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	1984 (disambiguation) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		1984 (opera), a 2005 opera adaptation of the novel composed by Lorin Maazel
		1984 (Rick Wakeman album), an 1981 album by Rick Wakeman
		1984 (Van Halen album), a 1984 album by Van Halen
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/1984_(disambiguation) (226 words)

	The Punk Site . Com \| Punk. Respect It. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Roger Miret has been a quintessential part of the New York City punk/hardcore scene for a lot time, he was an important player in the movement of the genre all over the world as he led the famed Agnostic Front.
		Miret's vocals are strong and gravelly and come through with a sense of honesty as he sings about rebelling, rioting, being a hooligan, hating everyone, a rebel female, and remembering old times in New York back in 1984 among other things.
		Roger Miret and The Disasters are one true punk band amongst an unknown amount of emo bands, making for a nice break in the monotony of the same song over and over again.
	www.thepunksite.com /reviews.php?page=album/o_z/rogermiret_1984 (313 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Roger Miret is one of the most recognizable names in the hardcore/punk scenes due in part to his time spent in the legendary NYHC band, Agnostic Front.
		But anyway, in 2001 Roger Miret and The Disasters were born and soon after, they released their debut self titled full length.
		It's simply a picture of the band with Roger in the front and his bandmates in the background with some contrasted stuff going on with the bands logo stretching vertically up the left side.
	www.siczine.com /reviews/thedisasters.htm (561 words)

	Roger Miret and the Disasters - 1984 Review - sputnikmusic (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Upon the huge success of Agnostic Front, Miret came to be a legend in the genre, and uses of the then-famous “Oi" element got them noticed.
		The cliché chants become a bit overloaded throughout some of the album, but as small a matter as that is, it deserves to be pointed out.
		To punk rock, to the sounds before Miret, and to the listeners that brought him to be.
	www.sputnikmusic.com /album.php?reviewid=4994 (1043 words)

	Punknews.org \| Roger Miret and The Disasters - 1984
		This late in the game Roger Miret's very good at what he does, so while 1984 is an album full of street punk clichés and free of any real surprises, it still manages to deliver a catchy batch of shout-along rock'n'roll.
		The Disasters continue to have a lot in common with the U.S. Bombs, as Miret spits out lyrics with the delivery of Duane Peters while the band's backing vocals are layered to drive the chorus hooks as deep as possible.
		Miret's vocals are at their most interesting when he's completely departed from anything resembling Agnostic Front.
	www.punknews.org /reviews.php?op=albumreview&id=3776 (1430 words)

	Roger Miret And The Disasters - 1984 - Montag Press
		Roger Miret you see is one of those anorak-wearing historical re-enactors - sad little enthusiasts who lovingly re-create famous battles and skirmishes in muddy fields on weekends.
		Catch-up time; Cuban born punk-rocker Roger Miret formed Agnostic Front in 1982 took hardcore, threw in a pinch of metal and established himself as the baddest bad-ass motherfucker in a world of bad bad-ass motherfuckers and to just prove it he bred pit-bulls and even did a spell inside.
		‘1984' is a misty-eyed flick through the great man's vinyl collection; their muddy field is a stage in a grimy punk-rock club and their lovingly recreated battles of antiquity are bands like The Clash, Stiff Little Fingers and Sham 69 as they fire out toe-tappingly boisterous punk'n'roll sounding eerily like early stripped-down Social Distortion.
	www.montagpress.co.uk /index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=255&Itemid=40 (376 words)

	1984: Reviews, Discography, Audio Clips, and more \|\|\| Music.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		1984 is the veteran hardcore punk frontman's second solo record, and it's released concurrently with Agnostic Front 's latest bludgeoning effort.
		1984 's throwback sound is loose and lively, but Miret still brings the sweat-blood passion that's always defined Agnostic Front.
		But again, for what it is, Miret and his band's commitment and seasoned ability keep 1984 largely on target.
	www.music.com /release/1984/12 (415 words)

	Blender :: guide
		Roger Miret and the Disasters, led by another old friend of Frederiksen's, opens tonight's gig.
		Testing out new material from their forthcoming album, 1984, Miret (who also serves as singer for legendary New York hardcore band Agnostic Front) teeters at the edge of the stage with his low-slung guitar and rallies the rowdy crowd into singing.
		Later, as the Disasters blast through two Agnostic Front songs with that group's guitarist, Vinnie Stigma, the crowd abandons their sporadic pogoing and whips full throttle into a swirling circle pit that braces both of the side walls.
	www.blender.com /guide/reviews.aspx?id=3045 (417 words)

