Mr. Review
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Origin | Amsterdam |
Genres | ska |
Years active | 1983–2013 |
Labels | Unicorn Records |
Website | Official website |
Members | Arne Visser Dr.Rude Roel Ording Chris van der Meer Rob Soria Johan Steevens Pier Borkent Sander Loog Annemieke Henrichs |
Mr. Review is a Dutch ska revival band, formed by Roel Ording and Arne Visser in 1983 in Amsterdam. They were active from 1983 to 1998, when the band officially dissolved. Three years later the band was reformed and has remained active until present.
Drummer Roel Ording and guitarist Arne Visser had been in a band before, when they met singer Dr. Rude. They soon found a keyboardist and a saxophone player. Arne Visser was always the main songwriter. Concerts in local pubs were followed by a contract at Unicorn Records in London, which released the album Walking Down Brentford Road was released. Brentford Road is the address of Jamaica's Studio One, where many ska and reggae legends recorded songs. The band travelled to perform at many festivals in Europe. In 1994, they recorded their second album, Lock, Stock and Barrel. In 1995, their live album Keep The Fire Burning followed. After the band stopped playing together, Arne Visser and Dr. Rude continued in a new band called Rude & Visser.
In 2009, the name Rude & Visser was switched back to Mr. Review. In November 2010, Mr. Review released a new album XXV. Mr Review played their last gig in Berlin in February 2013.[1]
Discography[]
- 1989: Walkin' Down Brentford Road - Studio album (Unicorn Records/Grover Rec.)
- 1994: Lock, Stock & Barrel - Studio album (Grover Rec.)
- 1995: The street where I'm living - Single (Grover Rec.)
- 1995: Keep the fire burning - Live album (Grover Rec.)
- 1998: One Way Ticket to Skaville - Best-of compilation (Moon Records)
- 2002: Red Rum - as Rude & Visser
- 2010: XXV
References[]
- ^ "Grover Records website". Archived from the original on 2011-01-28. Retrieved 2020-04-09. Retrieved on June 19, 2007.
External links[]
- Musical groups established in 1983
- Dutch ska groups
- Second-wave ska groups