Free The Robots - The Prototype

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Free the Robots - The Prototype
(Limited Edition CD) Elsewhere Studios, 2004

Free the Robots - The Prototype
(Limited Edition CD) Elsewhere Studios, 2004

Tracklisting:
01. Introbots
02. Listen
03. Jazzhole
04. Our Time (science & technology)
05. Moonchild (King Crimson)
06. lesson 5.5 (instrumental)
07. How is the World?
08. Space and Time
09. ADEAO-dato (a new day)
10. the END...

Links:
myspace.com/freetherobots
robotfreedom.blogspot.com
thisisthecrosby.blogspot.com
elsewherestudios.com
myspace.com/fromelsewhere

Info :
The first experiment by Free the Robots limited to 400 people. 10 songs including the re-worked versions of the four sample tracks on our page. other tracks have musical contributions by: Q (west indian girl/vocals), phil (vela/vocals), and fromElsewhere (fresh cuts). dont sleep because this is the first and only press of this CD!

Author: Djouls

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