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Ska is inherently faulty?
Ghostwriter:
Ska can be excellent when done correctly! My favorites are Streetlight Manifesto, Catch-22, Common Rider, and Mighty Mighty Bosstones.
As for the people who hate ska on a fundamental basis: I'm not sure I understand. Are you just jackasses? Are you musical snobs by trade? Are you taking a gracious opportunity to lambaste a style of music that is out of your spectrum, possibly to appear as though you have a great amount of musical taste and conviction? I really do not get it. So help me out! I'll remember to decode your opinion, which you have a tendency to purvey as an objective truth, into the realm of musical subjectivity again. It's okay, I understand that you are a winner* because you listen to seriously authentic underground shit that nobody has ever heard of and therefore has not been soiled by any cultural context.
*I am referring to the "special" musical olympics, of course
Rubby:
I kinda like Reel Big Fish, Especially that song "Beer". Whenever he's like "I think I'll have myself a beer" I'm like "hey, me too!".
Seriously though. Ska kinda came along with that whole adolescent punk rock phase for me. Plus, where I lived there was hardly ever shows so when a Ska band came around you had to be all "sure I like ska" unless you didn't want to go to another show for about 4 months.
JodyAnthony:
I liked ska when it wasnt just bad punk with trumpets.
what ever happened to the good stuff like desmond dekker and the like?
EDIT: I must say though, I loves me some TMBG
KharBevNor:
It went to the big dancehall in the sky.
I hate ska on a fundamental basis because it's generally annoying and unoriginal. I R MUSIC LEETIST.
I like Leftover Crack though.
Kai:
Leftover Crack and The Aquabats are the extent of it. ANd if you want to call Propaghandi ska.
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