Busted Rubber Babies Music Review

Seeking a perfect lovey dovey crooner enhanced pop band in which to accompany your next hot date romantic interlude?

BustedRubberBabies.com will probably "not" be the ideal band for such an occassion.

If however you seek an ass kickin' night of infectious rock and roll, this Orange County nuclear power trio on steroids is not to be missed!

Combine three 'absolutley wicked' musicians at the very top of their game with an obvious love for the craft they've mastered, and we're stuck with one of the best instrumental power trios I've ever had the pleasure of admiring.

These busted babes not only provide an extrasensory audio orgasm to the external auditory canals of our ears, it's also a visually ecstatic feast for the eyes to bear witness the intensity when these busted ones kick into shredomatic overdrive mode!

Be sure to sit close if you're lucky enough to catch this band and you'll "see" exactly what I mean.

From the BustedRubberBabies website bio page:

A busted rubber baby is a baby born as a result of a broken condom.

Busted Rubber Babies is a trade mark concept created and designed by Dan "dantheman" Martin and Jeff "the squirt" Evans in early 2010.

Busted Rubber Babies consists of Video Game, Music, Merchandising and mildly malicious mischievious mayhem.

Busted Rubber Babies (the band) is a 3 piece instrumental, all original band from Orange County California featuring Dan "dantheman" Martin on guitar, Jeff "the squirt" Evans on drums and Pam "Pamalamadingdong" Long on Bass.

Jeff, PamJammin and Dan the Man aka DtheM

'Mister Evans' - 'Pam Jamin' - 'DtheM'
Buster Rubber Babies left to right

Dantheman plays a 1984 vintage BC Rich Ironbird guitar with D"Addario strings, plugged into a Roland GP-16 effects processor powered by a Mesa Boogie Strategy 400 Watt stereo amp.

Pamalamadingdong plays a 1983 Fender P-Bass with DR strings plugged into either Trace Elliot or Ampeg amplifiers.

Jeff Evans plays a 6 piece Pearl set with a rack mount apparatus with all the accoutrements including octobons, roto-toms, DW double bass extention pedal, and count em ... 19 cymbals. (that's nine with a teen). Jeff uses Promark 747 oak, wood-tipped sticks.

Be sure to check out the busted baby ones if you ever get the chance. I'd recommend crusing by the BustedRubberBabies.com website and getting on the mailing list as this would be your best chance to get first hand intel as to upcoming concert and appearance dates. You'll no doubt become huge fans as I have.