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| NOTES > The Chicago lineup of Jupiter Blue was in full swing when 2002's "Devolve The People" was released. The band was performing regularly at Chicago’s top venues and gained a respectable regional following. "Devolve The People" continued along the same pop-glam path as its predecessor "Generation Z" but featured a more finely-tuned song craftsmanship and expressed a wider variety of styles and themes. "DTP"'s highlights include the original versions of "Flyer" and "Plastics On Parade" (a musical re-work of an old Plastic Princess song) and "Celebrate, Manipulate, Destroy," which became mainstays of the live show. |
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