Yes! I like also the version of the Madness and other artists like Laurel Aitken and for 2 tones ska style The (English) Beat, The Specials and The Selecters. I discover The Beat band thanks a short movie called The Fence where "Mirror In The Bathroom" is on the soundtrack
nice man, i'm really into traditional stuff myself. prince buster, justin hinds, toots & the maytals, the clarendonians, the techniques, pat kelly, and i like stuff from rocksteady and reggae eras as well. primarily a big fan of the JA stuff
Then I also like a German band from the 80s, the United Balls. I discovered them thanks to a compilation of bands of all kinds genres close to punk and for Ska music they were in with "Pogo In Togo".
Nice, only German ska band I know is yellow umbrella, but I’ve heard some Italian stuff too, by mr t bone, and some Belgian band called the moon invaders who are also dope
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Jon 🐇
cool! glad I'm not the only one who likes ska. So many people just give you a blank look...
Man, I personally hate being called a gate keeper bc I think trad ska is ska, and “ska-punk” is punk with horns
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Dionysus The Donkey
When I read the preview before clicking on your post I exclaimed "One step beyond!"
aye, it's not every day somebody brings up the likes of prince buster! been a first for this joint. you have a favorite artist?
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Yes! I like also the version of the Madness and other artists like Laurel Aitken and for 2 tones ska style The (English) Beat, The Specials and The Selecters.
I discover The Beat band thanks a short movie called The Fence where "Mirror In The Bathroom" is on the soundtrack
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nice man, i'm really into traditional stuff myself. prince buster, justin hinds, toots & the maytals, the clarendonians, the techniques, pat kelly, and i like stuff from rocksteady and reggae eras as well. primarily a big fan of the JA stuff
by Coy James; ; Report
Then I also like a German band from the 80s, the United Balls.
I discovered them thanks to a compilation of bands of all kinds genres close to punk and for Ska music they were in with "Pogo In Togo".
by Dionysus The Donkey; ; Report
Nice, only German ska band I know is yellow umbrella, but I’ve heard some Italian stuff too, by mr t bone, and some Belgian band called the moon invaders who are also dope
by Coy James; ; Report