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Which, by the way, is how you dance to ska music.

Which, by the way, is in my opinion the best genre of music.

Anyone else a fan? Lemme know some bands you like!
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can you describe what skanking is like?
-i dont like ska- too many bands try to incorporate ska into their bands name. its strange.
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i cant stand ska.
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i used to like ska more than i do now. and i have always thought skankin looked too foolish for me to partake in
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Ska is good, but only first and second wave ska. "real ska" (yeah, I'm a total music snob, it comes from working in a radio station). I was into the Skatelites, The Heptones, The Specials, shit like that. I used to play trombone, so I was big into that horn sound.
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Real Big Fish :D
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junkyardjew wrote:Ska is good, but only first and second wave ska. "real ska" (yeah, I'm a total music snob, it comes from working in a radio station). I was into the Skatelites, The Heptones, The Specials, shit like that. I used to play trombone, so I was big into that horn sound.
I hear you, first and second wave ska will always have a special place in my heart, but I do like a lot of the newer stuff.
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reel big fish, planet smashers, my 2 fav bands ever.

also goldfinger, less than jake, mighty mighty bosstones, mustard plug, big D and the kids table, catch 22, streelight manifesto, mad caddies, suicides machines for the ska/punk.

and for new "normal" ska: aquabats, buck "o" nine, save ferris.

and for french ska: Neurones en folies, gilbert et ses problemes, marcel et son orchestre, map, skarface.

i dont more names in my mind for now, but if you dont know one of these bands, check them out :)

P.S., yep, ska is my fav type of music :oops:
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yeah, the aquabats are pretty cool. does anybody like Operation Ivy? More of a punk ska derivative, but if you dig the sounds their big 20-something track compilation "energy" is a must have.
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junkyardjew wrote:yeah, the aquabats are pretty cool. does anybody like Operation Ivy? More of a punk ska derivative, but if you dig the sounds their big 20-something track compilation "energy" is a must have.
agreed
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I agree with most of the bands you got up there, akalazou, have you seen any of them live? I saw mustard plug and big d last friday, fucking incredible show. The Flatliners, Death by Stereo and Bigwig also played.
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reel big fish x2
planet smashers about 15 times, thats a band from province of quebec and thats where i live ..


goldfinger: must see b4 i die
less than jake: must see b4 i die
mighty mighty bosstones:nop
mustard plug: 4 - 5 time with planet smashers
big D and the kids table: once, first part of the planet smashers
catch 22: once, before RBF summer 2004, when the last album came out the old songs ROCK but the new album suck
streelight manifesto: must see b4 i die
mad caddies: once but gonna see them again april 19 :D with satanic surfer, WOOHOO
suicides machines: 2 times i think

aquabats, buck "o" nine, save ferris: never :(

Neurones en folies, gilbert et ses problemes: 0 time, neurones is an "OLD" band i thnk it died in 1995. not sure tho
marcel et son orchestre you can see them at www DOT bandeapart DOT fm they are weird guys lol, and i missed the show this summer (was working, aaaaaaarg)
map: 3 - 4 times
skarface: i dont know if i t still alive but if they do, id like to see them
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only ska band i still listen to (rarely) is Catch 22.
ska bands i used to like (but now hate) are LTJ Ednas goldfish, Big D and Mustard Plug.
I still like a few specials songs i guess.
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i forgot edna's goldfish :( they are very good too, it looks like LTJ. does anyone know Spring Heeled Jack ??
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bandits of the acoustic revoluton, streetlight manifesto, catch 22, reel big fish, skankin pickle, skatelites, the specials, planet smashers, less than jake, big d, the toasters and a bunch of other 3rd wave ones that are probably slipping my mind. bandits, streetlight and catch 22 are three of my favorite bands, and i personally think tomas kolnacky is a fucking genius. Keasbey Nights is still my shit, and i have it on constant rotation in my car.

I was pretty big into ska (all 3 waves) a few years back. sad to see it in the state it's in today. 4th wave will probably arrive soon enough though. i wonder what form it will take.
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if there is a 4th wave someday (like for punk and the music related to it), i hope its just gonn ba faster and faster and faster. so its gonna be happier (even if its already very happy). i just dont wish emo dudes come to ska to cry on happy music lol .... and for "bandits" do you mean rx bandits ??? i know the name but i dont know the music at all. is it the same guy ??? cause i know that streetlight manifesto is the old singer of catch22 .. just wondering if its the same dude.
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i just typed "ska bandits" in google and went to a ska band named "The Jurassic Ska Bandits" and i folloed the link to their myspace account .. its pretty good

http://www DOT myspace DOT com/thejsb

i love the song "fou de toi" from"les truites bioniques" if you understand french, youll laugh alot ... here is the link: http://www DOT myspace DOT com/lestruitesbioniques

edit: just found a new site:
http://www DOT spankinmonkey DOT com/mp3s/roller/roller.html

and i forgot a band from my city ..

htp://www DOT madeofkoncentrate DOT com/mok/
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if there is a 4th wave someday (like for punk and the music related to it), i hope its just gonn ba faster and faster and faster. so its gonna be happier (even if its already very happy). i just dont wish emo dudes come to ska to cry on happy music lol .... and for "bandits" do you mean rx bandits ??? i know the name but i dont know the music at all. is it the same guy ??? cause i know that streetlight manifesto is the old singer of catch22 .. just wondering if its the same dude.
I'm talk about Bandits of the Acoustic Revolution. The story is, Tomas Kolnacky left Catch 22 and went to art school, and later formed Streetlight Manifesto as his main project, taking 3-4 old Catch 22 members with him, and Bandits of the Acoustic Revolution as his side thing. They have only released a 5 track EP so far, and you can check out all five songs here: http://iguessimfloating.blogspot.com/20 ... ution.html

You'll recognize track 3 as a cover of the first song off Keasbey Nights, with a slightly modified name.

Supposedly their is a lot of animosity between Tomas and Catch 22 still.
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COOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOL !!!! thx dude, i already downloaded them all :D and im just listening to the first song, the one from streetlight

edit: im listening the last one O M F G !!!!! this band is incredible, i think ill look for it very often. i dont know how to thank you dude :) id kiss you if i could !! (nah not really)
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