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wasted -

wasted - Artist: Album: from squares to circles, From: Vancouver, Please Support and purchase 'wasted' from ProjectOpus.com (http://www.projectopus.com/rehabforegos), Date Posted: June 11, 2006

yeah yeah!!!

Journal Of A Narcoleptic -

Journal Of A Narcoleptic - Artist: Album: Postcards and Daydreaming, From: Vancouver, Please Support and purchase 'Journal Of A Narcoleptic' from ProjectOpus.com (http://www.projectopus.com/danmangan), Date Posted: July 27, 2006

- Picked up for MusicBC's "In The Mix 2006" compilation - In rotation on XM Radio's "The Verge" Channel 52 - Music video directed by Dan West summer 2006 - "We wander around living in our heads"

complete -

complete - Artist: Album: from squares to circles, From: Vancouver, Please Support and purchase 'complete' from ProjectOpus.com (http://www.projectopus.com/rehabforegos), Date Posted: June 11, 2006

its all about being like the cookie monster

Lights Out New Orleans -

Lights Out New Orleans - Artist: Album: released as single only, From: Vancouver, Please Support and purchase 'Lights Out New Orleans' from ProjectOpus.com (http://www.projectopus.com/ryanmcmahon), Date Posted: June 6, 2006

A song written after viewing about 10 hours of viewing CNN disaster footage of Hurricane Katrina..

Comeback Girl -

Comeback Girl - Artist: Album: released as single only, From: Dublin, Please Support and purchase 'Comeback Girl' from ProjectOpus.com (http://www.projectopus.com/irishunsigned), Date Posted: June 6, 2006

From a review on www.IrishUnsigned.com: "Quarter of the way through the album ["Aaagh!" by Republic of Loose] you get to "Comeback Girl", their hit single from 2005. This song got so much radio play that people began to insist that there was *no way* it could be by an Irish band because Irish radio stations simply do not play an Irish act that much. More to the point, it is *still* getting tons of airplay and will probably get even more when the Summer - that's two weeks in July if we're lucky - finally arrive to these shores. It's another of those songs wrapped instinctively around a groove that makes the listener think of Summer, of Disco/Funk, of The 70's, of "chillin out" (man...). It's easy-going, it's catchy, it's easy to learn the lyrics (and even the lyrics build a picture of lazy days and even lazier nights to complement the bass and melody). Occasional (short) crescendoes remind you that R.o.L can do more than walking-pace groove-and-bass but this is where their nature tends to take them.