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	Get Ready to ROCK! Review of CD album by pop rock band The Doits called This Is Rocket Science
		THE DOITS ‘This Is Rocket Science’ Wild Kingdom (2004)
		Now that rather harsh rant is over, we can start focusing on the band’s new album, 'This is Rocket Science'.
		I re-iterate, though, that the solution to the band’s problem might be in finding a new vocalist, for Sagasen is by no means a bad guitar player.
	www.getreadytorock.com /reviews/the_doits.htm (258 words)

	Rocket science - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Rocket science, is the study of Rockets and rocketry.
		Rocket science is a slang term for anything complicated.
		Rocket Science is a novel by Jay Lake.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Rocket_science (174 words)

	Oz Music Project - Australian Music Resource and Webzine
		Rocket Science are a dynamic Melbourne four-piece who have taken the classic organ driven snarl of garage punk and molded it into an eerily ambient yet thoroughly updated sound.
		Rocket Science announced their arrival in 2000 with the debut album ‘Welcome Aboard the 3C10’, which took its title from a track they laid down at that very first rehearsal session.
		At the conclusion of their Supergrass commitments, Rocket Science are set to headline several of their own British shows before making a beeline for New York and LA for more showcase gigs.
	www.ozmusicproject.net /band/artist.asp?ID=1105 (491 words)

	Biography
		Following on from the signing, Rocket Science released their debut LP in May of that same year.
		Rocket Science now find themselves in the enviable position where a band has all the ingredients required for success: a provocative and much-loved live show, an album that captures the live spirit of the band and then some, and an individual and incendiary take on rock and roll.
		On February 11 2002 Rocket Science released what was sure to become one of the most important Rock albums of that year.
	rocketscience1.tripod.com /id10.html (335 words)

	Rocket Science @ El Mocambo Downstairs (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Rocket Science are a 4-piece guitar rock juggernaut that excel at painting explosive sonic pictures, and have a penchant for letting loose an extremely ferocious stage show.
		Rocket Science's arrangements are terrifying, and the band's chops are super-human at times.
		Rocket Science left the pleasantries for later and concentrated on flooring the audience.
	www.chartattack.com /damn/PrintThis.cfm?ID=2001061236 (327 words)

	Printable Version
		Although Rocket Science could easily be lumped in with fellow Australian garage-rockers like the Vines and Jet, a spin of the quartet's newest full-length album reveals a sharper style and a wryer songwriting sense than their contemporaries could ever deliver.
		Hailed in their homeland as Australia's premier live band and praised by Supergrass' Gaz Coombes as "simply the best band I've heard in ages," Rocket Science has produced a disc to be reckoned with.
		Rocket Science is certainly at the rawer end of the rock 'n' roll spectrum, but the band doesn't wear its influences on its sleeve as blatantly as Jet does when it comes to AC/DC.
	www.lvcitylife.com /articles/2005/03/09/music/album_reviews/music03cds.prt (1265 words)

	Pop On Top
		Rocket Science are a strong combination of 60's garage and spaceage music with the added panache of the John Spencer Blues Explosion.
		Although the main focus of the band is on the crazy organ and freaked out therimen of lead singer Roman Tucker, Rocket Science are very tight outfit with the brilliant drumming of Kit Warhurst and the understated guitar of Paul Mabury integral to the band's unique sound.
		Rocket Science haven't completely left their garage punk roots behind (in fact some songs like crazy are more abrasive than anything on their debut) but Contact High proves they're definitely not afraid to blast off and explore new areas.
	pop_on_top.tripod.com /albreviewsR.html (983 words)

	Rocket Science@Reverb (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Rocket Science are a four-piece band (ed by work-horse bassist/vocalist Rob Higgins)that specializes in doing it all for the fans, wheeling out a kick-ass set of metallic smart-rock and had prize give-aways for the all-ages audience.
		The band has gotten a lot tighter (as has the material) and the songs are a little more concrete than they were during the band's earlier shows.
		The band seem indie-rock at heart, but their sound is more over the top than your average band.
	www.chartattack.com /damn/PrintThis.cfm?ID=2002030307 (355 words)

	Rocket Science - Latest news, reviews and interviews
		Formed in mid '98, the foursome that would become Rocket Science were all insearch of a fresh musical vehicle when they hooked up in a Melbourne rehearsal studio.
		Rocket Science recorded their debut album in late ¹98 at Sublime studios in Melbourne, hooking up with producer/engineer Simon Grounds, who finished crafting the final 10 tracks by January ¹99.
		ROCKET SCIENCE frontman ROMAN TUCKER is fighting for his life after collapsing before a gig in Melbourne, Australia.
	www.contactmusic.com /new/artist.nsf/0/1EA6A73EC83B6A5B80256F490047DB3B!opendocument&bio=full (458 words)

