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does anybody else like ska?

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white Boy:
^ punk music with trumpets

Kill:

--- Quote from: white boy on November 11, 2004, 10:43:14 AM ---^ punk music with trumpets

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no. The famous Cali third-wave ska bands have strong punk influences, and some of their songs you can maybe label 'punk with trumpets', but ska basically came from reggae and was started by jamaican musicians in the early 60's long before punk really started. It then became popular in the UK where skinheads (not the nazi ones, the original skinheads) made it big, which was the second wave. The third wave started in the US, probably Cali with bands like the Mad Caddies (check my sig), Reel Big Fish, Sublime, No Doubt and others who mixed a lot of punk into it. Original ska (Desmond Dekker, Laurel Aitken, Prince Buster, Toots & The Maytals etc) is jamaican and sounds alot like reggae and hence very different from the american 90's-now ska-punk stuff. I am more into this newer type too, but still ska ain't just 'punk with trumpets'
 

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i listen to some not that into it though got the early bob marley ska stuff

Suffice:
i heard the Toasters are good, ans so is Mustard Plug. I know this cuz my friend has a Ska Band and he was tellin me about it. His band is called NYSX (NEw York Ska Xchange) and he lives in New York. If want more info lemme know

Kill:

--- Quote from: SnoopGogg818 on November 12, 2004, 02:09:08 AM ---i heard the Toasters are good, ans so is Mustard Plug. I know this cuz my friend has a Ska Band and he was tellin me about it. His band is called NYSX (NEw York Ska Xchange) and he lives in New York. If want more info lemme know

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on his band? well why not...have they got anything out on cd?

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