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For only $4.99 buy the complete album NOT FOR ROBOTS with a credit/debit card.
Click the Buy Now button to BUY the album. Once you complete the transaction, you'll be redirected automatically to a page where you'll be able to download the complete album. If you already have a PayPal account, you can complete the purchase process in about thirty seconds and have access to the full album in mp3 format. You can also visit the lyrics page to hear 60 second samples of all the tracks on NOT FOR ROBOTS as well as read some of the background that went into creating this album.
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Paul Korda's inspired exploration of present day events and the way to restore our Humanity
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For only $0.80 you can download any one song on Seeds, or for $4.99 (Seeds) or $5.99 (Early Years and In the Key of See) buy the complete album (mp3 HiFi format) with a credit/debit card in almost any currency.
If you already have a PayPal account, you can quickly complete the purchase process. Your transaction will be totally secure. Also, the lyrics of each song is embedded into the tracks.
If you would want to pay by check, use the contact page for details. Your bank's debit card will also work too.
Click the Buy Now button to BUY the album. Once you complete the transaction, you'll be redirected automatically to a page where you'll be able to download the complete album and sleeve.
This album wouldn't have been possible if not for producer Dave Jerdan (Jane's Addiction, Mick Jagger) who helped Paul Korda record at Eldorado Studios and engineered several tracks, as well as all the musicians giving their time to record. Phil Kenzie (Eagles, Al Stewart), Ric Parnell (Spinal Tap!), Blondie Chaplin (The Beach Boys, The Flames), the late greats Paul Delph and Kurtiss Teel (Etta James), David Kaffinetti (Rare Bird, Spinal Tap) and Island Records engineer Richard Digby-Smith and 2nd engineer Nadya Bell. It was recorded in 1980. The bizarre Brecht-Weilian tone of "The Circus" with images of the big top portrayed in sound, the ringmaster mega-phoning his welcome to the circus of life, was described by Jerdan at the time, to be the best track since the Beatles "(For the benefit of) Mr. Kite". "A Winner?" sets an eerie atmosphere at the beachfront during the two minute warning of nuclear holocaust, in a style reminiscent of Pink Floyd, engineered by Island Records' Richard Digby-Smith.
It was created purely for the art and you can hear it.
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