Exactly. They mixed all forms to create their music. Their early albums were more punk/ska and really good.It's a ska jam. Sublime was a blend of rap,rock,punk, reggae and ska. One of a kind band!
Go Canes!!
The Aggrolites are dope!!The Aggrolites are probably the closest modern band to first wave ska music. I guess they're technically reggae.
She helped write that song with Bradley Nowell.Ska was interesting as a genre because it basically reached its apex and then was over immediately. Much like its hardcore punk progenitors, there was little room for growth musically and therefore was short-lived. Nobody really emerged from it with a sustainable career (as in, receiving regular major-media play), and I wonder if that would be different if Brad Nowell didn't die or if Gwen Stefani didn't try to be Madonna.
I'm surprised at no mention of Goldfinger or No Doubt before Gwen Stefani became a massive sellout. Such a shame, she absolutely crushed it on Saw Red.
Some folks consider Madness a ska band. I always thought of them more of a new wave band though.Punk with horns - sounds like Madness. Is that ska?
Check out Tim Armstrong’s first solo album “Poet’s Life” it’s pretty much a Tim and the Aggrolites reggae album. One of my all time favorites.The Aggrolites are dope!!
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My favorite less than jake song
Got a Sublime tattoo when I was 17. Life is crazy lmao.
**** yeah North Beach area. Laid back area hence the affinity for Sublime, ha.Crazy is right. Are you from Miami Beach? I was born and raised on Miami Beach. Grew up on Commerce St. We had the best of everything growing up on South Beach.
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Fire!!Check out Tim Armstrong’s first solo album “Poet’s Life” it’s pretty much a Tim and the Aggrolites reggae album. One of my all time favorites.
There is still amazing Ska coming out , just a lot less of it .Do bands still play Ska? I was just thinking about that randomly in the shower recently.