Meltdown! Justin Roberts

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  • Release Date: 03/21/2006
  • Sales Rank: 11,317
  • Label: CARPET SQUARE
  • UPC: 020286207023

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Meltdown!

1LISTENI Chalk 3:14
2LISTENMy Brother Did It 3:00
3LISTENGet Me Some Glasses 3:08
4LISTENOur Imaginary Rhino 3:29
5LISTENMeltdown 2:32
6LISTENMaybe the Monster 3:26
7LISTENSand Castle 4:07
8LISTENTaking off My Training Wheels 2:42
9LISTENMore Than Just a Minute 1:03
10LISTENCartwheels & Somersaults 2:33
11LISTENKoala Bear Diner 3:44
12LISTENIt's Your Birthday 3:10
13LISTENSong for You 3:15

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An instant classic, [the disc's] 13 irresistible songs that contain an emotional depth that goes well beyond their (deceptively) simple subjects. Glenn Whipp, Los Angeles Daily News

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January 30, 2008: When we first received this CD as a gift, visions of Barney and Yanni filled my mind. Ugh. Children's songs are generally unlistenable. This was a surprise. The first listening was, well ... not bad. Reminded me of "They Might Be Giants" and the subject material brought back memories and fears. I liked it more with each listening. Subject material is for kids and inner children as well. My wife and I even play it when our child isn't in the car sometimes. We recommend this: Buy it and you'll find yourself humming the songs ("Maybe the Monster" is my favorite while my wife prefers "Taking Off My Training Wheels")... and not being ashamed to admit it.