Total Fiasco Total Fiasco Total Fiasco is American songwriter Glenn Robinson's debut EP, released on December 12, 2012 on Wreck Kidz Lbl. The EP was intended to be a ten-song full-length album but due to some last minute changes, half of the album was scrapped. The songs on ‘’Total Fiasco’’ were narrowed down to showcase the best examples of Robinson's back catalog of music. The tracks "The Worst", "Desperate With Standards" and "Fire in the Hole!" were all written five years prior to recording. The only new songs written at the time were "I Really Shouldn't Bother" and "I Don't Know How
Four More Years Throughout September and October 1972, "Four More Years" was broadcast by Group W, New York's WOR-TV, San Francisco's KQED, as well as stations in Boston, Baltimore, Pittsburgh, and Philadelphia. The documentary was well received by critics and pundits across party lines. One critic lauded TVTV's ability to produce a successful and compelling portrait "for the money CBS spent on coffee." "Four More Years" was the first independently produced feature shown in its entirety on national television. Some people in the movie claimed that they did not know that the camera was wide-angled and therefore did not know they were in