Other Mixes By Mr. Post-Punk
I'd Like to Ask You to Dance, but You Won't Look Me in the Eye
| Artist | Song | |
| Reverb and the Rabbitboys | I've Grown Tired | |
| Reverb and the Rabbitboys | You're Too Good for That Boy | |
| Reverb and the Rabbitboys | It's Been a Long Time | |
| Reverb and the Rabbitboys | I'd Like to Ask You to Dance | |
| Reverb and the Rabbitboys | All by My Lonesome | |
| Reverb and the Rabbitboys | Me and My Thoughts | |
| Reverb and the Rabbitboys | No Such Thing as Love | |
| Reverb and the Rabbitboys | You Won't Look Me in the Eye | |
| Reverb and the Rabbitboys | I'll Just Go to Sleep Again | |
| Reverb and the Rabbitboys | I've Been Drinking | |
| Reverb and the Rabbitboys | Who's to Say? | |
| Reverb and the Rabbitboys | Goodnight, My love | |
Comment:
Out of all the post-punk bands that have at one time graced the music industry, certainly the one that has had the strongest influences on the industry today (though did not garner nearly as much success as others) is Britain's forgotten giants, Reverb and the Rabbitboys. Releasing four, nine song LPs from 1975-1978, they showed more spunk, creative flair, and harrowing loneliness than any band to date. Their first album, "Reverb and the Rabbitboys: Declare Guerre Nuclaire," has obvious influences on at least one modern band. So, next time you watch Donnie Darko, remember to thank Reverb and the Rabbitboys.Feedback:
hm. some sort of obscure joke?
Brilliant! Absolutely smashing! Surely, it takes a genius to compile such an outstanding compilation of outstanding songs! Utter gold, I dare say!
psh. you could almost say that Echo and the Bunnymen were the imaginary band, especially since half their original set was Reverb and the Rabbitboys cover tunes. know your stuff.
i hope now wouldn't be an inappropriate time to say i'm still interested in a trade.