well, i guess they are all Ska-Noobs :D

@@RoFLduhasLoLgesagt you ever heard of those amatures called madness?

Pffff is amazing how people don't realise Japan had very incredible music, even Jazz and groovie music in the 80s was made.

sorry, never heard of them :/

Tanks for sharing, more respect to the band!

Es exactamente lo que yo estaba pensando 👍🏽

コメ欄見てわかるけど 音楽に国境は関係ないんやなってマジで思う

And 1 cameraman ;-)

Good point - make it a double

Son 9 en total

Ryukiraya Hiro: good afternoon

They're having sax in that room

That is also part of the Olympic spirit

A real cool band. Try their cover from « enter the dragon » the movie with Bruce Lee. Ska rocks!

me too

Check out the soundtrack to ps1 game incredible crisis which is performed by this group

I feel the same, I just wiki'ed them and they have been going since 85, and got more releases than you can shake a tree at!

I feeeel that

Oh wow, that's basically torture, who would want to sleep when you get a whole ass ska band going on in your head

My brain when someone is explaining the rules of a board game to me

Having over an hour boring conversation with my dad be like:

Brilliant mate, totally relatable

Check out Japanese dance hall reggae

also Check out OreSkaBand :)

and if you have the chance, go see them live!

Check out HEY-SMITH and also Kemuri. Great japanese ska bands!

Juan Rivera you have to hand it to them

they try to sell acustic isolation solutions.

Not sure you'ld be sleeping, unless you can fall asleep while skanking, as it is impossible to not skank to this.

Romario Feriz Triadi aku yo gelem koq mas 👍🏼😄

I wouldn't mind being next door. definitely won't be sleeping though

@@fullskapunkalchemist3471 100% true!!!!

A mí también

si, pero generalmente no lo hace, tenes que buscar vos

@@mvblue7004 debe ser por los likes que damos a los videos, son una guía para youtube, me pasa lo mismo con spotify (porque yo doy bastantes), peeero... el criterio es menos personalizado y más comercial y eso que llevo 1222 "canciones que me gustan" (o sea con el corazón activado) al menos en la versión free, en el móvil, por el modo aleatorio; lo raro es que todo cambia cuando tengo la versión premium, supongo que es parte de la estrategia para vender, tipo fastidiar con canciones malas, además de tantos anuncios. También podría uno pensar que spotify lo tiene todo, jaja, pero no, youtube tiene más artistas y versiones de canciones, sobre todo las versiones de artistas colaborando/conviviendo con otros artistas, el medio otro solo tiene la la versión de deluxe original y algunos unplugged no tan buenos, sin covers chidos.

awevo ezo es todo men

Ja tal cual!! Esto es increíble

You me skank NOW!💃🕴

Agree! Years ago, I was at their show in Amsterdam, and they tore the place up! A few days later we were thanked for being such an incredible audience, by the band, on their own website! For all the world to see. Yay, us! 😁

Aunque no lo creas hermano, el ska es jaimaquino. Igual eso no demerita el ska latinoamericano, pero no hay que ser como los gringos y hay que darle crédito a sus creadores.

Saludos desde Ecuador Canton Babahoyo, admiro mucho a los Japoneses, son un ejemplo para el mundo en casi todo... Y estos artistas son espectaculares... Yo descubrí este grupo en plena pandemia en el 2020, en pleno confinamiento Dios de Israel y este grupo musical nos levanto el ánimo con su música alegre. Saludos desde Ecuador hermanos Japoneses. Algún día visitaré su hermoso país. es mi sueño. 🇪🇨

Starring liam neeson vs steven seagal. Who's gonna die first?

@@radityokusumo3170 Steven Seagal

Act 12: the killing of an odd man

This song is on the movie whiplash. If u haven't seen it u should watch it. It's an instant classic.

whiplash is a master piece

Take a look at Tommy tornado and the clerk's..you will love them too.

