On this #NinetiesFriday I’m picking songs from the late nineties Ska 🎺 scene (The Third Wave). It’s #FiveTuneFriday on Nineties Friday! Ska originally comes from Jamaica and was very different. By the third wave of it in the late nineties it was rock or punk vibes with added horns. Definitely watered down but frankly I loved a lot of these songs in this late nineties scene!
🎙️Nineties Friday Vlog 🎺
- Nineties Friday Ska Picks
- Third Wave Ska
- History Dive
- MTV’s 120 Minutes
Let’s Go!
Band - The Mighty Mighty Bosstones
Song - The Impression That I Get
Album - Let's Face It (1997)
Band - Reel Big Fish
Song - Sell Out
Album - Turn the Radio Off (1996)
Band - Goldfinger
Song - Superman
Album - Hang Ups (1998)
Band - Spring Heeled Jack
Song - Jolene
Album - Songs from Suburbia (1998)
Band - Edna's Goldfish
Song - Veronica Sawyer
Album - The Elements of Transition (1999)
Couldn’t really fit all my picks into five so here are a couple bonus picks! Going back to early No Doubt and showcasing when No Doubt was a pure ska band before 1995’s Tragic Kingdom. We take a song off there 1992 album showing these scenes that get mainstream attention usually have already been brewing for years prior. Also going with a couple 2000 releases from the band Less Than Jake and there album that was recorded in 1999 but not released until a year later. Also the band Catch 22 and there nineties Ska vibe from there second album released in 2000…
Band - Less Than Jake
Song - Hell Looks a Lot Like L.A.
Album - Borders & Boundaries 2000)
And going way back to 1992! ⬇️
Band - No Doubt
Song - Trapped in a Box
Album - No Doubt (1992)
Band - Catch 22
Song - Point The Blame
Album - Alone In A Crowd (2000)
Thanks for tuning in friends! 🎸
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