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    Operation Ivy

    Fuck, I love these guys. Haven't seen anything that good sense.
    "All God does is watch us and kill us when we get boring. We must never, ever be boring."

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    Thumbs up

    Stand by your freinds, wrong or right
    Can't call that justice when its just a stupid excuse to fight
    Single out and attack the ones who got no defense
    You call that a new way of thinking i call it regression to ignorance
    Take warning
    Theres a new generation coming
    And we really gotta stand up to them
    Nobodys got a thing against you
    Unless youve got something to prove
    We dont need no set of standards,
    We dont need a new set of rules
    Heard all that shit before
    About stomping out any difference
    We say stand together!
    (not to fight just to exist)
    Take warning
    Intimidation coming
    And we really gotta say no to them
    Enough is enough is enough
    Why dont you just ease up
    I saw another beat down last nite take warning
    Who's the next to hit the ground tonite take warning

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    "since", unless you meant something totally different, or are speaking with an accent.

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    i think he's speaking in a basomi dialect.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Linguo
    "since", unless you meant something totally different, or are speaking with an accent.
    If you really are a "party robot" then I'd hate to see the nerd version.
    "All God does is watch us and kill us when we get boring. We must never, ever be boring."

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    yup...op ivy = super classic
    Waste your time, read my crap, at:
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    Quote Originally Posted by The Reverend Floater
    If you really are a "party robot" then I'd hate to see the nerd version.
    i applaud you for your grammatical improvement.

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    If you like Op Ivy you may also like:

    OLD Bostones
    The Specials
    Five Iron Frenzy

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    Thumbs up

    "Bad Town"

    They call it a scene I call it disaster
    Down here the kids grow up faster
    Scared they're scared to the bone
    Like a pack of wolves they don't run alone
    One on one they won't look you in the eye
    But when the pack's together there's a battle cry
    I saw it fifteen on one
    When the crowd dispersed the kid was done
    No (no more)
    No (bad town)
    No more bad town
    Yeah down there you gotta have a label
    Just like a cattle in a stable
    Knee jerk reaction I call it violence
    Why speak out when you could be silenced
    Down there on the dance floor
    Too much violence I dont want more
    Down there out on the street
    I can see the air I can see the heat
    [Chorus]

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    Once again, I must say, you have superb musical tastes.

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    Just downloaded some of their tunes and I have to give it a

    Thanks for the good music.

    If I go to the music store what cd do you reccomend?

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    This one:


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    A couple guys from Operation Ivy went on to form Rancid, which you might also want to check out if you like ska/punk.

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    more ska-punk recommendations:

    OLD Less Than Jake (Pezcore or Losers, Kings, & Things...everything else gets kinda overproduced and washy)
    Bruce Lee Band
    The Scofflaws
    Against All Authority
    Pilfers
    The Blue Meanies
    Mustard Plug

    More Traditional Ska:
    Toasters
    Skatalites
    NYC Ska Jazz Ensemble
    Pietasters
    ...too many to list...google for ska label Moon Records and start downloading / sampling...
    Last edited by Tyrone Shoelaces; 01-25-2005 at 02:31 AM.
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    I'm just as good at counting.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Tyrone Shoelaces
    more ska-punk recommendations:

    OLD Less Than Jake (Pezcore or Losers, Kings, & Things...everything else gets kinda overproduced and washy)
    Bruce Lee Band
    The Scofflaws
    Against All Authority
    Pilfers
    The Blue Meanies
    Mustard Plug

    More Traditional Ska:
    Toasters
    Skatalites
    NYC Ska Jazz Ensemble
    Pietasters
    ...too many to list...google for ska label Moon Records and start downloading / sampling...
    Pietasters absolutely kick ass! Saw 'em live a few times around DC and back in College. Great CDs and even better live show.

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    "Against All Authority
    The Blue Meanies
    Mustard Plug"

    Definitely good ska.

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    In addition to those mentioned...

    Ska:
    The Hippos
    Save Ferris
    I Voted for Kodos
    Reel Big Fish (So funny. So good.)
    Forces of Evil (Reel Big Fish side project)
    Ska Daddyz

    Punk/Ska:
    Goldfinger
    Mad Caddies (kinda a punk/ska/polka feel. really good.)
    Rancid ("...And out Come the Wolves" is a good ska record.)
    Suicide Machines
    "I smell varmint puntang."

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    Not sure how I missed this the first time... 17 years ago. How the F did that happen?

    Anyway, Did not know that about Rancid. Must be why I like them too.
    Oh, and while we are talking about awesome shit.
    Me First and the Gimmee Gimmees- if you haven't had the pleasure, you are very welcome.

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    Great band, I played the shit out of their stuff in high school. I want to read the singer's book.

    Not ska-related but another band I really liked as a teenage punk was Too Much Joy, another 80's outfit that seems like they contributed to a lot of scenes (LI emo / pop punk) without having any huge success on their own.

    https://toomuchjoy.bandcamp.com/albu...eggs-and-crack

    serious dead milkmen / violent femmes / jonathan richman vibe.
    j'ai des grands instants de lucididididididididi

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    Big OpIvy fan. Not as much into Rancid.

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