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	The Knobz - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Knobz were fairly typical of the New Zealand pop scene in the 1980s; they were described in an article of the time as "XTC meets The Knack".
		The Knobz dispersed at the end of 1981, with some of the members moving on to other projects; most notably, drummer Bob Reid went on to play for the powerhouse Sydney band The Sharks.
		In their heyday, The Knobz can be said to have epitomised the early 80s period when punk still held a slender audience and New Romantic music was starting to make an impact.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/The_Knobz (346 words)

	The Knobz: Definition and Links by Encyclopedian.com - All about The Knobz
		The Knobz, (pronounced nobs; as in "what a bunch of nobs", referring to "a group of dickheads") were a significant New Zealand pop band.
		They were made famous with their political song dissing Robert Mouldoon[?], who was Prime Minister at the time, whom said that New Zealand's Pop music wasn't part of the New Zealand culture.
		The Knobz proved him wrong with their flowing melodies and annoying cheesy riffs, and turned the New Zealand Pop fanatic into a culturally sensitive citizen.
	www.encyclopedian.com /th/The-Knobz.html (112 words)

	Culture of New Zealand - Open Encyclopedia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-04)
		This has led to protests from those who believe that there is a uniquely definable New Zealand culture.
		Perhaps one of the more memorable protests was the 1980 song "Culture" by The Knobz after outspoken Prime Minister Sir Robert Muldoon stated that New Zealand pop music was not part of the New Zealand cultural scene.
		New Zealand culture has been likened to Australian culture because it bears many similarities and the two nations have much in common.
	open-encyclopedia.com /Culture_of_New_Zealand (2937 words)

	Yellow Eye Music . . . BUT I CAN WRITE SONGS OKEY
		The limited edition 78 tracker includes just about a little bit of everybody that was anybody, or anybody who knew somebody with a tape recorder in Dunedin's music scene from the late 50's to recent times.
		Disc two is a 22 track FLYING NUN primer complete with the odd live or rare track for those avid followers of The Dunedin Sound, while the third part shows the mixture of consolidation, diversification and emigration of Otago's current musical climate.
		If the first CD could be summarised as early Dunedin and the third contemporary Dunedin the second should be classic Dunedin, the period of feverish alternative strummings and fl jerseys that put Dunedin on the international music atlas in the 1980's.
	www.yelloweye.co.nz /buticanwritesongsokey.htm (2153 words)

	All About Rhythm:::
		Sal is one of the true veterans in the group, having played around the valley for more than 25 years.
		His credits (too many to list all) include the Wallace and Ladmo Show, Power Trio groups Knobz, and Kens, and blues group Lynna McCarter.
		The groups song style crosses many genres, but might be described as southern rock/blues with a unique guitar driven twist that never fails to fill the dance floor.
	www.rhythm4u.net /page3.html (835 words)

	The Art Conspiracy Conspiracy of the Eye (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-04)
		Click this icon to view knobz's visual arts.
		Click this icon to view knobz's written works.
		Click this icon to hear knobz's audible arts including music or spoken word.
	www.artconspiracy.com /conspiracy_user.asp?id=2144108187 (99 words)

	Absolute Bliss: 19 Essential New Zealand Classics - Various Artists (NZ) - Buy @ SmokeCDs.com music cd store (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-04)
		Number three in this excellent series of kiwi pop anthems, this time focusing on the '80s and early '90s.
		With tracks from the Holidaymakers (remember their number one hit 'Sweet Lovers'), DD Smash, Crowded House, Peking Man, Mi-Sex, The Mutton Birds, Supergroove, Greg Johnson Set, The Mockers, Shona Laing, Headless Chickens, The Crocodiles and The Knobz ('don't give me culture'), what more could you want.
		Bet most of you could sing along just by looking at the tracklisting as well.
	www.smokecds.com /cd/29949 (245 words)

	RED SOUND Darkstar user reviews and comments @ Synth Site - home of synth reviews
		The modulation routing possibilities are surprisingly comprehensive as well as the MIDI implementation.
		The controls are tight (feel good squishy knobz) and the overall ergonomics are well thought out.
		The OSC's sound fat and PWM tweaks are decent.
	www.sonicstate.com /synth_reviews/_inc/user_comments.cfm?id=1049&p=41 (681 words)

	Amazon.com: Country Blues: Music (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-04)
		The great John Hammond: A list by Ned Burks, A blues fan
		Duane Allman 101: A list by knobz, The Essentials of Duane Allman
		I have listened to this recording, and I want to review it.
	www.amazon.com /exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/B000000EIJ?v=glance (358 words)

	DeV-d - Band page with free MP3 music downloads on SoundClick
		DeV-d - Band page with free MP3 music downloads on SoundClick
		All SongZ Produced By: KnobZ for DeV-d/Tweaked KnobZ ProductionZ
		Cause When im makin hot Music i Tweak alot of Knobs to get my samples how i want them to sound.
	www.soundclick.com /devd (116 words)

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