biographies.

Jellica
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England
extreme zan-zan-zawa-veia wrote:
Jellica wrote:

i brought a best of devo once and it was pretty terrible whip it onwards.

well their first album is proper post-punk full of blunt anger
they get spongier and more muted from that point

yes their first album is loverly i have a pretty picture disk version

my dad has a really nice 7" that sounds like raw/demo versions of some of the album tracks. really clangy synth chaos