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Janszoon 08-11-2008 12:01 PM
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Originally Posted by ImGettinThatFaSho (Post 505314)
im a huge ska fan but i culd just never really get into them, even when i was listening to the shitty bands like mad caddies
If you ever feel up to giving them another try, I'd recommend their album Devil's Night Out from 1989, it beats the crap out of their later stuff.

Seahawkk 08-11-2008 08:12 PM
check out streetlight manifesto, catch22, The Flaming Tsunami's, and Operation Ivy.

FaSho 08-12-2008 06:50 PM
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Originally Posted by Janszoon (Post 505536)
If you ever feel up to giving them another try, I'd recommend their album Devil's Night Out from 1989, it beats the crap out of their later stuff.
thanks dude i really like "drunks and children"

Janszoon 08-12-2008 08:01 PM
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Originally Posted by ImGettinThatFaSho (Post 506141)
thanks dude i really like "drunks and children"
:)

It's weird, for some reason they've redone that song several times under different names on different albums.

austinsaysmeow 08-13-2008 03:11 PM
operation ivy
agent orange
reel big fish
the mighty mighty bosstones
leftover crack

dallasrockscene 08-15-2008 02:38 PM
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Originally Posted by Alfred (Post 489423)
I like the Mighty Mighty Bosstones, Reel Big Fish, and Streetlight Manifesto, personally.

Songs:

Mighty Mighty Bosstones:
"The Rascal King"
"You Gotta Go"

Reel Big Fish:
"Sell Out"
"Brand New Song"

Streetlight Manifesto:
"Watch It Crash"
"Down, Down, Down To Mephisto's Cafe"
"We Will All Fall Together"
I definitly agree about the Mighty Might Bosstones, they were one of the ones that made Ska become mainstream.

jackhammer 08-18-2008 12:31 PM
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Originally Posted by dallasrockscene (Post 507096)
I definitly agree about the Mighty Might Bosstones, they were one of the ones that made Ska become mainstream.
Well they certainly helped America to appreciate 3rd wave Ska. The Toasters are underated too.

Hinesmdc 08-19-2008 01:10 AM
Reel Big Fish and Less Than Jake are pretty sweet.

FireInCairo 08-19-2008 02:26 AM
isnt ska an offshoot of punk? the culmination of the reggae influence that the clash brought in? if so how can you have ska-punk?

jackhammer 08-19-2008 12:16 PM
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Originally Posted by FireInCairo (Post 508442)
isnt ska an offshoot of punk? the culmination of the reggae influence that the clash brought in? if so how can you have ska-punk?
No- Ska comes from the same genre pool as Reggae and Jamacian sound systems.


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