	Punk As CD Reviews: Roger Miret and the Disasters 1984
		Although seemingly originally formed as a side-project, Agnostic Front man Roger Miret's The Disasters go from strength to strength in establishing themselves as a formidable genre outfit in their own right.
		The album continues the sound established on the first full-length - a no-nonsense, brash, rock 'n' roll influenced punk rock album.
		The first peak of the album is second song in, "Riot, Riot, Riot", which demonstrates that even a straightforward rock song can be propelled upwards through some subtle use of dynamics and a catchy-as-fuck chorus.
	www.punkas.com /1984.html (241 words)

	Shock Records (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Miret’s unique vocal approach has toned down on the anger to allow more of a rocking Rancid-like vibe, while Kill provides the hook laden accompanying riffs and solos.
		And while his solo endeavour with The Disasters shows a slight change of direction and style, it’s no less worthy of the attention it’ll attract just because his name is attached on the front.
		‘1984’ is a rock filled punk album that isn’t ashamed of its old school values.
	www.shock.com.au /releases/review.asp?release_ID=128207 (419 words)

	2005 albums
		The 10 songs of the album, most of all introspective, are beautifully interpreted by Marianne which has a voice lower of at least an octave in comparison with her debut, result of her age, but most of all of drugs and alcohol abuse (after all, she was with the Stones for many years).
		In fact, the problem with this new album, it’s that in despite of the presence of first quality songs, excellent melodies and good rhythms, they are all separated by weaker songs which is breaking the rhythm of the album.
		Even if the album was bringing interesting elements, with the integration of electronic to their post-grunge sound, the audience didn’t seem ready at all to follow them.
	www.musicomania.ca /en/2005_albums.htm (9680 words)

	Roger Miret and the Disaster (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		After an environmental disaster affects human fertility, Roger is manufactured to be the first of the new children--sophisticated androids created to act, think, roger miret and the disaster and talk like normal kids--but Roger will never grow up, roger miret and the disaster and he does not want to be replaced.
		Roger Miret and the Disasters (album) - Roger Miret and the Disasters is the eponymous debut album by Roger Miret and the Disasters.
		1984 (Roger Miret and the Disasters album) - 1984 is the second album by Roger Miret and the Disasters.
	ch47.greenzinenet.com /rogermiretandthedisaster.html (727 words)

	1984 Lyrics - by ROGER MIRET AND THE DISASTERS from album 1984 (2005) : Lyrics And Songs
		You are viewing lyrics of 1984 by ROGER MIRET AND THE DISASTERS from the album 1984 (2005) at LyricsAndSongs.COM
		The Lyrics above are the lyrics to 1984 and are (absolutly correct)
		The Lyrics above are to 1984 and are (Mostly correct, Yet...
	www.lyricsandsongs.com /song/187835.html (306 words)

	Punk-It.net (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		You don't have to listen very long to recognize a few key elements of 1984, the new release by Roger Miret and the Disasters, led by the frontman of New York hardcore legends Agnostic Front.
		As with the band's 2002 S/T debut record, Miret's classic punk rock influence on his "other" band's style is obvious, and he sets aside the hardcore to explore other avenues.
		If Roger Miret is anything, he's a punk rock purist.
	www.punk-it.net /albums/disasters_1984.html (401 words)

	Epitaph Records
		That "Loud And Proud," the opening track on Roger Miret And The Disasters' new album 1984 begins with a rousing round of background "hey hey hey's" is...
		That "Loud And Proud," the opening track on Roger Miret And The Disasters' new album 1984 begins with a rousing round of background "hey hey hey's" is not an isolated event.
		The thirteen numbers that make up Miret and the Disasters' sophomore album (and follow-up to their 2002 self-titled debut), are punky anthems that will not only awaken, but summon the activist in even the most laconic of folks.
	epitaph.com /artists/album/416 (907 words)

	Roger Miret And The Disasters - 1984 @ Designer Magazine (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Their quest had a high degree of success when they selected to release this 13 thirteen track foray into the new wave, good old fashioned R and R and ska genres that blend together to make oi punk apparently.
		The perpetrator of this is the Cuban born and New York bred Roger Miret and his three sidekicks, who ooze passion and pride, as is demonstrated in the title track ‘1984’ that collides together the Sex Pistols instrumentals and Sham 69 style vocals and chorus to devastating effect.
		It has been three years since their self titled offering and in that period Roger and co have had their fingers on the pulses of modern realism, seemingly they have been channeling their anger ready to unleash in this explosively cathartic and compelling offering that reaches a climax in ‘I don’t Like You’.
	designermagazine.tripod.com /RogerMiretALBUMREV1.html (334 words)

	ROCKZONE.COM: the next generation (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Roger Miret and the Disasters falls somewhere between these two camps, teetering on the edge of punk with hard, odd-ass vocals yet so god damn well produced they nearly fall into the hands of any old American idiot.
		1984 is a lost Rancid album from the 90's, with Tim f-king around on the vocals.
		Miret's a cross between Armstrong and the Dead Kennedy's, and by far the most interesting thing about the music, otherwise overproduced, slowed-down Rancid songs with set structure and well timed backup vocals.
	www.rockzone.com /reviews/rogermiret.shtml (314 words)

