How does Yea Forums feel about Devo?
Devo
Ryder Myers
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Liam Hill
Are they not men?
Ryder Johnson
It's just the Talking Heads except bad
Anthony Jones
Really good, even if their new albums are poopy. Oh No is really underrated in particular, it might be my favorite album by them.
Luis Bell
They are devo
Nolan Brooks
They were before the Talking Heads, though. Anyone who things new wave originated in New York doesn't know what they're talking about.
Lincoln Martin
and they're also better than the talking heads lol
Brody James
They just sound like the Talking Heads except not good
Austin Lewis
You're just fooled by the fact that they released their debut first
Cameron Kelly
What a retarded comment
Grayson Morales
Factual you mean
Zachary Nelson
Eli Watson
As factual as the earth being flat
Chase Long
they are both great and have their own sound. fuck off with your fandom war shit
Daniel Cox
could of been one of the greatest.
Lincoln Moore
Talking Heads could never write a song as good as Gut Feeling
Chase Barnes
Talking Heads' first album was September 77. Devo's first album was July 78.
Dominic Price
>Devo
Formed 1972 Kent, Ohio
First single: 1977
>Talking Heads
Formed 1975 New York, New York
First single: also 1977
Benjamin Rivera
And Devo released a short film in 1976 (with the music from that film being from 1974-75)
Thomas Bennett
Yeah they were making music since the beginning. They just never released much until 1977, because they were kind of a fringe act up until that point. They opened for fucking Sun Ra of all people. Nothing would have come out of them had Eno and Bowie not picked them up in the late 70's.
Dominic Perry
New Traditionalists is the best album, hands down
Tyler Ward
I enjoy their debut album
Grayson King
It's crazy that they made at least 4-5 albums worth of material in the mid-70s and didn't release any of this stuff properly until the 90s. I guess they held it all back because they knew they couldn't troll audiences if anyone knew who they were.
Matthew Cooper
easy 7/10 band, every album worth at least one listen.
Jordan Baker
They were dorks in the 80s and they're old dorks now.
Robert Ward
Changed my life to be honest. Can't believe such an amazing album came out a decade before I was born (parents are metal-heads so they get a pass)
Blake Hall
they're entirely different bands playing different genres.
Not a very good comparison