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Jihad Jerry & the Evildoers

Based on his standard biography, Jihad Jerry was created in Tehran for an Iranian barber and an Irish-American midwife through the reign from the Shah of Iran. Jihad Jerry was a solid student, generating high marks in a co-ed personal academy in the centre East, and he previously won an …

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Gerald V. Casale

Furthermore to co-founding probably one of the most well-known bands of the complete new wave period, Devo, Gerald V. Casale can be an acclaimed movie director of music movies, having caused a few of rock’s biggest brands. Born and elevated in Ohio (delivery date unidentified), it had been as a …

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Devo

Among new wave’s state-of-the-art and (for a while) successful rings, Devo was also perhaps among it is most misunderstood. Created in Akron, Ohio, in 1972 by Kent Condition art college students Jerry Casale and Tag Mothersbaugh, Devo required their name from their idea of “de-evolution” — the theory that rather …

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Scott Thunes

Bassist Scott Thunes offered as an associate of Frank Zappa’s music group for a lot of the ‘80s, before showing up on a number of albums by various other cult artists. Blessed on January 20th, 1960 in LA, CA, Thunes started taking electric guitar lessons correct around enough time his …

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