@@rogerpeachey2212 could you please give me some more ska names? I like this music. Thanks

@@marinakomarova801 lollipop lorry.the dualers.north east ska jazz orchestra.tokyo ska paradise orchestra.skameleon.madness.wicked dub division.

Wicked!

michael crossley lol wut

jajajaja.. maybe he played it better while in Villarreal

@@hirenkidan He played in the most important club in the world Boca Juniors, he came champion of the Copa Libertadores of America

@@tedescopablonicolas9390 plus semifinalist with villarreal in the Champions League back in 2006. Way more important than wining the liberadores cup

@@kerolokerokerolo Obviously you do not understand much about the subject, I'm not interested in putting together a forum here, luck ...

@@tedescopablonicolas9390 hahahahahahaha me estás diciendo que ganar la libertadores es más importante que llegar a las semifinales de la Champions? Hahahahahahahahahahahahahaha

Which reminds me of kzfaq.info/get/bejne/rLiFdquX1LrcYI0.html

The original of 35 I think with Barney Bigard the credited leader of Duke band members in a small group, remains the greatest imo. Cool version here though. Wonder what Juan Tizol, the composer, and Duke himself would've thought of this?

See you space cowboy...

Oooooh Spike would be proud of that one :D

Bang!

It's more traditional ska, generally most people think Ska Punk is ska, it's not.

3 2 1 Let's jam

Pues ya acabó la 4 ola del covicho papu.

Hands down one of the tightest ska bands ever

Very eloquently put

@@niallmurray7521 Thank you.

He's the "silent" foundation! That bass is hard as a wall.

Cos its awesome!

MyThirstForThee, maybe its because that trombonist is sexy! These guys are gems of the rarest and best kind!

They're great

Great community of musicians. Several projects different periods but the best comes when they all get together. As a saxophonist I have nothing else to say .....👏👏👏👏

Same

Same (:

Check out Kemuri!

Amazing👍

The original Ska musicians in the late 50s / early 60s in Jamaica, had mostly been playing the island's Jazz combo's / orchestra's before Ska came to the fore. So the Jazz-Ska link has been there from the beginning. Ska Jazz is a completely self sustaining sub genre of Ska nowadays. Caravan (Skaravan) may be the most covered, but there's countless Jazz classics out there reworked by Ska Jazz bands / orchestras. And as to why Ska is being treated as a punchline... I think that has to do with when Ska hit the big time in the US the 90s. Unfortunately, that was more skapunk, which had the energy to keep the crowds (read : kids) going, but lacked the groove of 'proper' Ska. The brass section was unimaginative, the song progression was predictable.

It’s just one of those things. People who get it, get it. Those who don’t, don’t.

I think this is more akin to Madness

@@wmtarr886 Now you mention it, "Skaravan" does remind me of "Night Boat to Cairo."

Having seen 3000+ (and counting) artists performing, I can only agree!

making fire 🔥

Sexist? Girls had the blues...

@@yomama9567 no

@@plastic_love_ the girls' room was reserved by Pizzicato 5...

Owent XD GOOD SHIT MAN!

Do t forget the apic

also remindl me of the Melbourne Ska Orchestra

Hey, I used to listen to all the bands you listed in my youth, and Maldita Vecindad were AWESOME! 'Un gran circo' still gives me chills.

Not always, definitely not always.

@@CS-ys4sy sometimes puroressu!

B?

the woman had problems arriving, so improvisation.

Jajajaja

Um, Ska was popularized from Jamaica just fine on its own the first go-around in the '60s. Then, the Brits made it popular again in the late '70s and into the '80s. And, then, American ska bands re-repopularized the genre in the mid '90s

The West Indians brought ska to England in the 1960s. My older cousin was a 1960s London mod and he treasured the Jamaican ska recordings that he bought in London. The mods loved ska.

いやいや、そこらじゅうから宿泊客が乱入してきて、ライヴハウスと化してしまう。

Uffffff siii que experiencia tan maravillosa