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Jul 17, 2007 1 hr 23 min

Broadcast on 16-Jul-2007

from CiTR -- Karasu (2007) Hosted by CiTR & Discorder Magazine

Tonight's show will be focusin gon Japanese robots: the tech's, the specs, and music that reflect the giant eletrikku robotto! Playlist for July 16th, 2007: 1) Doddodo:ABCDOSAKA 2) toddle:Step With the Gloom 3) Polysics: Cyborg Kanojyo 4) Nanao Tabito: Blue Hunting 5) Supercar: White Surf Style 5 6) Yoko Kanno: Smile 7) Rovo: Kmara 8)Mondo Grosso : Everything Needs Love (feat. Cornelius) 9) After Dinner : Paradise of Replica 10) Nyantora: Jupiter 11) The Aprils : Twinkle of the Stars, Little Stars, Shining Stars 12) DJ Krush: Silent Ungah (Too Much Pain) 13) Zoobombs : C'mon and Get Down

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