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Transformer
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- Album
- Artist
- David Stoughton
- First released
- 1968
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- 7,277
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- 33,073
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There are 2 bands with the name Transformer. 1) Transformer are a four-piece electro disco outfit from Brighton, UK, formed in 2005 by Johny Giles and Craig Mack. The current lineup is Giles, Mack, Ben Adamo, and Stephane Hourdille. The band list Talking Heads, Parliament, Larry Levan, Serge Gainsbourg, and A Certain Ratio as some of their top influences, and reviewers have compared the band to LCD Soundsystem and Hot Chip. Their first single "Cinema Car" was released on 16 March <a href="htt
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- 2200
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- 1972-11-08
- title
- Transformer
- recording date
- 1972-08-00
- number of parts of this work
- 13
- review score
- 92
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