Warren Zevon

Mutineer is the first album of mine without a demo stage.

American Musician

Often used to describe rebellion on ships. Imagery of pirates and seafaring revolts is common.

Maritime Context

Highlights tension between someone in power and the person rebelling against it.

Authority Clash

The term may suggest betrayal or disloyalty, often used negatively.

Negative Connotation

Applies beyond maritime use to general revolt against any form of authority.

Broader Rebellion

Often associated with historical uprisings against oppressive regimes.

Historical Usage

In contemporary settings, being called a mutineer can imply standing up for one's rights.

Modern Implications

 ship was grounded and burned by the mutineers on the first voyage of the replica Martin no stranger to sailing went out on the bow sprit and looked back toward the ship to film the spread of canvases all square sails below deck he filmed the kitchen that helped feed

Exclusive H.M.S. Bounty...

 one of the pardoned mutineers. Against all odds, the small vessel made it back to Spain with a full cargo of cloves and cinnamon, enough to cover the expedition and turn a profit. An obsessive chronicler,