Not Accepted Anywhere

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Not Accepted Anywhere

Studio album by The Automatic
Released	June 19, 2006
Recorded	2005 - 2006
Genre	Indie Alternative Rock Pop
Length	40:26
Label	B-Unique Records
Producer(s)	Steve Harris Richard Jackson
Drowned in Sound 5/10 link NME (8/10) link This Is Fake DIY (4.5/5) Gigwise.com (4.4/5) The Times Online (2/5) The Guardian [1] indielondon [2] musicOMH.com [3] rockreview.co.uk [4]
Bonus Track Version

Not Accepted Anywhere is the début album from Welsh indie rock band The Automatic. The album was released June 19, 2006, however it was leaked onto the Internet prior to its release. The first single, "Recover", had been released November 7, 2005, however it had not been made chart eligible, since only 3,500 copies made it to cd and 1,500 copies made it to vinyl. The first chart eligible single, "Raoul" also arrived prior to the album, reaching 32 in the UK Singles Chart. The band then had their first real hit with "Monster", which made it to number 4 in the UK Singles Chart. The album made it to number 3 in the UK Album Chart.

Later in 2006 the band remade and re-released "Recover" with a new video for the song, along with "Time=Money" a new b-side. In early 2007 "Raoul" was also remade with some small instrumental changes, (as was "Recover"), and was given a new video and once again released.

1 Track listing
2 Bonus Track Version
3 Singles
4 Miscellanea
5 External links

[edit] Track listing

"That's What She Said" – 3:15
"Raoul" – 3:53
"You Shout You Shout You Shout You Shout" – 3:06
"Recover" – 2:52
"Monster" – 3:41
"Lost At Home" – 3:26
"Keep Your Eyes Peeled" – 3:01
"Seriously... I Hate You Guys" – 3:27
"On The Campaign Trail" – 3:01
"Team Drama" – 3:13
"By My Side" – 3:46
"Rats" – 3:39

[edit] Bonus Track Version

"Song 6"
"Monster [Culprit One Remix]"

An Online bonus track version has been made available through some online shops, including MSN Shopping, Amazon and Walmart. Source

[edit] Singles

Cover	Information
	Recover Released: November 7, 2005 Chart positions: #N/A (UK Singles Chart)
	"Raoul" Released: March 27, 2006 Chart positions: #32 (UK Singles Chart)
	"Monster" Released: June 5, 2006 Chart positions: #4 (UK Singles Chart)
	"Recover"(re-issue) Released: September 18, 2006 Chart positions: #25 (UK Singles Chart)
	"Raoul" (re-issue) Released: January 8, 2007 Chart positions: #58 (Download Chart)

[edit] Miscellanea

The album was leaked during June 2006, although the source of the leak is unknown.
The side of the album sleeve was accidentally printed upside-down. Later releases of the album will change this, so there is every possibility the first batch of albums will become collector's editions in the future.

[edit] External links

The Automatic

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Discography
The Automatic
Robin Hawkins \| Alex Pennie \| James Frost \| Iwan Griffiths

Not Accepted Anywhere Raoul EP \| Live at the 100 Club Recover \| Raoul \| Monster
Labels
B-Unique Records
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