Devo 2.0

DEV2.0 is an album by Devo (credited to Devo 2.0.) It features the group re-recording their earlier hits, with tween Nichole Stoehr singing censored versions of the lyrics.
== Track Listing ==
All Songs Written By Mark Mothersbaugh & Gerald Casale except where noted
# That's Good
# Peek A Boo
# Whip It
# Boy U Want
# Uncontrollable Urge (M. Mothersbaugh)
# Cyclops
# The Winner
# Big Mess
# Jerkin' Back 'N Forth
# Through Being Cool (M. Mothersbaugh/G.Casale/B.Mothersbaugh/Silas Mothersbaugh)
# Freedom of Choice
# Beautiful World
== Credits ==
* Mark Mothersbaugh: Synthesized Keyboards
* Gerald V. Casale: Mini Moog Bass Synthesizer, Bass Guitar on 'Uncontrollable Urge', 'Freedom of Choice' & 'Beautiful World'
* Bob Mothersbaugh: Lead Guitar
* Nichole Stoehr: Lead Vocals
* Van Coppock: Keyboards & Programming, Rhythm Guitar on 'Uncontrollable Urge,'
* Robert Casale: Keyboards & Sequencing on all tracks except 'Uncontrollable Urge'
* Neil Taylor: Drums on all tracks except track 'Whip It' & 'The Winner'
* Nathan Norman: Backing Vocals on all tracks except 'That's Good,' 'Peek-A-Boo', 'Cyclops,' 'Big Mess' & 'Through Being Cool'
* Jackie Emerson: Backing Vocals on 'That's Good', 'Uncontrollable Urge,' 'The Winner,' 'Through Being Cool,' & 'Freedom of Choice'
* Josh Freese: Drums on 'Whip It' & 'The Winner'
== Quotes on the Subject ==
"They said, ‘Here’s what They Might Be Giants did,’ and I said, ‘Well, we’ve always wanted to do Devo, the next generation, a kids’ band doing Devo songs. You look for enthusiasm and talent. A lot of parents push their kids into these situations, and it’s really sad and I didn’t want to be any part of that. So I was only looking for the kids who were really into it, and weren’t just sent there to get another job by their parents, and who really liked the music. If the best of all possible worlds came together, ultimately Devo 2.0 could not only play live, but if it was successful, we could write original material and have them in on it, and then they would be real. Kids always liked Devo songs from the beginning. When test audiences are listening to them, the kids don’t know they are old songs. They think they are new songs, and that’s because we were at one point ahead of our time... Our songs sound like they could be written today, and I’ve always said if our songs weren’t old they’d be new, so this is a chance to make them new, in a way."
- Gerald Casale, 2006"They wanted a girl, and I went and sang ‘Whip It’ and ‘That’s Good,’ and they liked my attitude and spunk and stuff"
- Nicole Stoehr, 2006