In 2003, Andy Berman, Carl Habermehl, Rick Katschke and Mike Schmalz formed the band Robot Breakdancing Union. They would go on to win their high school's Battle of the Bands that year, but immediately became J.D. Sallinger-esque reclusives, never performing publicly again. However, over the past…
Andy Berman, Carl Habermehl, Rick Katschke and Mike Schmalz (Robot Breakdancing Union)
On the tenth episode of the show, Rick is outed as a fool and the boys discuss their song "Riding in Cars with RBU" from the album "RBU vs. Mutant Epilepsy" circa 2007.http://www.archive.org/download/RobotBreakdancingUnionAnthologyEpisode10RidingInCarsWithRbu/robotbreakdancingunionepisode10.mp3Stream it!
On the latest episode of the RBU Anthology, the boys look back on their tune "Music Go Round" from "America's Album" circa early 2007.Here's Episode 9http://www.archive.org/download/RobotBreakdancingUnionEpisode9MusicGoRound/Robotbreakdancingunionepisode9music.mp3Stream it!
The new season of the Robot Breakdancing Union Anthology kicks off with Rick, Andy, Carl and the now departed but still in America when we recorded this Mike Schmalz breaking down their song "Trust Me I'm a Doctor" from the famed "America's Album". The song is from Fall 2006.Here's Episode 8:http://www.archive.org/download/RobotBreakdancingUnionAnthologyEpisode8TrustMeImADoctor/Robotbreakdancingunionepisode8.mp3Stream it!
On this long lost edition of the Robot Breakdancing Union Anthology, the boys discuss the first song they ever recorded as a foursome: "Bris", which was recorded in early 2003.Here's Episode 7:http://www.archive.org/download/RobotBreakdancingUnionAnthologyEpisode7Bris/Robotbreakdancingunionepisode7.mp3Stream it!
In the sixth episode of the show, the fellas of RBU discuss their tongue-in-cheek song "The Ballad of ..." and talk about their mysterious lost friend who had his girlfriend stolen from him by Carl Habermehl. The song was recorded early 2003.Here's Episode 6:http://www.archive.org/download/RobotBreakdancingUnionAnthologyEpisode6TheBalladOf/robotbreakdancingunionepisode6.mp3Stream It!
In this edition of the Anthology, the boys tackle their expensively titled tune "$18.95" which was recorded in the Fall of 2006.Here's Episode 5:http://www.archive.org/download/RobotBreakdancingUnionAnthologyEpisode518.95/robotbreakdancingunionepisodefive.mp3Stream it!
After a summer hiatus, the boys of RBU return to dissect one of their most controversial songs "War of the Worlds". Officially recorded in Spring 2007 after checking the records. Sorry for the lack of updates for a while, it will be rectified.Here's Episode 4:http://www.archive.org/download/RobotBreakdancingUnionAnthologyEpisode4warOfTheWorlds/Robotbreakdancingunionepisode4.mp3Stream it!
On the third episode of the Anthology, RBU looks back on their song "Corsica", a tribute to the former automobile of Carl Habermehl. The song was recorded in Spring 2003.http://www.archive.org/download/RobotBreakdancingUnionAnthologyEpisode3Corsica/Robotbreakdancingunionepisode3.mp3Stream it!
In the second episode of the Robot Breakdancing Union Anthology, the boys look back at perhaps their most well-known tune "I Like Your Boot". The song was recorded in the Spring of 2003.Here's Episode 2:http://www.archive.org/download/RobotBreakdancingUnionEpisode2ILikeYourBoot/Robotbreakdancingunionepisode2Ilikeyourboot.mp3Stream it!
In the first episode of the Robot Breakdancing Union Anthology, Andy Berman, Carl Habermehl, Rick Katschke and Mike Schmalz reminisce about the song "Mecca" which was the song that essentially won the Franklin High School Battle of the Bands in May 2003 for Robot Breakdancing Union. The song was recorded in the summer of 2003.Here's Episode 1, featuring "Mecca":http://www.archive.org/download/RobotBreakdancingUnionAnthologyEpisodeOneMecca/Robotbreakdancingunionepisode1Mecca.mp3
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