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So I got you by a few years...graduated Hills in 94

Yeah, he got a bit too big for his britches...I liked Ian better...we would do some drinking at different shows. Cyrus wasn't a bad guy either. Jordan always rubbed me the wrong way.

Funny, I sold Jordan his first Rancid shirt back in the day at Echo records.

They were fun live.

so what do you call the skatalites, or Bob Marley/bunny and the wailers? I was a ska/punk DJ in college...actually wrote papers on the references. These are all the purest forms of Ska. Reggae was an offshoot of Ska. Third wave took punk elements and ska elements and mixed it together.

this is wrong. not sure how this could be constituted as punk.

I mean I got more into Samiam, and Farside and Gameface...and sensefield, and sunny day real estate.

personally Bad Religion was always punk to me. With smarter lyrics. also fitting for the time. Also Greg Graffin is smarter than most of us.

This one seems fitting. Jon Natchez was in this band..and he's now the sax player of The War on Drugs.

this was punk. Always considered Rancid to be punk.

https://www.oocities.org/tombston3/ska2.html This seems close.

I think it was more of the times it came out and where it originated. wave 1 was from Jamaica...it predated reggae. wave 2 was England. Wave 3 added more ska punk, ska jazz and I believe it was from the US.

I used to go to all the different record stores and look through the old vinyl and cd's and just collect.

Knowledge. this is where Rancid came from.

I could have days of conversation regarding Ska and punk and hardcore. days.

thats not something to celebrate.

no, I said ska punk. They were part of one wave of Ska. Two tone.

He was also part of the Worms.

Theres a lot of ska punk bands. but Madness wasn't one of them.

The Worms was a fun band...Oscar Isaac played in the band. To be honest the most interesting part of that band wasn't him. The singer was struck by lightning twice. https://screencrush.com/oscar-isaac-ska-band-worms-1996/