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"It's Elliott Smith without all the self-pity, it's Charles Bukowski without the self-destruction, it's Bob Dylan without the nasal, and Radiohead without the British dry wit." - Broose Tulloch, Stylus Magazine "Unknown Component is already receiving rave reviews in the United States Midwest and it shouldn't take long for his music to make its way through the States, over the Atlantic and find some kind of place in Britain." --Dave Scott, Glasswerk Rewired Reasoning"This is a really fine CD, and not in the "he's a local guy, cut him some slack" sense. If Mr. Lynch keeps at it, maybe 'Unknown Component' will be very well known indeed."--Kent Williams, Little Village Review "'This Worn Out Scene' has to be my favourite, offering something new in terms of guitar output, with a great vocal effect at the end. The final track 'Humankind' somewhat resembles the Beatles with initial staccato chords."--Anjool Maldé, 07/05/03, Blue Comet Music Living Through Technology Music | Category | Rock/Pop Albums, Rock CDs | | Label | Unknown Component | | Orig Year | 2002 | | CD Universe Part number | 7128774 | | Catalog number | 29600 | | Discs | 1 | | Release Date | Jun 29, 2004 | | Studio/Live | Studio | | Mono/Stereo | Stereo | | Recording Time | 44 minutes |
Unknown Component Living Through Technology Songs | 1. | Disconnected |
| 2. | Television and Microwaves |
| 3. | I Tried But I Can't Help |
| 4. | View From an Airplane, The |
| 5. | Idealistic |
| 6. | Just Hear Me Out |
| 7. | Adjusting to Your Environment |
| 8. | Wasting Time Away |
| 9. | In the Future |
| 10. | Days Will Race |
| 11. | Marketable Container |
| 12. | This Worn Out Scene |
| 13. | Humankind |
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