Second and Eighteen
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Record Label: Zero Down Entertainment
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Honest Bob and the Factory-to-Dealer Incentives, purveyors of fine quality rock to the Greater Boston area for over a decade, return with a CD chock full of delicious songs both sweet and sour. If you are at all interested in the amorous adventures of conductor Leopold Stokowski, the perils of being hit on by someone already in a relationship, the advantages to humanity provided by the use of speech, the dangers of backing up into someone's car, the joys of listening to Guided By Voices, or the hellish ecology of Luke Skywalker's home planet, you've come to the right place.
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awesome
author: Peter Eck
Yes, "Hey" and "I Get By" were made popular by Guitar hero and Rock Band. But the less known songs on this album are great too. My personal favorite is "Don't Look Right" followed closely by "Tatoonie" or "I Get By."
Definently a must have if you enjoyed their "famous" songs.
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Second and Eighteen
author: Heather
Awesome album, I love Hey, I Will Deny, and Wake Up, just to name a few of my favorites. The whole CD is really great though; I'm really glad that Guitar Hero and Rock Band are helping Honest Bob get their music out there.
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Super excellent!
author: Tim Jones
I love this band. The one-two-three of Hey, Time Cube, and Leopold is one of the best openings to any album ever. The constant time shifts in I Don't Want To Hear About Your Crappy Boyfriend are so much fun, and then there's the incomparable I Get By. This band reminds me of the Mr. T Experience without any noticeable Ramones influence, which, for once, is not a bad thing. Also the wonderful doo-wop cover of Head Like A Hole is, in a word, really really really really cool.
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Amazingly Unique
author: Josh Minor
This album is amazing. Each song on here is fun to listen to. Of course this album has the song 'I Get By' which was made famous from the game Rock Band. One of the greatest highlight for me on this album was their cover of Nine Inch Nail's 'Head Like a Hole'. They throw this cheery little riff over the entire thing and sing it like a lighthearted love song. It still has the dark lyrics though, and it becomes this horrifyingly happy song.
Glad I bought this album, not so much their other one.
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