The Metronomes

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The Metronomes first appeared in Melbourne in 1979, initial members were rock journo-synth player Al Webb, the bass player Andrew Picouleau (Secret Police, Sacred Cowboys) and the synth-pioneer Ash Wednesday. It's a legendary minimal synth band.
The compilation The Ballad Of The Metronomes from 2010 is the re-release of both the LPs (“Multiple Choice” from 1980 and “Regular Guys” from 1985) plus the 2 singles seven inches “Saturday Night / Sunday Morning” and “A Circuit Like Me”.

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A Circuit Like Me

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Ballad of the Metronome

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Bad Timing

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Justification

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Sex I

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The Metronomes' most-played tracks include A Circuit Like Me, Ballad of the Metronome, Bad Timing, Justification, Sex I. Listen to these songs and explore more from their catalog on this page.

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