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Less Than Jake are pretty good, but they're more of a combination with punk and ska. However they're still pretty good. My brother saw em in concert about a week ago, said they were awesome
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Check all these bands out
Less Than Jake Reel Big Fish The Mighty Mighty Bosstones Voodoo Glow Skulls Operation Ivy Big D and the Kids Tables The Specials Mu330 Mustard Plug Streetlight Manifesto The Toasters Catch 22 The Skalitites Madness The Bodysnatchers The Hippos Bad Manners Forces of Evil Mad Caddies Five Iron Frenzy The Aquabats *old* Goldfinger Ska P Prince Buster |
i'd definately start with...
the specials madness (or would you call these progressive ska? :/ either way they rock!) the aquabats reel big fish. |
Not yet mentioned and deserving of one...Suicide Bid.
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The Slackers
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fpr more modern ska music:
- Babyhead for something more experimental - Capdown for something a little more mixed genre but with ska roots However.. - Less Than Jake (as Alo suggested) - Reel Big Fish - Me First And The Gimme Gimme Gimme's - Catch 22 are all fun lighted stuff! Ska nowadays seems to have more inspiration from other genres like punk, rap, hip op, drum and bass and things like that now.. :) well.. enjoy! Hope that helped you along your way! |
First Wave:
Prince Buster - Al Capone Prince Buster - Madness Desmond Dekker - The Isrealites The Skatalites - Guns Of Navarone Second Wave: The Specials - Gangsters The Specials - Too Much Too Young The Specials - Ghost Town The Beat - Mirror In The Bathroom Madness - The Prince Madness - Nightboat To Cairo The Selecter - Three Minute Hero Third Wave : The Slackers - Married Girl The Untouchables - Lebanon The Untouchables - Stepping Stone The Dead 60s - Ghostfaced Killer Honestly, I think most modern ska is awful but those are a few ska tracks that are a good introduction. |
A punk-ska band that I would reccomend would be Operation Ivy.
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