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Emergency Broadcast Systems
Emergency Broadcast Systems Sampler
Genres: Alternative Rock, Pop, Rock

Track Listings (13) - Disc #1
1. Camera That Could Lie - Emergency Broadcast System, Brock, Dave
2. Green Finned Demon - Emergency Broadcast System, Brock, Dave
3. Rizz's Radio Song [Instrumental] - Emergency Broadcast System, Captain Rizz
4. Frenzzy - Emergency Broadcast System, Brock, Dave
5. Coded Languages - Emergency Broadcast System, Bainbridge, Harvey
6. Angels of Death - Emergency Broadcast System, Brock, Dave
7. Yassasim - Emergency Broadcast System, House, Simon
8. White Zone - Emergency Broadcast System, Brock, Dave
9. Journey - Emergency Broadcast System, Brock, Dave
10. Xenomorph - Emergency Broadcast System, Davey, Alan
11. Morbius/Brain Machine - Emergency Broadcast System, Mr. Dibs
12. Higher Than Before - Emergency Broadcast System, Davey, Alan
13. Sonic Destruction [Advent Re-mix] - Emergency Broadcast System, Moorcock, Michael

CD Details

All Artists: Emergency Broadcast Systems
Title: Emergency Broadcast Systems Sampler
Members Wishing: 0
Total Copies: 0
Label: Griffin Records
Release Date: 4/16/1996
Genres: Alternative Rock, Pop, Rock
Style:
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPC: 054421059628

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CD Reviews

'Emergency Broadcast System Samples' (EBS)

Mike Reed | USA | 03/02/2008

(3 out of 5 stars)

"Hadn't seen this various artists CD around for quite sometime now. Total of thirteen tracks, nothing to get too excited about - but an okay compilation title. Has got several Hawkwind cuts that show up on some Griffin label mid-'90's pressings like "Green Finned Demon", the stunning "Angels Of Death" and "Xenomorph". Plus some decent tunes from the Hawkwind long-running alumni Simon House, Dave Brock and Alan Davey. Oh, and Spacehead's "Morbius / Brain Machine" isn't bad. Primarily aimed toward the completists."