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Robert Gotobed
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Sep 6, 2026
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Wire's Pink Flag: Minimalist Blueprint for Punk & Post‑Punk
Sep 6 · 1 Mention
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11:07speaker_1UNKNOWN
Colin Newman, meanwhile, had taken on more vocal responsibility, which meant he had to navigate the challenge of conveying complex emotional content within short timeframes.
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11:21speaker_1UNKNOWN
The drummer Robert Gotobed had a style that leaned toward minimal yet driving rhythms.
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11:27speaker_1UNKNOWN
He kept the band grounded by not overplaying and instead focusing on tightness.
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11:33speaker_1UNKNOWN
This balance allowed the band members to explore each other’s ideas while keeping the group cohesive in a scene that was always ready for betrayal.
The Story Behind: Wire - Pink Flag, Ep. 274
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24:22RobHOST
You have Graham Lewis on bass.
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24:24RobHOST
We have Bruce Gilbert on guitar, and we have Robert Gray, AKA Robert Gotobed, on drums.
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24:31Conan NeutronGUEST
[laughs] One of the great punk rock surnames, in my opinion.
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24:34RobHOST
Indeed.
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28:02RobHOST
So also a note on this guy's name.
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28:03RobHOST
He's born Robert Gray.
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28:05RobHOST
He later adopted the stage name Robert Gotobed, but weirdly, this was way before the punk movement and all the cutesy punk nicknames came as a trend, because that had actually been his family name and it was, like, maybe his grandfather who decided to change it to make it easier for people to say.
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28:21RobHOST
And then later, other punk rock scenesters and fans all just assumed that it was a stage name, like Cheetah Chrome or Johnny Thunders or what have you, but no, it's apparently a legit old English last name.