	RFTC.com - Rocket Science
		Such was my intro to Rocket from the Crypt's second LP, Circa Now, which I'd grabbed randomly from the trash on my roommate's floor just before one trip.
		S: We're obviously a band who respect the history of music, and that had something to do with our decision to go there.
		We try to go for this crazy, unhinged sound and we record it the way we play it live, and the end result is actually a slicker version than what we want.
	www.rftc.com /article.php?articleid=3 (890 words)

	rocket science (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		After an artillery of new songs was collated the band skewed their thoughts to who might have the panache behind the boards to take their third from sweet sonic sketches into a burgeoning fuzzy pop piece to surpass their previous efforts.
		Eternal Holiday is Rockets Science's audio rocket fuel, a robust deathly concoction of swinging hooks, spastic riffing, brink-of-bursting organ and parasite-like chorus that wastes no time busting in and shaking shit up.
		Of course Rocket Science will also be on the road around Australia surrounding the release, people are advised to keep their ears to the ground, it's likely you'll hear this beast coming.
	www.modularpeople.com /03/rocket_science/rocketscience.htm (402 words)

	Typo - Faculty of Arts eZine - music - Supergrass supported by Rocket Science
		A relatively new Australian band, Rocket Science consists of keyboards, guitar, bass, drums and a singer who was surprisingly energetic for someone who had been in a coma recently.
		Finishing their half and hour set with their popular Triple J regular ‘sex call’, Rocket Science were a fun band to see, even if you weren’t familiar with their music and they will most likely be a solid member of the Australian music scene.
		By the time Rocket Science had left the building I could sense that my poor boyfriend was getting irritated with my constant squeaks and the repetition of “I’m soooo excited”.
	www.gu.edu.au /text/faculty/ats/ezine/music/content_supergrass.html (1002 words)

	www.myspace.com/rocketscienceband
		And an initial listening might make it easy to write Rocket Science off as just another emoish pop-punk group trying to be the next Blink 182, especially after hearing hook-laden ditties such as Child's Play.
		But to simply classify the group as a punk-pop band and then dismiss them would be a mistake, and one that upon further consideration would be obvious.
		Originally forming in Saugerties, NY under a myriad of names with a rotating cast of members, the band Rocket Science got its start in the summer of 2001.
	www.myspace.com /rocketscienceband (927 words)

	Sound the Sirens Magazine \| Audio Reviews \| Rocket Science
		I suppose that is an obscure sub-genre, but somehow Rocket Science falls into it.
		Rocket Science does wallow in the great rock and roll tradition of excess.
		According to fans, including such notables as Supergrass, Rocket Science have a ferocious live show- if only that came through in the album, because one thing missing from the rock revival is the raw, unbridled energy that first imbued rock and roll with such a tenacious life force.
	www.soundthesirens.com /articles/index.php?id=33,192,0,0,1,0 (475 words)

	Amazon.com: Rocket Science: Music: Tribal Tech (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Ironically, there's not as much rocket science here in terms of hi-tech gear and virtuosic writing as there was on early 1990s Tribal Tech albums.
		That's particularly obvious in the stunning title track, which opens with a delightfully chaotic barrage of metallic, ring-modulated guitar from Scott Henderson, before being soundly underpinned by a solid funk groove from Gary Willis and Kirk Covington and building to a gloriously savage, demonic climax.
		Rocket Science, however, is quality from start to finish with only one down moment (Mini-me, a weak jam over a sample-and-hold riff from Kinsey).
	www.amazon.com /exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/B000053VI6?v=glance (1272 words)

	Rocket Science - Contact High (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		They seem like another bunch of new boys surfing on 2003`s punky, garagey wave, but Australia`s Rocket Science have been around now for four years, and what distinguishes them from the herd is the addition of some queasy organ tones and the crazed vocals of Roman Tucker.
		Rocket Science`s mix of 60`s rock with New Millenium attitude could see them gain respect in America.
		Rocket Science are a band that know how to rock, if only The Strokes had the same amount of body and energy.
	www.notlame.com /rss/CDROCK9.xml (409 words)

	NME.COM - News - ROCK SINGER AWAKES FROM COMA (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Find out more about Rocket Science in the pages of NME Magazine, delivered straight to your door every week.
		The vocalist with Australian band ROCKET SCIENCE has awoken from his induced coma.
		As previously reported, Roman Tucker collapsed and was taken to the Prince Alfred hospital in Melbourne, where he was placed in a medically assisted coma.
	www.nme.com /news/rocket-science/16773 (349 words)

	BBC - Nottingham Music - Rocket Science live
		Over the last few years, Melbourne’s Rocket Science have released a number of singles, two albums, supported the likes of Mudhoney and Supergrass, and seen the international breaking of counterparts such as The Vines and The Datsuns.
		In a time when rock and roll is once again considered hip and sexy, it’s easy to see why this organ-driven garage punk four-piece are finally headlining gigs to growing crowds outside their native Australia.
		Rocket Science, as the title from the closing track off their new album suggests, really are playing tomorrow’s soundtrack for today’s swinging generation.
	www.bbc.co.uk /nottingham/music/2003/08/rocket_science_live.shtml (418 words)

	NME.COM - News - AUSTRALIAN ROCK SINGER IN COMA (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Rocket Science star Roman Tucker collapses before a gig...
		The vocalist with Australian band ROCKET SCIENCE is in a coma after collapsing before a gig.
		A spokesperson for the band said: "Roman was rushed to hospital in a serious condition, and has been in a medically assisted coma in intensive care since the accident.
	www.nme.com /news/108180.htm (198 words)

