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Old 11-15-2011, 02:36 AM   #1 (permalink)
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I would hope so. If that is not Ska, I don't what is.

And, I am not a big fan of Ska. It's monotonous. And, I think the 30's was the era of the Big Bands. Glenn Miller Orchestra

One album I do like is from Bob and the Sagets. And, two of them and two from Kos Mos formed the Menzingers.

Who are not at all Ska. And, I love em.

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...ska is monotonous? i've never heard that one before.

my first ska album was the specials - more specials. first reggae album was bob marley - legend.
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...ska is monotonous? i've never heard that one before.

my first ska album was the specials - more specials. first reggae album was bob marley - legend.
it's always that skanking beat with emphasis on the 2nd and 4th beat and the same old horns

same can be said of reggae - i find it pretty monotonous
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it's always that skanking beat with emphasis on the 2nd and 4th beat and the same old horns

same can be said of reggae - i find it pretty monotonous
i don't really find it monotous because of that, that's just the style of the genre to me. but to each his/her own, i guess. i might just be a fan of monotonous, repetitive music in general.

i can't stand most third-wave ska bands, though.
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i don't really find it monotous because of that, that's just the style of the genre to me. but to each his/her own, i guess. i might just be a fan of monotonous, repetitive music in general.

i can't stand most third-wave ska bands, though.
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...ska is monotonous? i've never heard that one before.

my first ska album was the specials - more specials. first reggae album was bob marley - legend.

That's the important thing. You like, and it works for you. Who cares what I think? If you like it, that's all that's important. Enjoy it.

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