	Agnostic Front
		It was formed by Vinnie Stigma and Roger Miret in 1982, who soon added Ray Beez and Adam Moochie to form the original line-up.
		Miret was arrested on drug charges after releasing a live album, and spent his time in prison writing new songs while Stigma and the band toured Europe for the first time.
		Recently as of 2002, Miret worked on a side project band Roger Miret and the Disasters and released a self-titled album.
	www.artistopia.com /agnostic-front (376 words)

	Roger Miret - AOL Music
		The Disasters are a NYC based punkrock band featuring Roger Miret from Agnostic Front.
		Roger Miret is the vocalist of the hardcore band Agnostic Front, as well as of the band...
		Includes "New York Belongs to Me" from Roger Miret and the Disasters and the exclusive "Voice of a Generation".
	music.aol.com /artist/roger-miret/257640/main (147 words)

	Modern Fix
		In 2002, Roger Miret and the Disasters debuted with a self-titled album of straight-up street punk, with a three-chords-and-the-truth approach that harkened back to classic English punk like The Clash, The Buzzcocks and Stiff Little Fingers.
		The honesty and energy of "1984" is reminiscent of when Rancid's first album exploded onto a music scene deep in the throes of grunge.
		Many fans of agnostic front are quite open-minded and once they gave the Disasters a chance found that, although the style is quite different, they would quickly become fans of the Disasters as well.
	www.modernfix.com /features/48/roger.htm (851 words)

	Punknews.org \| Release date set for new Roger Miret and the Disasters album
		Roger Miret and the Disasters have set a release date for their follow-up to 2005's 1984.
		The new album My Riot is set to be released August 22nd from Sailor's Grave Records.
		I enjoyed 1984 quite a bit, but they are one of those bands where it's probably not worthwhile to own a bunch of their albums.
	www.punknews.org /article/18249 (626 words)

	Metroland Online - Noteworthy
		Don’t assume that just because Miret’s Disasters are not labeled hardcore like his previous band Agnostic Front, it doesn’t mean Miret is any less angry, or tough.
		Sure, Miret recently has been espousing his disgust with gangster rap and how he says it “preaches unconstructive violence and hate, sexism, fascism, ignorance and eventually racism.” And yes, he thinks the gangster-rap attitude has “Infiltrated our scene and.
		His new album, In Your Arms Again, was honored by the Australian-based Rhythms Magazine’s 2005 readers poll as International Blues Album of the Year.
	www.metroland.net /back_issues/vol29_no14/noteworthy.html (918 words)

	Roger Miret & The Disasters : 1984 CD (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Roger Miret & The Disasters : 1984 CD Release Date: 22 February, 2005
		The inside cover to "1984" says "Loud Fast Street Rock n Roll," but the tunes actually aren't that fast, at least compared to the militant, metal-edged precision of Roger Miret's other band, Agnostic Front.
		The honesty and energy of "1984" is a breath of fresh air, reminiscent of when Rancid's first album exploded onto a music scene deep in the throes of grunge.
	www.point19.com /cd/B0007KIFKK (302 words)

	Roger Miret And The Disasters: 1984 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Whilst this album offers few novelties for anyone accustomed to Roger's collective musical works, it's a somewhat slower and more deliberate style than Agnostic Front fans would be used to.
		That being said, it's hard to choose a standout track on the album, which is as much as wrap as it is a criticism.
		On 1984, Cuban-born Roger Miret and his crew seem to find a way to fuse melodic harmonies with streetpunk and come out with a highly pleasing follow up their 2003 debut.
	www.punkunited.com /showreview.php?id=241 (288 words)

	Hexapedia - 1984 (Roger Miret and the Disasters album) (via CobWeb/3.1 planetlab2.netlab.uky.edu) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		1984 is the second album by the Roger Miret and the Disasters.
		It will be released on February 22, 2005.
		Categories: Roger Miret and the Disasters albums 2005 albums Epitaph Records albums
	www.hexafind.com.cob-web.org:8888 /encyclopedia/1984_(Roger_Miret_and_the_Disasters_album) (73 words)

	CD Review: Roger Miret & The Disasters - 1984 @ Blogcritics.org
		Roger Miret was born to Cuban immigrants fleeing Castro's Cuba, and grew up on New York's Lower East Side.
		Generally speaking, his politics and causes are those of the street, of the Irish immigrants of the last century and of the Latino immigrants of this one; justice, loyalty, fair policing, giving people a break, and taking care of one's own.
		It also helps that Miret's songs are born of personal experience rather than youthful idealism, which is the difference between the old neighborhood organizer trading punches inside City Hall and the idiot kid burning the flag outside.
	blogcritics.org /archives/2005/07/06/122214.php (1823 words)

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