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GOTR
(redirected from Ghost of the Robot)

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GOTRGirls on the Run (Grassroots experiential learning and running program for 3rd-5th grade girls)
GOTRGhost of the Robot (band)
GOTRGrant Officer Technical Representative
GotRGhosts of the Revolution (game community)
GOTRGuardians of the Realm (online gaming)
GOTRGroove on the Roof
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In 2004 his band Lazy Eye played to thousands at London's Carling Academy and The Forum, alongside Ghost of the Robot, featuring Buffy the Vampire Slayer and Torchwood star James Marsters.
Guitarist's death shocks rock scene; TRIBUTES: Popular musician 'lit ... by Coventry Evening Telegraph (England)
The Californian actor will be in the Midlands this week with his indie rock band Ghost Of The Robot.
Kiss & tell: Spike's cut strikes gold by Sunday Mercury (Birmingham, England)
Blending garage, bubblegum pop, and grunge, Ghost Of The Robot are mad as hatters, yet totally unpretentious.
MAIL MUSIC: Fangs for the memory; GHOST OF THE ROBOT, Liquid Room, ... by Sunday Mail (Glasgow, Scotland)
 
 
 
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