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Nitrous Nightmare: Halloween Live 1975 (Tape)

FUTURISMO · SKU: FTRSMO65

Pop • Alternative • Rock • Indie

Preorder • 06 Nov 2026

Tracklist

18 tracks
  • 1Secret Agent ManNo preview
  • 10FrauleinNo preview
  • 11Jocko HomoNo preview
  • 12Shimmy ShakeNo preview
  • 13Midget/My Lai MamaNo preview
  • 14I Need a ChickNo preview
  • 15“Beer Can Rebellion”No preview
  • 16Baby Talking BitchesNo preview
  • 17ChangoNo preview
  • 18BeulahNo preview
  • 2Subhuman WomanNo preview
  • 3Bamboo BimboNo preview
  • 4“We Gotta Go Low with Devo”No preview
  • 5Buttered BeautiesNo preview
  • 6I Been RefusedNo preview
  • 7Auto ModownNo preview
  • 8Space Girl BluesNo preview
  • 9Smart PatrolNo preview

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FTRSMO65

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Mint (M)

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Mint (M)

Sleeve Condition

Mint (M)

Format

1x Vinyl 12" Cassette

Features

Limited Edition Pressing on Pink Shocker Colo

Description

Futurismo are proud to present DEVO’s NITROUS NIGHTMARE, Halloween Live ‘75. Never before released, or heard in it’s entirety, this legendary live performance is presented here in it’s full chaotic glory on Super Limited edition Deluxe cassette format! The live release all hardcore Devo fans have been waiting for, Nitrous Nightmare demonstrates a band harnessing their artistic greatness in the purest of forms. This mythic performance captures Devo perfecting some of their most iconic concepts in the raw. Expertly restored, this live recording makes for a thrilling experience, it also captures Devo as a lightening rod for hostility. On Halloween 1975, Devo took the stage at the WHK Auditorium in Cleveland, in a supporting capacity for jazz legend Sun Ra, to perform for a raucous crowd dressed in the finest of Halloween cliché. Already riding high on Nitrous Oxide and booze supplied by the sponsoring radio station, this unaware horde was expecting to see a slick cover band churning out renditions of Bad Company hits, only to be subjected to an act of subversive performance art that would send the growingly aggravated crowd into eventual meltdown. Physical threats ensued, but Devo played on.

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