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	"ROCKET SCIENCE"
		Antipodean supercharged psyche-rockers are new arrivees from the fertile Australian rock'n'roll scene, Rocket Science have paid their dues back home after a series of stellar supports with the likes of You Am I, Boss Hog and The Supersuckers.
		Melbourne quartet Rocket Science, however, are one of those bands that are so awesomely breathtaking live that any thoughts of detraction go crashing through the nearest window on an unstoppable wave of discordant feedback.
		Yet Fifteen years on from that pre-teen insurrection, Roman and his truly inspirational band are still driven by a belief in tapping into the primal formula which drives rock'n'roll.
	www.voodoorhythm.com /rocketscience.htm (1177 words)

	Joy to the world - smh.com.au
		At 15, Jacobsen was offered full-time work at the accountants' office where he was a mail boy during the school holidays: "My boss said, 'You've got to learn to add up, son there's the phone book'.
		Given Jacobsen's flair for negotiation, it's perhaps unsurprising that he quit playing in the band to become their manager.
		, the all-Australian musical based on the life (and death) of rock'n'roller Johnny O'Keefe, was Jacobsen's idea and took him right back to his start in the music biz.
	www.smh.com.au /articles/2002/09/01/1030508160085.html (1177 words)

	Ross Wilson - Free Music Downloads, Videos, CDs, MP3s, Bio, Merchandise and Links
		Wilson's band Mondo Rock went on to become one of the most popular Australian acts of the '80s, and during this time, he also performed with a side project called Rockhouse.
		Ross "The Boss" Wilson inhabits a venerable place in Australia's rock pantheon alongside the likes of John Farnham, Jimmy Barnes, and Billy Thorpe during a career that has spanned four decades.
		Wilson began producing other acts, including albums for groundbreaking fellow Australian rockers the Skyhooks.
	www.artistdirect.com /nad/music/artist/bio/0,,518551,00.html (649 words)

	"ROCKET SCIENCE"
		Antipodean supercharged psyche-rockers are new arrivees from the fertile Australian rock'n'roll scene, Rocket Science have paid their dues back home after a series of stellar supports with the likes of You Am I, Boss Hog and The Supersuckers.
		Melbourne quartet Rocket Science, however, are one of those bands that are so awesomely breathtaking live that any thoughts of detraction go crashing through the nearest window on an unstoppable wave of discordant feedback.
		Revolver magazine was even moved to exclaim: "God uses an electric organ in his band, Rocket Science use one too, except they're in league with Satan".
	www.voodoorhythm.com /rocketscience.htm (1177 words)

	Median Strip: New Zealand Radio and Recording News
		"To return an immediate positive EBITDA across both radio and television, while absorbing the establishment and launch costs of such major long term strategies, is unprecedented and is a credit to the strong management teams in both radio and television," says CanWest boss Brent Impey.
		The company's Head of Marketing, Anthony Wilson, says they "couldn't pass up the opportunity of supporting and promoting some of the best talent currently on the Australian music scene."
		As Bic Runga, Goldenhorse and Nathan Haines have all done in recent times, Johnson is to employ a rather large backing band for his show at Auckland's Aotea Centre on November 5.
	www.medianstrip.com (1177 words)

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