Canadian ska!!!
0000000
Hey fellow Rude Boys and especially Rude Gals(not chelseas)...
anyways, any of you ever heard any canadian ska bands...cause i'm from
Montreal and we've got some great ones such as....
The Planet Smashers, The Kingpins, Gangster Politics, Jabber, 2 Stone 2
skank, Undercovers, etc....
anyways....see ya.....
miss jennifer
0000000 (000...@cvm.qc.ca) wrote:
: Hey fellow Rude Boys and especially Rude Gals(not chelseas)...
We have a half decent scene on the West Coast that's just starting to
really pick up. In Vancouver, there are:
Skaville, formed out of the ashes of other local ska
bands, are the official two-tone cover band, The Malchiks are goofy ska
with a bit of a punk edge, The Hounds of Buskerville are just plain ska,
Trenchant are excellent but somewhat hard to describe, and there's a few
new, young bands like the Crowned Kings just starting out. The Malchiks
(who might be playing back East in May/June, and have an album coming out
next month) and Trenchant are on the All Skanadian Club 3 which any sane
Canadian ought to own by now.
Miss jenn
Ska Oreo
>d Trenchant are on the All Skanadian Club 3 which any sane
>Canadian ought to own by now.
>
>Miss jenn
>
>
okay, this april my school band is going on a trip up to canada (we live in WA
state) for a band competition. now, on the way we're supposed to be stopping at
some "8 story" (probably exaggeration) record store somewhere in/near calgary.
it's by a place with "tower" in the name i believe. anyway, i was wondering if
there some of you canadian ska fans could e-mail me (or post, of course) a list
of some good (i listen to trad and jazz-y ska mostly) cds to check out. do
trenchant have a cd out? i've heard "mr. roustabout" and i think it's hella
smooth. any help would really be appreciated. by anyone, actually. Gratzi!
dance on!
- pasha
re...@netcom.ca
Ska Oreo wrote:
>
> okay, this april my school band is going on a trip up to canada (we live in WA
> state) for a band competition. now, on the way we're supposed to be stopping at
> some "8 story" (probably exaggeration) record store somewhere in/near calgary.
> it's by a place with "tower" in the name i believe. anyway, i was wondering if
> there some of you canadian ska fans could e-mail me (or post, of course) a list
> of some good (i listen to trad and jazz-y ska mostly) cds to check out. do
> trenchant have a cd out? i've heard "mr. roustabout" and i think it's hella
> smooth. any help would really be appreciated. by anyone, actually. Gratzi!
>
> dance on!
> - pasha
Ummm.... here are a few:
The Kingpins - "Watch Your Back"
The Planet Smashers - "The Planet Smashers"
Gangster Politics - "Dawn of the Mafia" (these guys LOVE jazz)
Arsenals - "STOMP"
anything by J.F.K. and the Conspirators
Various - "All-Skanadian Club Vol. 1"
Cheers, Billy
redskin
re...@netcom.ca
miss jennifer wrote:
>
> 0000000 (000...@cvm.qc.ca) wrote:
> : Hey fellow Rude Boys and especially Rude Gals(not chelseas)...
>
> : anyways, any of you ever heard any canadian ska bands...cause i'm from
> : Montreal and we've got some great ones such as....
>
> : The Planet Smashers, The Kingpins, Gangster Politics, Jabber, 2 Stone 2
> : skank, Undercovers, etc....
>
In Toronto we also have a few ace ska bands, such as:
Arsenals
Spinecracker
Skaface (they broke up)
King Apparatus (they broke up too)
Two Tone Skuds
The Smokers (who are actually from Sudbury...oh well!)
The Skanksters
One
Cheers, Billy
redskin
Ska Poser #3455343
we have a really great scene going in Windsor, Ontario. oh wait....i mean
we don't have a scene at all. We have one sort of ska band that has only
one trumpet and just plays covers and another band that is trying
desperately to become a reality. I'm in it by the way. We need a drummer
and a bass player and maybe a trumpet player because ours is an idoit. if
anyone can help i will love them for the rest of my natural lifetime.
kevin
kev...@netcore.ca
http://www.netcore.ca/~kevind/
miss jennifer wrote in message <6c2fgc$sft$1...@nntp.ucs.ubc.ca>...
