u/Beautiful-Resort-831
Today, being US Independence Day, any ska songs that talk about the USA (either in a positive or probably negative way)
To be honest, I'm not from the USA, but I'm asking because I know a large part of this sub is.
I know you too well to like you anymore, reel big fish
I think I'd seen the music video for this song before I even knew what ska was, and it's one of the few ska songs I see actually used in edits.
A punk band made up entirely of bald guys
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It's curious to make a ska song even more ska.
Chuck berry, the toasters
I love ska mixed with rock n roll or rockabilly
How do raggamuffin and dancehall differ?
I suppose this is a common question, but it always confuses me. I've seen many songs use the term "raggamuffin," and I've never really understood the difference between dancehall and raggamuffin. Are they different genres? Or are they the same genre but with some difference? Is it something related to technique or singing, or what exactly is it?
Naturarekin bat, skalariak
I like ska cabarets that tell the story of ska itself
Rare order of the toasters on Spotify
Looking at The Toasters' wiki and Spotify, I've noticed that the Spotify is pretty weird. Some albums have the wrong dates, some appear before or after they should (like dub56, which even says the album year but puts it after the Caracas live show), and Don't Let the Bastards Grind You Down is missing. As a album, Does anyone know why there's so much mess?