TODData: Promoting the Music &
Inspirational Ideas of Todd Rundgren.

TODData is a resevoir of information about the revolutionary albums and inspirational ideas of musician and visionary Todd Rundgren. Todd began his career as a commercial recording artist in the late-1960s spawning the hits We Gotta Get You A Woman, I Saw the Light, Hello It's Me, Can We Still Be Friends, and Bang on the Drum All Day. Not content with pop stardom, he veered into uncharted creative territories while simultaneously producing his own band, Utopia, as well as others. His trademark sound is evident on albums by Hall & Oates, Grand Funk, Patti Smith, XTC, the Tubes, and the seminal Bat Out of Hell for Meat Loaf.

The Spark of Life

TODData began as a short series biography by Ruth Rundgren (Todd's mom) and illustrator/writer Bill Bricker back in the late-1980s with the goal of harvesting the largest database of fan's names and addresses. Later, it morphed into an information well of collected thoughts, and emerged as a focal point for fan-interactive projects. TODData has run campaigns of increasing scope to perpetuate Todd's ideas. It started small with posters and record collection auctions. Then it grew.

40 Years of Todd in Rolling Stone

The most recent success, 40 Years of Todd, was a half page ad in the 40th anniverary issue of in Rolling Stone Magazine (#1039). TODData raised over $25K to run the ad which included the names of 875 fan sponsors. Contributors received bonus gifts based on donations: shirts, buttons, pins, and posters. During Todd's west coast tour, he sanctioned collection toward the project at his shows. After the ad ran in Novemember of 2007, independent testing ranked it in the top ten most actionable promotions in the record-breaking publication.

There's Always More

TODData is at it again with 40 Years of Something/Anything? Go to the SUPPORT S/A?4(@) page for more info on how to GET YOUR NAME IN ROLLING STONE in 2012!