Unlabeled Waves in music?

yeah. but mudhoney's superfuzz bigmuff (1988) is the epitome of garage so we're gonna have to lump sonic youth (who i do prefer - especially sister era) in with pixies in the etc section.

ok, yeah, fair enuff. i should dig out some mudhoney stuff. every good boy deserves fudge is pretty damn good.

so what's this thread about again? unlabelled waves? ska? tickets to see the specials live this november were about 40 quid. i got a fucking message for them, rudy.

  On 10/8/2009 at 1:22 AM, margaret thatcher said:

so what's this thread about again? unlabelled waves? ska? tickets to see the specials live this november were about 40 quid. i got a fucking message for them, rudy.

lol

  On 10/7/2009 at 7:05 PM, Glass Plate said:

So for those unfamiliar with the idea of Waves a very solid and well known genre with waves would be SKA.

 

There is the 1st wave, which was simply a continuation of carribean music like dance hall/reggae etc. Then the 2nd wave was a 70's/80's type movement in America that was an anti-racism movement. Ska music made by white and black people together, aww how cute. Then there's the bastard 3rd wave which is just pure americans in the mid 80's to now making the same ska over and over. (Aquabats, Might Might Bosstones etc.)

they're ska-punk, not 3rd wave innit

god i hate ska-punk. and its fans. especially the ones who call ska-punk ska.

[/ska snob]

lol i was in a ska/punk band in the mid/late 90's...

  On 10/8/2009 at 2:09 AM, ezkerraldean said:

god i hate ska-punk. and its fans. especially the ones who call ska-punk ska.

Choking Victim/Leftover Crack are pretty damn good.

I someone placed a Leftover Crack album for me recently, and it was not a positive experience.

  On 10/8/2009 at 9:11 AM, Deepex said:

I someone placed a Leftover Crack album for me recently, and it was not a positive experience.

lol wat?

Jesus christ what happened. Let's try this again:

Someone played a Leftover Crack album for me recently, and it was not a positive experience!