KROQ-FM Devotees Album (Vinyl, LP, Compilation) album cover

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Various ‎– KROQ-FM Devotees Album

Label:
Rhino Records (2) ‎– RNSP 301, Rhino Records (2) ‎– RNSP-301
Format:
Vinyl, LP, Compilation
Country:
US
Released:
1979
Genre:
Electronic, Rock
Style:
New Wave, Experimental

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A1 –Knife Lust Shrivel Up
Written-By – G.V. Casale*, M. Mothersbaugh*
A2 –Jupiter (24) Mongoloid
Written-By – G.V. Casale*
A3 –The View (4) Uncontrollable Urge
Written-By – M. Mothersbaugh*
A4 –The Firemen (2) Jocko Bozo
Written-By – M. Mothersbaugh*
A5 –The Deadliners Mongoloid
Written-By – G.V. Casale*
A6 –The Bakersfield Boogie Boys* Okie From Muskogee
Written-By – Haggard*, Burris*
B1 –Lonnie And The Devotions Jocko Homo
Written-By – M. Mothersbaugh*
B2 –The Doguloids Blockhead
Written-By – B. Mothersbaugh*, M. Mothersbaugh*
B3 –The Touch Tone Tuners Jocko Homo
Written-By – M. Mothersbaugh*
B4 –Y-22 Music Inspired By Space Junk
B5 –The Sordes Mongoloid
Written-By – G.V. Casale*
B6 –Bohonian Plimquins Gut Feeling
Written-By – B. Mothersbaugh*, M. Mothersbaugh*

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Notes

"This LP was compiled from tapes sent in by KROQ listeners during the summers of 1978 and 79. KROQ, Rhino Records (2) and Devo would like to thank all the mutants who entered the Devotees contest."

All songs published by Devo Music / Virgin Music, except A6 published by Blue Book Music.

Catalog number is "RNSP 301" on cover but "RNSP-301" on labels.

Barcode and Other Identifiers

  • Rights Society: BMI
  • Matrix / Runout (Side A, etched): RNSP-301 side 1
  • Matrix / Runout (Side B, etched): RNSP-301 SIDE-2

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C0rp0ralClegg

C0rp0ralClegg

December 9, 2018
A fun note, Richard Branson said that the contest was short of winners so he and Foos did the Bakersfield group to pad it out.
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dpfrag

dpfrag

May 18, 2018

An odd curiosity that came out toward the very beginning of Devo's life (in terms of albums at least). So most of the tracks are covers of tracks from Q/A. Some of it is fun, some of it is bizarre, some of it misses the mark, a lot of it is gimmicky but at the same time it is a time piece and worth listening too (after all those Devo records of course!)
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