>0000000 (000...@cvm.qc.ca) wrote:
>: Hey fellow Rude Boys and especially Rude Gals(not chelseas)...
>
>: anyways, any of you ever heard any canadian ska bands...cause i'm from
>: Montreal and we've got some great ones such as....
>
>: The Planet Smashers, The Kingpins, Gangster Politics, Jabber, 2 Stone 2
>: skank, Undercovers, etc....
>
>We have a half decent scene on the West Coast that's just starting to
>really pick up. In Vancouver, there are:
>Skaville, formed out of the ashes of other local ska
>bands, are the official two-tone cover band, The Malchiks are goofy ska
>with a bit of a punk edge, The Hounds of Buskerville are just plain ska,
>Trenchant are excellent but somewhat hard to describe, and there's a few
>new, young bands like the Crowned Kings just starting out. The Malchiks
>(who might be playing back East in May/June, and have an album coming out
>next month) and Trenchant are on the All Skanadian Club 3 which any sane
Fred Nguyen
On Fri, 13 Feb 1998 15:34:34 GMT, "0000000" <000...@cvm.qc.ca> wrote:
Hi!
>Hey fellow Rude Boys and especially Rude Gals(not chelseas)...
>
>anyways, any of you ever heard any canadian ska bands...cause i'm from
>Montreal and we've got some great ones such as....
>
>The Planet Smashers, The Kingpins, Gangster Politics, Jabber, 2 Stone 2
>skank, Undercovers, etc....
>
ska canada!! are you going ska night at the Foufs every Tuesday?
see ya!
fred
FlaShFiRe
Kingpins rule.. Any idea where I could pick up a CD? I've just heard a few
songs in MP3. Can't find the CD anywhere around here.
miss jennifer
FlaShFiRe (flsh...@iastate.edu) wrote:
: Kingpins rule.. Any idea where I could pick up a CD? I've just heard a few
: songs in MP3. Can't find the CD anywhere around here.
The CD is called Watch Your Back and is on Stomp Records. Check the
independent types of music shops, but if you can't find it there, you can
write to Stomp at 370 Putney St., St. Lambert PQ, J4P 3B6
Miss jenn
layland hanover
check http://www.interlog.com/~mhughes for all your canadian ska needs. (its
the stomp records page)
layland hanover
http://www.netcore.ca/~kevind
FlaShFiRe wrote in message <6cdhru$k5...@odie.mcleod.net>...
antonio giacinto carrozza
The band DOCTOR MANETTE, currently signed to Kingpin Records, is a
hardcore/emo/ska quintet looking for a hardworking, DEDICATED individual
to fill our newly vacated drum seat. The four other non-smoking,
drug-free members of the group attend school full-time at the University
of Illinois, but play shows as often as possible, and WILL BE TOURING this
summer. Influences include:
The Police, Elvis Costello, Bad Brains, Animal Chin, Mr. Bungle, Weezer,
Fugazi, Propagandhi, Fishbone and The blue Meanies. Contact us as soon as
possible if you may be interested.
Committed individuals with a desire to adapt and most of all HIT THE DRUMS
HARD! are exclusively encouraged to respond.
***************************************************
Antonio Carrozza
University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
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Doctor Manette
http://www.students.uiuc.edu/~carrozza/manette.html
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Jesse Badass
On Mon, 23 Feb 1998, antonio giacinto carrozza wrote:
>
> hardcore/emo/ska quintet
How does THAT work?
-jesse
--
"She said no matter how funny, it hurts so bad that I just can't feel.
I feel nothin', I feel nothin', drunk or sober."
-=-The Tossers
andy k
hey...my band in hardcore/emo/ska too!
andy k
Jesse Badass <jsu...@students.uiuc.edu> wrote:
>>
>> hardcore/emo/ska quintet
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Andy K
the proud owner ska wave 273
willing to rent for 20 dollars a week