	"ROCKET SCIENCE"
		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.
		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.
	www.voodoorhythm.com /rocketscience.htm (1177 words)

	Rocket Science, Devil Dolls at the Tote (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		The band also features dual guitar players, with one being a Tote Hotel barfly Chris proving a surprise packet on lead guitar with some respectable and meaty guitar work.
		The band played some highly impressive original material including "Boys will be Boys" and "What’s your defence" and closed with their inevitably unique take on The Dictators "Stay with me".
		Although another band followed Rocket Science this reviewer had to retreat for respite and rest for tomorrow evening's likely activities.
	www.i94bar.com /gigreviews/rocket_melbourne.html (330 words)

	P&G Using Rocket Science - Product Reliability
		Reliability engineering (RE) is essentially the study of failures--their causes and effects, and the overall financial impact on the plant in which they occur.
		If it breaks, the production line must be stopped while the band is threaded through the machine again, respooled, and tied off.
		Meanwhile, the glue on the rubber band drips onto the line and must be scraped off, leading to further delay.
	www.msb.edu /faculty/homak/HomaHelpSite/WebHelp/P&G_Using_Rocket_Science_-_Product_Reliability.htm (1759 words)

	Rocket Science, Dallas Crane & Del Emmas live
		The band weren't the least bit shy either about making full use of the Metro's considerably greater stage room compared with the cramped, er cosy, Hoey.
		Maybe it's because their set tonight was bracketed, as often seems to be the case, by the songs "International Jetset" and "Jet Lag" or maybe it's because they really do sound like peak hour at Sydney airport when they hit their stride.
		Despite their thundering sixties garage sounds, like Arnold Schwarzenegger crashing his car into that police station foyer in an obvious misunderstanding of how "valet parking" works, Rocket Science are not looking behind them either.
	www.i94bar.com /gigreviews/rocket.html (951 words)

	Untitled Document (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Nurse will mark the band’s second effort with Chicago multi-Jim O’Rourke as a full-time member (the third overall with his involvement), who was else integral to wilco’s yankee hotel foxtrot, as well as their new album A Ghost is Born, due out on the 7th June.
		With bands calling Vagrant Records home, it probably made sense to keep ‘em together, all in the family style-ee.
		It’s going to be most interesting to see what the bands comes up with for their live shows.
	www.geocities.com /weaverandrew/news/230304.html (425 words)

	Rothko - Rocket Science (interview)
		I'm really glad that he digs our music, because Mark and I grew up listening to his and to have mutual respect for/from a peer such as Simon is a good deal of what doing music is about.
		I think the main difference is, as far as writing is concerned, is we are more at home with each other's roles so we can choose to either go with those roles or ignore them and mix it up a little bit.
		Before we really got going as a band unit there was a bit of scrabbling around for sounds, note choices, and dynamics, but nowadays we know each other's styles so well we can swim with or against the tide.
	www.fakejazz.com /interviews/rothiv.shtml (2644 words)

	Sorting Through the AIS Band Family Tree :: newkai.com
		I could never tell which band was up-to-date as none of their respective garageband.com sites said that they had broken up.
		Rejects and Rocket Science and AnotherTragicCase both claimed to be formed in the fall of 2003, and had some of the same members, so I immediately assumed that these bands were coexisting or that one of the names were temporary and it was quickly abandoned for another name.
		Thankfully I found a site called Mandela Coin, which has band reviews that cleared it all up for me. I found out the VALIDATORS and AnotherTragicCase both played a gig in April of this year, which leads me to the conclusion that they both are the currently active AIS bands.
	newkai.com /reviews/aisbands/content.html (1055 words)

	Rocket Science (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		It has some elements of Rocket Science of the past - bombastic fuzz bass, stabbing drums, spiky guitar, a featured organ part and paranoid vocals, but moved into more melodic territory.
		I wanted to convey a garage-punk philosophy, and in the process, communicate to the listener what Rocket Science is all about.
		KW: Possibly the first Rocket Science song born from an acoustic guitar, We The People was quite a deal slower and "campfire caper" at its inception.
	www.modularpeople.com /03/rocket_science/trackbytrack.htm (2995 words)

	Interview (MAY 2003) - ROCKET SCIENCE - - - -
		We are the loudest band on earth at present," he says, quite casually.
		The "Run Like A Gun" EP, though, is just a taste of the forthcoming ROCKET SCIENCE album - actually their third, but the first due to be released widely in Europe.
		This writer also loves the energy of many of the new breed of "garage" rockers, but there is also a valid line of thinking that this kind of hi-octane garage punk has already been done (and well) many times before.
	www.whisperinandhollerin.com /chat/chat.asp?id=662 (1258 words)

	purevolume™ \| This Is Rocket Science!
		This Is Rocket Science was formed in the early spring of 2005.
		The band has only played a handful of shows but they've impressed many people with their spacey, indie rock sound.
		All songs, lyrics and pictures © 2005 This Is Rocket Science!.
	www.purevolume.com /thisisrocketscience (94 words)

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