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Change the World with a Sound
- NEW!
Bonus mp3s... only available here!
Avinu live! ... Click here for free mp3
Cuando el rey Nimrod live! ... Click here for free mp3
(to save, RIGHT-click and select SAVE TARGET AS) Recorded live at imusicast, Oakland, California October 22nd, 2003
"This is about us, as in the big 'us,' not about individuals, biases, cultural clashes or any of that other clutter that junks up our daily lives. This album is about how we are more alike than different."
- Cat Delaney, Lucid Forge
"RebbeSoul crafts an energetic sound... packs an eclectic armament...
for Jewish and Arabic music... RebbeSoul forges a danceable fusion."
- Popmatters
"Soulful mission: RebbeSoul dedicates his long-awaited CD, Change the World With a Sound, to peace in the Middle East and throughout the world."- Halifax Herald
"From the dub feel of "Kaddish" to the folk-rocky "Shalom" and "Rock of Ages," perhaps my favorite is "Eliyahu," with a stripped-down funk groove, soulful Hebrew vocals by Lynn Rose, and some tasty hand drumming." KAOS/Spin The Globe
"A thick and soupy blend of Middle-Eastern percussion, growling rock guitar, plucked balalaika and funk bass that builds to a perfect simmer." - Splendid
"Burger does a fine job of being a one-man show... when you're through listening...
you can't help but feel you've somehow made a new friend." - Music Connection
"Burger blends melody and electricity... there's a depth of soul that
sucks you in." - Gavin Report
The first time Avinu played, 19 people called to say how much they loved
it. To our knowledge that's the most any song has ever received in the
station's entire history. - Dore Stein, KKSF San Francisco
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"Avinu... a stirring electric rendition. It's cool. It's Jewish." - Billboard
"Superbly produced... with a heavy dose of jazz and... world music...
Fringe Of Blue is a spendid work." - New York Jewish Week
"... reaches deeply into the Jewish musical past, yet stretches to embrace
modern expressions." - NAPRA Review
"I love this record! ... Though completely contemporary in arrangement,
beautiful songs... easily retain their deeply powerful, heartfelt inspiration
and spiritual import. (RebbeSoul) is able to make truly unique world music
that is completely enjoyalble for all ages. This disc has spent more time
inside my CD player than almost any other in recent memory. It is simply
a must-have." - New Age Retailer
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"An outstanding acoustic guitarist, Burger also plays balalaika and mandolin
while singing in both Hebrew and English. His compositions take acoustic
rock into a mystical realm, and the traditional tune Avinu shines in an
arrangement that fits wonderfully with the gorgeous melody." - Playboy
"Multi-talented RebbeSoul seemlessly mixes international musical influences
into his own unique sound. Rhythms from Eastern Europe, Africa, and the
Middle East are evident as they weave and wind through rock, pop, and
jazz tones." - Music Biz Magazine
"A very accomplished guitarist, (RebbeSoul) lends some very heartfelt
mandolin and balalaika playing to the set... It is a success by any measure.
- Sound Views, NY
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Common Tongue
Step Into My World
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- Open Market
- Open
Window
- Radio Man - "Track
of the Day"
GarageBand.com
January 21, 2001
- White Rabbit
- Old City
- I've Seen God
- Ain't
This Enough
- Give It Up
- Eliyahu
- Lewis Carroll
- White Rabbit (Dance Mix)
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"Fun,
funky, futuristic...idealistic. Get ready to groove in the New Age...
Layers of international instrumentation: kalimba, gypsy-sounding percussion,
and stringed melodies support Lynn Rose's sultry vocals to produce
danceable world panache! From the killer duet of Radio Man, to the
protest-rant-groove-spoken word of I've Seen God (and she's a lesbian),
This CD charmed my headphones off me. My long-forgotten rock 'n' roll
soul was stirred by the wailing guitar of White Rabbit. World music
with a counter-culture twist." - Radio V
"Common Tongue is one of the most eclectic, visual landscape invoking, and imaginative groups that I've heard to date… The vocals are amazing and the multiethnic blends of music create a completely new aura for your music experience. You wouldn't expect all of these styles to fit together so eloquently. The music is funky, intelligent, and very unique. Their "Planet-Hop" style has a great appeal for music fans from many different genres… Simply put, it's a great experience." - Michael Allison - TheGlobalMusic.com
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