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All Times Through Paradise

Search: Robots - (live- live)
by: Saints

Release Date July 27, 2004
If there was a church of Punk, Chris Bailey, Ed Kuepper, Ivor Hay, Kym Bradshaw and Algy Ward should have been held as its saints, and their house in Petrie Terrace, Brisbane (where they used to rehearse in their early days) would have been pilgrimed. I'm not sure, however, whether Punk's clergy would have held them as such. For them, I guess, the Saints were dissenters, to some extent. Oz' finest rock band truly belongs to the church of indifference (following the name of one of their songs). Evolving in glorious isolation in mid-seventies Brisbane, they have never tried to meet the requirements of Punk's orthodoxy (and their approach became even more indifferent to these requirements when they came to Punk-stricken England). "All Times Through ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 2
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Future Soundtrack for America

Search: Robots - (live- live)
by: Various Artists

Release Date August 17, 2004
Nothing like a bunch of multi-millionaires telling the saps who buy their CDs what a sorry state the nation is in. There are a few promising tunes on the CD but it's mostly the usual bilge being spewed by today's wannabe-activist musical acts. Save your money and download the songs you like from iTunes. As for Moveon.org -- their relevance has come and gone. Most of the kids buying this CD probably don't even know the original purpose of this passe, discredited organization. In summary, this is true bleeding heart feel good junk. Shut up and sing.

CD-Charts Position 3
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Countdown

Search: Robots - (live- live)
by: U.K. Subs

Release Date May 29, 2001
I put in a order for this cd,but never got it.How can I review it when I never got the music!

CD-Charts Position 4
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Normal Service Resumed: Live in Croatia

Search: Robots - (live- live)
by: UK Subs

Release Date October 31, 1995
I put in a order for this cd,but never got it.How can I review it when I never got the music!

CD-Charts Position 5
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Normal Service Resumed: Live in Croatia

Search: Robots - (live- live)
by: UK Subs

Release Date June 01, 1995
I put in a order for this cd,but never got it.How can I review it when I never got the music!

CD-Charts Position 6
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Normal Service Resumed: Live in Croatia

Search: Robots - (live- live)
by: UK Subs

Release Date February 24, 2003
I put in a order for this cd,but never got it.How can I review it when I never got the music!

CD-Charts Position 7
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Normal Service Resumed: Live in Croatia

Search: Robots - (live- live)
by: UK Subs

Release Date February 26, 2003
I put in a order for this cd,but never got it.How can I review it when I never got the music!

CD-Charts Position 8
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Sub Mission: The Best of U.K. Subs 1982-1998

Search: Robots - (live- live)
by: U.K. Subs

Release Date December 02, 2003
I put in a order for this cd,but never got it.How can I review it when I never got the music!

CD-Charts Position 9
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Futureheads

Search: Robots - (live- live)
by: The Futureheads

Release Date July 12, 2005
In the music scene today, there may be no band that sounds like it's having more fun than the Futureheads. Their bouncy dancepunk tunes are catchy, gritty-edged, danceable -- and above all, the guys sound like they're having a absolutely glorious time.

A pal of mine went to a Futureheads concert and confided that the crowd didn't move at all. That's hard to imagine -- after a mild buildup of vocal harmonies and guitar riffs, the catchiness kicks in with the rapid-fire percussion. "And I won't say what if it's true/Le garage (le garage-RAGE!)" the guys shout in the opener.

Things don't die down after that, from the Devo-esque "Robot" to the heavy-guitar, dadaesque "Man Ray." Not that everything is all the same -- the Futureheads are one ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 10
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Shojo Toshi

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by: Noriko Tujiko

Release Date July 11, 2006
I already owned the original release, but I got curious about the bonus tracks on this new reissue. I wasn't dissapointed. It includes her very-hard-to-find vinyl release "I Forgot the Title," and it's REALLY GOOD. Shojo Toshi was already a very solid album, but the addition of six new tracks makes this edition well worth it. Go sell your old copy and pick this new one up.