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Rebelious Jukebox
http://rebeljuke.blogspot.com
Music reviewed and discussed. Album reviews, track reviews, mixtapes, music news, music videos and more.
- Added on: May 27th, 2008
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: Tristan Burns
- Listed in: Music Music
- Tags: music music news Album Reviews mixes song reviews
Recent Posts
Reboot
Ok folks. After a long silence I have decided to reboot the Rebellious Jukebox site. I am no longer going to provide reviewed albums for download on Rapidshare (or any other direct dowload service). Trust me, if you want it someone else has most like...
Album Review: R.E.M. - Bingo Hand Jive Funtime (1988-1996)[Bootleg Fanclub Single Compilation]
Here's a little treat brighten up everyone's holiday season. Bingo Hand Jive Funtime is a compilation of R.E.M. Fanclub holiday singles from the mid eighties to early nineties ('88-'96 I believe). There are classic Christmas tunes ("King Wenceslas", ...
Album Review: The Pixies - Return Of The Fatman (Bristol, England 5-8-1989)[Live Bootleg]
I picked up this live in bootleg in NYC probably about seven years ago. The title is a rather unflattering refence to Pixies frontman Black Francis (Aka Frank Black, real name: Charles Michael Kitridge Thompson IV)I'm assuming from the date (Bristol,...
Album Review: Built To Spill/Caustic Resin - S/T (1995)[Split EP]
Since this particular entry in Built To Spill's discography is probably hard to come by these days I thought I'd post it here. This release is a collaboration between Built To Spill and Caustic Resin who both released records on the Olympia Washingto...
Concert Review: Stereolab 10/6/08 @ The Paradise Boston, MA
Stereolab has been a favorite of mine, which may be obvious to some of you from my Blogger identity and e-mail address. I had never seen them live before so I was quite excited for this show. I had the chance to see them on the Margarine Eclipse tour...
Concert Review: David Byrne 10/31/08 Wang Center, Boston MA
The Talking Heads are simply one of the greatest bands I've ever heard. From my very first exposure to their music, I felt like it was made just for me. However the truly great thing about the Heads is how universal they are, anyone and everyone shou...
