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EusebioScrib
19th June 2006, 04:43
So who's into it? Favorite bands, singers etc

Mine:

Claudette and the Corporation
Bad Manners
Desmond Dekker
Eric Donaldson
The Explorers
GG All Stars
Hepcat
Hot Rod All Stars
The Israelites
Jimmy Cliff
Joe The Boss
Judge Dread
King Django
Laurel Atkin
Lloyd Charmers
The Paragons
Pat Kelly
The Pioneers
Prince Buster
Symarip
Toots and the Maytals
Ya Basta!
Skarabazoo
The Askers
Amplessi Complessi
The Specials
The Toasters
Inspecter 7
Hub City Stompers
Les Partisans
The Redskins
Westbound Train
Bassistinta
Jamaica Red Stripe
Gazpacho
Rouse Steady Orchestra
Obrint Pas
Ducles Diablitos

To name a few... :wub:
Ander
19th June 2006, 04:50
I like some of that punk ska stuff like the Suicide Machines.

I like the Crack Rocksteady beat...Choking Victim, Leftover Crack.
EusebioScrib
19th June 2006, 04:52
punk ska stuff

Psssh, "third-wave" doesn't count. I'm talking the original shit, plus two-tone.
Ander
19th June 2006, 05:17
I lose. :(
Commie Rat
19th June 2006, 15:14
Mighty Mighty Bosstones?
The Specials? Madness? Mad Caddies?
Aquabats?
Pawn Power
22nd June 2006, 03:14
I like the Crack Rocksteady beat...Choking Victim, Leftover Crack.


Thats right.

That crack rock steady beat!
Pawn Power
22nd June 2006, 03:14
I like the Crack Rocksteady beat...Choking Victim, Leftover Crack.


Thats right.

That crack rock steady beat!
Pawn Power
22nd June 2006, 03:14
I like the Crack Rocksteady beat...Choking Victim, Leftover Crack.


Thats right.

That crack rock steady beat!
Ander
22nd June 2006, 05:37
"Man...you know there ain't no such thing as leftover crack"

I think LOC should be mandatory listening for any atheists, leftists, anti-fascists, anti-imperialists, drug addicts, etc. Pretty much everyone should listen to them...and Choking Victim too. Goddamn I love these bands.

I mean look at the song I'm listening to by Choking Victim: If there was a god, I'm sure he would be hated...is the first line of the song. How much better can you get? :)
Ander
22nd June 2006, 05:37
"Man...you know there ain't no such thing as leftover crack"

I think LOC should be mandatory listening for any atheists, leftists, anti-fascists, anti-imperialists, drug addicts, etc. Pretty much everyone should listen to them...and Choking Victim too. Goddamn I love these bands.

I mean look at the song I'm listening to by Choking Victim: If there was a god, I'm sure he would be hated...is the first line of the song. How much better can you get? :)
Ander
22nd June 2006, 05:37
"Man...you know there ain't no such thing as leftover crack"

I think LOC should be mandatory listening for any atheists, leftists, anti-fascists, anti-imperialists, drug addicts, etc. Pretty much everyone should listen to them...and Choking Victim too. Goddamn I love these bands.

I mean look at the song I'm listening to by Choking Victim: If there was a god, I'm sure he would be hated...is the first line of the song. How much better can you get? :)
Pawn Power
23rd June 2006, 05:29
Originally posted by [email protected] 21 2006, 09:38 PM
"Man...you know there ain't no such thing as leftover crack"

I think LOC should be mandatory listening for any atheists, leftists, anti-fascists, anti-imperialists, drug addicts, etc. Pretty much everyone should listen to them...and Choking Victim too. Goddamn I love these bands.

I mean look at the song I'm listening to by Choking Victim: If there was a god, I'm sure he would be hated...is the first line of the song. How much better can you get? :)
for makin bugs on this hell he has created...
Pawn Power
23rd June 2006, 05:29
Originally posted by [email protected] 21 2006, 09:38 PM
"Man...you know there ain't no such thing as leftover crack"

I think LOC should be mandatory listening for any atheists, leftists, anti-fascists, anti-imperialists, drug addicts, etc. Pretty much everyone should listen to them...and Choking Victim too. Goddamn I love these bands.

I mean look at the song I'm listening to by Choking Victim: If there was a god, I'm sure he would be hated...is the first line of the song. How much better can you get? :)
for makin bugs on this hell he has created...
Pawn Power
23rd June 2006, 05:29
Originally posted by [email protected] 21 2006, 09:38 PM
"Man...you know there ain't no such thing as leftover crack"

I think LOC should be mandatory listening for any atheists, leftists, anti-fascists, anti-imperialists, drug addicts, etc. Pretty much everyone should listen to them...and Choking Victim too. Goddamn I love these bands.

I mean look at the song I'm listening to by Choking Victim: If there was a god, I'm sure he would be hated...is the first line of the song. How much better can you get? :)
for makin bugs on this hell he has created...
Bazza
23rd June 2006, 13:50
Originally posted by [email protected] 19 2006, 01:44 AM
So who's into it? Favorite bands, singers etc

Mine:

Claudette and the Corporation
Bad Manners
Desmond Dekker
Eric Donaldson
The Explorers
GG All Stars
Hepcat
Hot Rod All Stars
The Israelites
Jimmy Cliff
Joe The Boss
Judge Dread
King Django
Laurel Atkin
Lloyd Charmers
The Paragons
Pat Kelly
The Pioneers
Prince Buster
Symarip
Toots and the Maytals
Ya Basta!
Skarabazoo
The Askers
Amplessi Complessi
The Specials
The Toasters
Inspecter 7
Hub City Stompers
Les Partisans
The Redskins
Westbound Train
Bassistinta
Jamaica Red Stripe
Gazpacho
Rouse Steady Orchestra
Obrint Pas
Ducles Diablitos

To name a few... :wub:
The Redskins don't play ska or rocksteady. Neither do Les Partisans.

