Question: Which year did the album "Bro on the Go" come out?
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At one stage Denniston had a population that could justify having its own lodges, churches and sports clubs.
It had its own RSA, its own Masonic Lodge, Druids Lodge, Oddfellows Lodge, Orange Lodge and Buffaloes Lodge.
Of the Buffaloes the history is worth noting briefly because much of it has just come to light and been assembled from "Fragments".
The Lodge was called the Mt Rochfort Lodge.
It was No 29 on the Roll of Lodges of the Grand Lodge of New Zealand of the Grand Lodge of England, Its English Number being 4656.
The founder of the Mt Rochfort Lodge No 29 was Bro.
James Henry Insull whom emigrated to New Zealand from Abertillery South Wales in 1923-24.
He being a buff in the old country was desirous of forming a lodge in his new home of Denniston.
It took a short time but he managed to be put in touch with another Welshman, Bro D.S.
Jones the Provincial Grand Secretary of Canterbury and it didn't take long to organise for the Establishment of the Lodge, The founders of the lodge recorded on the lodge Dispensation being Bro.
Thomas J Thomas, Bro James Henry Insull, Bro Harry Pearson and Bro James Smalley.
The Lodge was opened in the Orange Lodge Hall in 1925 (date unavailable at this time) by the Grand Primo of New Zealand Bro Smith.
The first Officers were as follows Bro.
Pearson KoM (Worthy Primo) Bro.
Insull C.P.
(Alderman of Benevolence) Bro.
J. Jones(City Marshall) Bro.
T.J. Thomas (City Secretary) Bro.
E Jones (City Tyler) Bro.
B Blake (City Chamberlain) Bro.
T Bethell (City Treasurer) Bro.
Smart (City Registrar) Bro Hearne (City Constable) Bro.
E Bethell (City Waiter) Bro.
S Holbrock (City Minstrel) Trustees were Bro Pearson KoM and Bro.
Holbrock.
Auditors were Bro Smart and Primo Insull.
The registration fee at the Lodge was 2/- out of which the Brothers decided that 6ds from each Registration would go into the benevolent fund of the Lodge.
It wasn't long before the lodge was thriving and getting good attendances.
These were somewhat reduced during the depression however the lodge bounced back and continued to meet on Denniston until 1967 when it relocated down to Waimangaroa.
A number of years elapsed and in the late 1970s the lodge purchased the old Waimangaroa RSA Hall as its lodge rooms.
In 1996, Owing to declining membership Mt Rochfort Lodge No 29 was forced to close up and surrender its dispensation Bro.
R Gower being the last Secretary signing off the final minutes with the words "Closed in Sorrow" in brackets.. Aside from the lodges that played an extremely valuable role in the life of the community on Denniston there was also a self-help medical society, and even at one time a few pubs, the last of these being the "Red Dog Saloon" at Burnetts Face Run By Johnny Cotter which closed in the 1960s.
With the ground being too hard to dig graves, the deceased in early years were often shipped down the Denniston Incline to the cemetery at Waimangaroa.
Later, when the road was constructed, it made things easier on the people living and working on the “Hill”.
However in its early days, Denniston’s communities were well and truly isolated, the incline and the skipways forming the only real means of transportation around and off the plateau. 
On March 5, 2009, Warren announced via Bro-Kin's website that the band had released their album "La Violencia" on iTunes, Amazon and Napster which is now available to purchase. 
  Bro.
Gandhi Thangarajoo (15 May to 5 September 1909)  Brother Directors.
He was born in France.
In 1909, he was appointed as the first Bro.
Director of our school.
He died on 5 September 1909 in Seremban.
Bro.
Basilian (26 January 1910 to 28 March 1914)  A French Bro.
Director.
He also extended the old school.
He died in Vietnam on 9 July 1945.
Bro.
Adrian Edmund (29 March 1914 to 27 April 1921) He was born in England.
In 1921, he was transferred to Taiping.
He died on 5 August 1925 at the age of 54.
Bro.
Lewis Edward (28 April 1921 to January 1930) An Irish Bro.
Director who later founded the St. Paul's Athletic Association which subsequently Became St. Paul's Old Boys Association.
Today, it is known as the Old Paulians' Association.
He made St. Paul's Institution a force to be reckoned with in the field of soccer and athletics.
He also improved the academic results.
Bro.
Dominic John (June 1928 to January 1939) An Irish Bro.
Director who will always be remembered for establishing the St. Paul's Debating Society.
He died on 30 November 1966.
Bro.
Barnitus Kennedy (17 January 1930 to 12 August 1931)  He was born in Ireland.
He was a pioneer responsible for the successful implementation of the annual Medical Inspection of the pupils.
In 1945, he was appointed as the Bro.
Visitor.
In 1965, he died in Penang.
Bro.
John Lynam (12 August to 30 June 1933)  An Irish Bro.
Director who faced great hardship during the World Recession.
He was transferred to Manila as a Bro.
Director and later transferred again to Hong Kong as the Bro.
Director of St. Joseph's Hong Kong.
He died at the age of 78.
Bro.
