Best Robot Devil Song

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"Welcome to Robot Hell" is better, by miles.

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I like WtRH much better.  The lyrics are so clever and its a better tune.

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i like "Orphan of the stars" more cause of some of his lines leading up to it "this opera is as lousy as it is brilliant" and "you cant have your actors saying how they fell, that makes me angry". and the little but by the church bot

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Welcome to robot hell is much more catchy.

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enduring tortures, most of which rhyme

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Another vote for Welcome to Robot Hell

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Yeah I'd have to say that Robot Hell is much better

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the opera...
"where styx is a river and not just a band... though they'll play on the reception if all goes as planned"

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What about that song which was playing when Fry and Bender entered Robot Hell in 'Devils Hands'? I thought that was pretty clool, pity one of the band hit a sour note though...

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I really liked the opera.

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I know Welcome To Robot Hell by heart so I pick that!

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Welcome to Robot Hell, of course! HIOR is one of my favorite episodes.

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hell is other robots

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The opera is better in my opinion...I laughed out loud on several occasions during that which I didn't the first time I watched WtRH.

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Originally posted by Otis P Jivefunk:
What about that song which was playing when Fry and Bender entered Robot Hell in 'Devils Hands'? I thought that was pretty clool, pity one of the band hit a sour note though...

That was the original "Robot Hell" song I believe, or part of it at least, according to Ken Keeler. I always loved the line "Gah! You hit a sour note 200 years back, Doug!"
 
 Gotta go with the Robot Hell song though. I like the opera, it's got a lot of great lines and twists in it, but the Robot Hell song is just more fluid and funky, and Bender and the Robot Devil's duet is just plain awesome. 

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Originally posted by Mouse On Venus:
 That was the original "Robot Hell" song I believe, or part of it at least, according to Ken Keeler. I always loved the line "Gah! You hit a sour note 200 years back, Doug!"

Clool, and yeah I love that line too. I guess I'll go with the Robot Hell song then 

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The Robot Hell Song is hilarious. HIOR is in my top ten, and it is hands down the best episode of season 1. It has a great tune and I love the line "Come on Fry now don't be scared, I'm sure at least one of will be spared" and the Bender?Beelzebot duet.

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The Robot Hell song.
It was hilarious! I had it stuck in my head for days
The songs in "The Devil's Hands are Idle Playthings" were good and catchy, but just don't match the perfection of that one song.

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^ I oretty much agree with what Gorky said.

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The "Robot Hell" song wins.  The Opera had some funny moments, but it's just not as catchy.

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Robot Hell was a great song and it was so early on in the series too. It was really well written and as PCC said, catchy.

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i think, for the robot devil, the robot hell song is better, as it involves more of him singing. however he has some great lines in both songs.

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Difficult choice, 'Robot Hell'... but only by a hairs length.

mmmm Deep Fried Robot.

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"Devil's Hands..." all the way. I sing that more than I do "Robot hell", although "Robot Hell" is great too.

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The opera one.

Can hardly wait for that Emmy!

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Originally posted by leelaholic:
"Welcome to Robot Hell" is better.

This is the first time I have ever agreed with leelaholic. Apocalypse, now?

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Welcome to Robot Hell is the better of the two, but I loved Preacherbots single line in the Opera.
"By the power vested in me by the state of New New York - !"
And then he gets pushed off stage.   

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I can't decide!

"Welcome to robot hell" is catchy
But then again the Opera has a nice feel to it.

Oh what to choose, what to choose!
hmm... I'll let Gorky decide for me, he seems pretty on the ball.