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[UrABomb]

YES FUCK YEAH!

Best. Ever. FUCK! *skanks*
It's really inspiring to hear proper ska on here, cause my own ska band is in the early stages still and it's great to hear stuff other than just the big names, to have more influences.

[Skabnoxious]

Hehe nice.

I lol'd. This is great. Great lyrics especially the "we sing about stuff that makes us hurt... like... knives. And stuff that hurts." Wish I could think of such lyrics.

fizzypop2 responds:

Oh yes but improv is the best kind of writing. ;D

[scene kids hate ska (pom2)]

Sweet! But...

Fucking sick but needs vocals. And maybe horns could be worked in too!

[Come on feel the Salsa]

It actually doesn't sound too bad...

But needs a to be a shitload louder.

kazumazkan responds:

you can make it loud if you want i don't mind

[Helleh Helleh]

That's lame.

"how should i know what ska is lol"
Then why the fuck did you put it in ska?!

[El Genio Mas Gigante]

Damn right it's chilled :D

Makes me happyface, so good. You're an awesome singer too. However, I must say I have a preference for the faster ska-punk stuff.

[The Monochromatics Facethefact]

Not bad, not bad, nice job.

Heh, I have a similar vocal style. High five bro. It's pretty cool, but as the other dude said, needs louder vocals. I certainly enjoy the horns.
Also, yeah, a little bit vocal practice wouldn't go astray, I mean, they're okay. But it might help you out a bit. And the guitar in the verses is a little too loud. Just turn it a tiny bit down.

[Speeding On The Highway]

Well... that was.... terrible.

This is intended to be constructive criticism:
Get it off here, and come back with real music. Gay.

[Optimus Crime]

Heh lol

"Oh shit, got my coolant ALL over my processor!"

[Inside the Cyclone]

Eh, passable.

It's alright for what it is, but why the hell is it in ska? It clearly isn't. You're just cluttering up the ska section, which is full of enough tripe as it is. Put it somewhere where people will appreciate it dude, because I doubt many ska listeners will.