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My top ten would have to be 1. Streetlight Manifesto 2. Big D and the Kids Table 3. Bandits of the Acoustic Revolution 4. Bomb the Music Industry 5. Reel Big Fish 6. Kemuri 7. The Toasters 8. The Aquabats 9. The Mad Caddies 10. Mighty Mighty Bosstones | ||
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put sublime 1st and take out "the supervillains" and replace them with the suicide machines...and you done.
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08-30-2009
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 I am seriously baffled on how all you reggae & Sublime fans make no mention at all of Slightly Stoopid. They are one of the first bands Brad signed to Skunk Records and have been making big waves since. If you love Sublime you'll love Slightly Stoopid. American reggae mixed with killer acoustic riffs, Brads passion for the genre and ****in killer bass lines.YouTube - Slightly Stoopid-Closer to the Sun YouTube - Slightly Stoopid - This Joint BTW thanx for the turn on to Streetlight Manifesto. Would You Be Impressed is killer. | ||
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09-11-2009
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Gold Finger, Reel Big Fish, Voodoo Glow Skulls, Streetlight Manifesto, Sublime, Catch 22, The Suicide Machines, Big D and the Kids Table, Mighty Mighty Bosstones are some I like.
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09-13-2009
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Madness, the Specials, and early (English) Beat (their first is a classic of the genre) are still by far my favs. The cream of the British ska revival of the 70's and early 80's. Love the newer bands, but Old School is still sometimes the best.  | ||
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