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Sublime

CD-Charts > Music > Ska Punk
by: Sublime

Release Date July 30, 1996
this was exactly what we wanted. the delivery time was extremely fast and the package arrived safe and intact. thank you very much.

CD-Charts Position 2
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40 Oz. to Freedom

CD-Charts > Music > Ska Punk
by: Sublime

Release Date July 23, 1996
I was in 7th grade when I got this CD and so began my love for music. I memorized this CD inside and out, every note, every lyric. A friend of mine said that the first album by a band is always the best becuase it is pure and just for the love of making music. In this case this statement is true, although I give a 5 star rating to the rest of their albums as well. Sublime does not limit their style to one genre which is just one of the reasons they are the greatest band ever.

CD-Charts Position 3
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Medium Rare

CD-Charts > Music > Ska Punk
by: Mighty Mighty Bosstones

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Long time fan of the band and I was surprised to find out a new album was cut. I enjoyed Dicky when he hosted the Mighty Morning Show on Indie 103.1 out here in Southern California but it wasn't the same without the rest of the band. Hearing this album restores my faith in the Ska movement because instead of putting out just anything, this is a great album! Favorite song... "Don't Worry Desmond Dekker". I am hoping for another live album with their new work to complement "Live from the Middle East" (hands down one of the best live albums ever!

Buy this album, call your stations to get more Bosstones on the radio. They deserve to be heard!

CD-Charts Position 4
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The Singles 1992-2003

CD-Charts > Music > Ska Punk
by: No Doubt

Release Date November 25, 2003
I don't usually like many greatest hits cds because many artists tend to leave out my favorite songs, but I love No Doubt's The Singles 92-03. Each song from this retrospective is excellent and reminds me of certain times when that song was a hit. Tracks from Tragic Kingdom takes me back to middle school while songs from Rock Steady reminds me of senior year. I'm not a big No Doubt fan (I only have Tragic Kingdom) but this is hands down, one of favorite albums of all time.

CD-Charts Position 5
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Everything Under The Sun

CD-Charts > Music > Ska Punk
by: Sublime

Release Date November 14, 2006
If you are a fan of Sublime, this is the collection for you! Filled with all of their hits. Highly recommended. Makes a great gift!

CD-Charts Position 6
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B Sides and C Sides

CD-Charts > Music > Ska Punk
by: Rancid

Release Date January 22, 2008
Great album. If you loved "...and out come the wolves" buy this CD, very similar sound. 'The Brothels' and 'Things to Come' make this worth buying alone.

CD-Charts Position 7
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...And Out Come the Wolves

CD-Charts > Music > Ska Punk
by: Rancid

Release Date August 22, 1995
Ska sucks, this "new" lame excuse for punk is just made to sell to idiots dumb enough to buy it (like my brother)basically everyone who says they like this is a poser. great job! ^_^

CD-Charts Position 8
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SUBLIME/Gold

CD-Charts > Music > Ska Punk
by: Sublime

Release Date November 15, 2005
Well it's a great mix of Sublime songs but, they have "remastered" a lot of great variance in the sound of the originals out of it. For instance, listen to "Don't Push" off 40oz vs this version and you can hear a great reduction in the "Sublime" sound. Bottom line, if your really into Sublime you will prob be disappointed in this but if you are not familiar with them this is a great "Best of" CD.

CD-Charts Position 9
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All Star Smash Hits

CD-Charts > Music > Ska Punk
by: Smash Mouth

Release Date August 23, 2005
When this band came along, with their first big hit, WALKIN' ON THE SUN, I immediately noticed their being highly influenced by that 1960's band, ?(Question Mark) & The Mysterians of "96 TEARS" fame, circa 1966. The lead singer of SMASHMOUTH sounds eerily like the lead singer of that blast from the past band. Then, the follow up, CAN'T GET ENOUGH OF YOU, BABY was a hit, and an almost note-for-note remake of a track right off the "96 TEARS" album by that 60's band! Nobody's ever mentioned or noted this - am I the only one who noticed?!!! Yup, I have the ?(Question Mark)& The Mysterians album, which I bought at a vintage records shop a few years ago. SMASHMOUTH is a fun band, but, let's give influential credit where credit is overdue.

CD-Charts Position 10
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Tragic Kingdom

CD-Charts > Music > Ska Punk
by: No Doubt

Release Date October 10, 1995
Tragic Kingdom by No Doubt is highly overrated. The songs released were pretty good but after all these years, this album is dated and annoying now. This disc is heavy in ska which is no longer popular, no wonder they had to change their sound after this album. Don't Speak was a great ballad but after you hear it 30,000 times you get sick of it. The only track I still appreciate is Sunday Morning, great hook and chorus. This album is considered their masterpiece, but I've heard better.