Rune Rebellion

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Rune Rebellion
Birth name	Rune Grønn
Genres	Rock, hard rock, glam punk, punk rock, Deathpunk, super rock
Occupations	Musician
Instruments	Guitar
Years active	1988–2007

Rune Rebellion is the stage name of Rune Grønn, a guitarist from Verdal, Norway, born 1965, he is most famous of being the former rhythm guitarist of the Norwegian band Turbonegro,^[1] which he quit in October 26. 2007, and played his last show in Folken in Stavanger the day after. However, he returned in 2011. He, Pål Bøttger Kjærnes and Thomas Seltzer, formed Turbonegro, late in 1988.

Now he works for Universal Music in Norway, and he runs Turbonegro's own label Scandinavian Leather Recordings.

References

↑ Henderson, Alex. "Biography: Turbonegro". Allmusic. Retrieved 27 September 2010.

v t e Turbonegro

The Duke of Nothing Happy-Tom Euroboy Pål Pot Pamparius Rune Rebellion Tommy Manboy Hank von Helvete Harald Fossberg Pål Erik Carlin Vegard Heskestad Bengt Calmeyer Ole Martin Martinsen Anders Gerner Carlos Carrasco Tor Kristian "TK" Jenssen Tomas "Caddy" Dahl Christer "Chris Summers" Engen

Albums	Hot Cars and Spent Contraceptives Helta Skelta Never Is Forever Ass Cobra Apocalypse Dudes Scandinavian Leather Party Animals Retox Sexual Harassment

Extended plays	Turboloid (He's a) Grunge Whore Stinky Fingers Flabby Sagging Flesh

Live	Darkness Forever!

Compilations	Love It to Deathpunk Small Feces

Tribute albums	Alpha Motherfuckers: A Tribute to Turbonegro Los Suaves Negroes: A Lounge and Bossa Tribute to Turbonegro

Songs and singles	"City Of Satan" "Denim Demon" "Do You Do You Dig Destruction" "Fuck the World (F.T.W.)" "Get It On" "High on the Crime" "I Got Erection" "Locked Down" "Prince of the Rodeo" "Route Zero" "Sell Your Body (To The Night)" "Vaya Con Satan"

Related articles	Anal Gestapo Doctor Midnight & The Mercy Cult Euroboys Scum Turbojugend

Book:Turbonegro

Persondata
Name	Rebellion, Rune
Alternative names	Grønn, Rune
Short description	Norwegian rock guitarist
Date of birth	1965
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Date of death
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