Anyway mine are -

60s artists:
Desmond Dekker
Laurel Aitken (AKA The Godfather of ska)
The Techniques
Jimmy Cliff
The Upsetters
Toots & The Maytals
Prince Buster
Derrick Morgan
The Skatalites

2 Tone & modern ska:
The Specials / Special AKA
The Selecter
The Beat
Alana Turner
The Loafers
The Toasters
Prince Fatty
The Dualers
The Deltones
Potato 5
The Trojans
G Men (my old ska band)
Bitty Mclean (check out his rocksteady album 'On Bond Street')
Bazza
23rd June 2006, 13:50
Originally posted by [email protected] 19 2006, 01:44 AM
So who's into it? Favorite bands, singers etc

Mine:

Claudette and the Corporation
Bad Manners
Desmond Dekker
Eric Donaldson
The Explorers
GG All Stars
Hepcat
Hot Rod All Stars
The Israelites
Jimmy Cliff
Joe The Boss
Judge Dread
King Django
Laurel Atkin
Lloyd Charmers
The Paragons
Pat Kelly
The Pioneers
Prince Buster
Symarip
Toots and the Maytals
Ya Basta!
Skarabazoo
The Askers
Amplessi Complessi
The Specials
The Toasters
Inspecter 7
Hub City Stompers
Les Partisans
The Redskins
Westbound Train
Bassistinta
Jamaica Red Stripe
Gazpacho
Rouse Steady Orchestra
Obrint Pas
Ducles Diablitos

To name a few... :wub:
The Redskins don't play ska or rocksteady. Neither do Les Partisans.

Anyway mine are -

60s artists:
Desmond Dekker
Laurel Aitken (AKA The Godfather of ska)
The Techniques
Jimmy Cliff
The Upsetters
Toots & The Maytals
Prince Buster
Derrick Morgan
The Skatalites

2 Tone & modern ska:
The Specials / Special AKA
The Selecter
The Beat
Alana Turner
The Loafers
The Toasters
Prince Fatty
The Dualers
The Deltones
Potato 5
The Trojans
G Men (my old ska band)
Bitty Mclean (check out his rocksteady album 'On Bond Street')
Bazza
23rd June 2006, 13:50
Originally posted by [email protected] 19 2006, 01:44 AM
So who's into it? Favorite bands, singers etc

Mine:

Claudette and the Corporation
Bad Manners
Desmond Dekker
Eric Donaldson
The Explorers
GG All Stars
Hepcat
Hot Rod All Stars
The Israelites
Jimmy Cliff
Joe The Boss
Judge Dread
King Django
Laurel Atkin
Lloyd Charmers
The Paragons
Pat Kelly
The Pioneers
Prince Buster
Symarip
Toots and the Maytals
Ya Basta!
Skarabazoo
The Askers
Amplessi Complessi
The Specials
The Toasters
Inspecter 7
Hub City Stompers
Les Partisans
The Redskins
Westbound Train
Bassistinta
Jamaica Red Stripe
Gazpacho
Rouse Steady Orchestra
Obrint Pas
Ducles Diablitos

To name a few... :wub:
The Redskins don't play ska or rocksteady. Neither do Les Partisans.

Anyway mine are -

60s artists:
Desmond Dekker
Laurel Aitken (AKA The Godfather of ska)
The Techniques
Jimmy Cliff
The Upsetters
Toots & The Maytals
Prince Buster
Derrick Morgan
The Skatalites

2 Tone & modern ska:
The Specials / Special AKA
The Selecter
The Beat
Alana Turner
The Loafers
The Toasters
Prince Fatty
The Dualers
The Deltones
Potato 5
The Trojans
G Men (my old ska band)
Bitty Mclean (check out his rocksteady album 'On Bond Street')
YSR
23rd June 2006, 20:59
The Maytals are absolutely amazing, no question.

As well as the Skatalites, the Specials, the Toasters, and more recently Westbound Train.

And a shitload of third wave bands. I think I'm gonna see Big D this summer! Speaking of third wave: Everyone should check out the Flatliners if they haven't. They're so cool.
YSR
23rd June 2006, 20:59
The Maytals are absolutely amazing, no question.

As well as the Skatalites, the Specials, the Toasters, and more recently Westbound Train.

And a shitload of third wave bands. I think I'm gonna see Big D this summer! Speaking of third wave: Everyone should check out the Flatliners if they haven't. They're so cool.
YSR
23rd June 2006, 20:59
The Maytals are absolutely amazing, no question.

As well as the Skatalites, the Specials, the Toasters, and more recently Westbound Train.

And a shitload of third wave bands. I think I'm gonna see Big D this summer! Speaking of third wave: Everyone should check out the Flatliners if they haven't. They're so cool.
The Grey Blur
23rd June 2006, 22:10
The Specials, Op Ivy, Crack rock steady shit, Capdown and some of Rancid's more skaier stuff
The Grey Blur
23rd June 2006, 22:10
The Specials, Op Ivy, Crack rock steady shit, Capdown and some of Rancid's more skaier stuff
The Grey Blur
23rd June 2006, 22:10
The Specials, Op Ivy, Crack rock steady shit, Capdown and some of Rancid's more skaier stuff