Joseph Brophy (2 July 1933 to 4th Sept 1939)  An Irish Bro.
Director.
His greatest contributions were the building of the school hall and the upgrading of the school field.
Later, he left for Singapore as a Bro.
Director.
Bro.
Anselm Conde (4 September 1939 to 11 January 1941)  He was born in France.
A renowned Geography teacher who later became the sub-Director of the school from 1943 to 1965.
He died in Penang on 5 May 1969.
Bro.
Henry (11 January 1941 to December 1946)  Born in France in 1886.
Bro.
Henry devoted 45 years as a member of the La Salle Brothers.
He is most well- known for refusing to take down the name "St. Paul's Institution" personally during World War II.
He died in Pulau Tikus, Penang on 17 July 1959 at the age of 75.
Bro.
Lawrence Henry (3 February 1947 to 9 January 1953)  He was the first Malaysian Bro.
Director.
He helped to rebuild the school after World War II.
He died 21 years later.
Bro.
Chronan Austin (January to October 1953)  A Burmese Bro.
Director who had served in St. Paul's Institution from January 1939 to January 1940 and from October 1942 to October 1945.
Bro.
Casimir L'Angellier (January 1954 to December 1959) Born in Singapore, he became the school's Sub-Director from January 1941 to December 1944.
He was the man behind the construction of the new school in Mont La Salle.
Under him, the school celebrated her Golden Jubilee and on the same year we celebrated the Golden Jubilee of the arrival of the Brothers to Seremban.
He received his PJK in 1957.
He died in Hong Kong in 1977.
Bro.
Celestine Jennings (January 1960 to December 1963) He was born in Australia.
His efforts to extend the New St. Paul's Institution to the AVA room bore fruit.
He died on 1 August 1991 in Southport, Queensland.
Bro.
Thomas Dunne (January 1963 to December 1969) An Irish Bro.
Director who was a teacher of the school in 1940.
His greatest contributions were renovating the school hall and starting the afternoon session.
Under his tenure of office, collections for the poor was healed.
He was later transferred to St. Xavier's Institution, Penang.
Bro.
Felix Donahue (1 January 1970 to 12 February 1975) He was born in Ireland.
For the first time in history, girls were enrolled in Form IV and in Form VI.
The renovation of the school office and the school Reference Library was carried out.
He was honoured with the PJK award in 1973.
In 1975, he was transferred to La Salle P.J.
as Bro.
Director.
Bro.
James Macken (13 February 1975 to 28 February 1991)  An Irish Brother who was transferred to St. Paul's Institution from St. Xavier's Institution as The school's Sub-Director.
In 1975, he succeeded Bro.
Felix Donahue.
He is the longest serving Bro.
Director.
He was a Director of the National College in Kota Kinabalu, Sabah. 
Super Mario series.
Hammer Bro.
first appeared in "Super Mario Bros.", where they would jump from platforms and throw hammers at Mario.
In the game, they were usually found in pairs.
They later appeared in its sequel, "", where they were found more commonly.
Although they were absent in "Super Mario Bros. 2", they did appear in "Super Mario Bros. 3", in which they behaved in the same way as they did in the original game.
Also, more varieties of Hammer Bro.
were added, including the Boomerang Bro, whose boomerangs returned to them, the Fire Bro, who spat fireballs, and the Sledge Bro, who was considerably larger and could pound the ground.
"Super Mario Bros 3" also features the Hammer Bros. Suit, in which Mario and Luigi gain the ability to throw hammers themselves.
Although the basic Hammer Bro.
was again absent from "Super Mario World",the two new subspecies were added, the "Amazing Flyin' Hammer Bro.
", and the "Sumo Bro.".
They would later appear in "New Super Mario Bros." and "New Super Mario Bros. Wii" (which introduced the Ice Bro., a cold-weather counterpart to the Fire Bro.
), "Super Mario Galaxy 2" (the first time that Hammer Bro.
would appear in a three-dimensional "Mario" game), "Super Mario 3D Land", "New Super Mario Bros. 2" and "New Super Mario Bros. U".  
The 'Bro Bowl' is one of the last remaining skateboard parks of the 1970s and the first public skatepark to be built in Florida.
Located at Perry Harvey Sr. Park in Tampa, Florida, this historic facility opened its doors in 1979.
The Bro Bowl is a bank-style park more similar to the first generation skateparks of 1976-1977 rather than the late seventies parks which tended to focus on vert.
What is also unusual about the Bro Bowl is that it was constructed as a free public skatepark during a time when most parks were private profit-driven ventures.
In 1998, the Bro Bowl was featured in the fourth Birdhouse video, "The End", starring Thrasher Magazine's pro skateboarder of the year, Andrew Reynolds.
In 2010 the Bro Bowl became the subject of a documentary titled “The Bro Bowl: 30 Years of Tampa Concrete.
"The Bro Bowl takes its name from its proximity to the city of Tampa's projects.
In the early years it was common to hear skaters refer to the bowl as the place where the brothers riot.
Over the years the press and even the mayor of Tampa have lost track of the history of the park and openly refer to the park by its colorful name.