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Started by Thunderpants121, 30 Jul 2007, 14:38

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Okeay, how many of you like ska?

SKAAA! FRIGGIN' AWESOME!
13 (18.3%)
Sure, I like it every now and then!
27 (38%)
Okeay, I admit it, it's a guilty pleasure of mine.
2 (2.8%)
Nope. Not me.
26 (36.6%)
I'm far too much of a hipster snob to even consider listening to that drivel!
3 (4.2%)

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brandon_ha

#50
09 Aug 2007, 22:06
Yay  rude boys! I can't really say I'm a rude boy though, I love ska listen to it everyday and all that but I don't have a car, live in a backwater town and have no friends who listen to the genre, they compare it to emo. So I have been to maybe three live shows and they where closer to screamo.
Quote from: Valrus on 14 Aug 2007, 05:34
Yeah punctuation sure is pretty pretentious. Look how fucking pretentious this post is, all with two periods and a comma.

teh pwn queen

#51
10 Aug 2007, 20:38
Well, what I believe is that there's a time and a place for everything, and in the case of ska that place was the mid 90s... America's teenagers needed something to feel good about after the onslaught of depressing (but still totally awesome) grunge of the early 90s.
So there was Save Ferris, Big Reel Fish, etc. etc. And even the early No Doubt (whom I was a HUGE fan of for years) like their Tragic Kingdom album and Trapped in a Box.

But ska is no longer needed, we have other music to enjoy.
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Ernest

#52
11 Aug 2007, 11:06
Quote from: teh pwn queen on 10 Aug 2007, 20:38
Well, what I believe is that there's a time and a place for everything except ska.  Man, that music blows.
Quote from: voidSkipper on 14 Jun 2008, 03:30
Where I come from, we usually just shorten that to "yee-haw!"

Valrus

#53
11 Aug 2007, 17:14
Quote from: DynamiteKid on 30 Jul 2007, 16:51
Twelve-tone counts as ska, right?
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KharBevNor

#54
13 Aug 2007, 18:03
I'd probably listen to more ska if music like this didn't exist.
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Ernest

#55
13 Aug 2007, 19:35
Really?  Ska would be your number one fallback option?
Quote from: voidSkipper on 14 Jun 2008, 03:30
Where I come from, we usually just shorten that to "yee-haw!"

Anarchy965

#56
14 Aug 2007, 01:08
The Toasters. 'nuff said. (OMG NOWAI THEYR SO GOOD!!!1)

Luke C

#57
14 Aug 2007, 02:58
Quote from: ScrambledGregs on 31 Jul 2007, 07:54
I don't hate ska, but I do think it's an inferior, watered down version of reggae in the same way that modern/mainstream country is an inferior, watered down version of old country/bluegrass.

To me most ska sounds like a watered down version of several genres, blues/reggae/jazz etc.

I'm no huge fan of ska but I'm not going to say "OMG SKA SUCKS" because people I know who listen to it are douchebags.
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KharBevNor

#58
14 Aug 2007, 10:29
Quote from: Flaming Ostrich on 13 Aug 2007, 19:35
Really?  Ska would be your number one fallback option?

For ridiculous dancing music, could well be.
[22:25] Dovey: i don't get sigquoted much
[22:26] Dovey: like, maybe, 4 or 5 times that i know of?
[22:26] Dovey: and at least one of those was a blatant ploy at getting sigquoted

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