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Here are some Ska and punk albums which are really worth what you pay for them. |
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| The Mad Caddies - Duck and Cover These guys introduced me to ska, and they were the first ska i heard and played. It has all the great classics on this album, like The Gentlemen, macho nachos, econoline, monkeys..... A must get for any skanker. |
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| Capdown - Pound for the sound This is the fucking best album ever. It's got some well good guitar riffs, and the sax is rockin. Best tracks are like: An A-political stand of reasons, faith no more and pound for the sound. Amazing - we might try a couple of covers when we're done recording. | ||
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| Reel Big Fish - Why do they rock so hard? This is one of the classic ska albums. Although this is probably one of the cheesiest albums ever made and produced, you can't help but like it! It has ultimate party songs on it, like Somebody Hates Me and the kids don't like it. |
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