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From: TheNewsoul2
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  • First heard their performance on Saturday Night Live. I was there.

  • I can duplicate too.

  • once applied with the CIA, but the work may be part time ;)

  • Shhhhhhhhh! Now don't you blow my cover! I, on the other hand..........

  • nice to hear cheerful music like this i love it hell of a lot better than pixie lott

  • Man am I stoked that I bumped into this band, again. Fresh sound from the past. Twenty somethings at work are gonna love this band. SSSplash.

  • Can someone put up 'Laser show.' I live in Anchorage Alaska now and lost my LP... we don't have vintage record shops here.

  • can someone put up 'Laser Show!'

  • "Freak In The Streets" Extended Mix-12" inch (MCA Records) is still a masterpiece.

  • I'm sad to say I just discovered these guys when I saw them open for Fishbone a couple nights ago, but at least I'm glad I finally did! Great band!

  • Great Mod band, kept the Mod torch burning through the mid 80s. Loved watching them in Repo Man.

  • I saw these guys at Glastonbury Festival in 86. They were such fun when it was pouring with rain and we were all dancing in and covered with mud.

  • Wow - such fun finding this again. I saw these guy at Glastonbury Festival in 86. They were such fun even tho it was pouring with rain and everyone was covered in mud.

  • Phew this brings back memories...I bought this album in 85. Some great tracks on it.

  • they aren't really ska-rock, they be mod

  • @ShreddyTeddy

    But they were part of that 2-tone ska movement of the early 80's that spawned No Doubt, Sublime and 311 in the 90's a very influential band that doesn't get any love

  • @TheNewsoul2 What exactly do you mean, influential … ?

    They were one-hit-wonders … !!

  • @MrCuddy2977

    No they weren't they were very influential especially on this side of the Atlantic especially on generations of Black Rockers and Ska fans

  • @TheNewsoul2

    I am with you, bro. This was the sound in Califonia clubs of the '80's and into the '90's whether you were up San Francisco or San Diego, whether it was a band or the DJ. This represents a combination of so many types of music that was and still is so California, USA. JMHO, hugely influential.

    SSSplash. >-)-)-)Q>

  • @USA1749NY2SFnSD2Fork I was ther too. I am class of 84 and grew up (born and raised in SF). Saw them at Stanford University and Keystone in palo Alto with Fishbone etc. Ska was huge then alomng with RHCP and tons of other bands atthat time.

  • Cool!

  • Cool!

  • Cool!

  • I also fell in love with their music 1985!

  • one of the better songs of the time. thanks for posting

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