Word. BTW, I think it's spelled "bandito". And to be proper Spanish, it'd be "Bandito Psycho", though I'm not sure if "psycho" is a word in Spanish.

But I always thought it was "Bandido" and I just looked up "Bandit" on a translator and it says Bandido.

Bandido means outlaw, villain or bandit.

Yeah, I know, and I've always seen it spelled "bandito". I dunno, I could be wrong, but I doubt it. The Spanish language is much more likely to be wrong than I.

I recommend to Juan and anyone who wants some jazzy punk:

Saccharine Trust

Sweet, I sure hope you have them on Soulseek.

Edit: They're cool.

The Quakes were really boring live!
Next Sunday Nekromantix are here, though, and hopefully they'll be better.

Nick, Griff, Sketchy, whoever else, check out the new Springsteen album, [i]The Seeger Sessions[/i]. I got it for my birthday, and it blew my mind.

Some one recommend me a good Artificial Peace album, plz.

Also a D.O.A. album

[I]Hardcore 81[/I] for DOA. Never heard the other band.

[QUOTE=Ghostfire3]The Clash, Black Flag, 7 Seconds, Bad Brains[/QUOTE]

Haha. I love 7 Seconds' cover of "99 Red Balloons." Thanks for recommending the Bad Brains too. I'd been looking for something like them for a while.

[QUOTE=Spaceman 3]Haha. I love 7 Seconds' cover of "99 Red Balloons." Thanks for recommending the Bad Brains too. I'd been looking for something like them for a while.[/QUOTE]

Yep, no problem.

Lawrence Arms & None More Black
 

Anyone have recommendations for punk bands with gravelly-voiced front men like Lawrence Arms or None More Black?

(other than most of the Chicago bands)

Kid Dynamite has the same singer as NMB. Also try Hot Water Music.

I recommend Steriogram to all punks.

Who're they like?

PJYSI some for me.

They're great and punk and stuff.

I'm at gram's I can't YSI.

[QUOTE=johnsomp]Anyone have recommendations for punk bands with gravelly-voiced front men like Lawrence Arms or None More Black?

(other than most of the Chicago bands)[/QUOTE]
Small Arms Dealer.

For fans of Latterman, I strongly recommend Yo Man, Go!. I just saw them both tonight, and YM,G! is touring with Latterman. They sound pretty similar. I'm sharing them on slsk now.

I haven't listened yet Jo.

It's good. I just listened. I think they sounded better live, but I still like the recording. Live, they sounded a whole lot like Latterman.

Can anyone recommend any '88 hardcore bands like Gorilla Biscuits?

Youth of Today?

Help me out here
 

Could someone please give me some names of bands or albums of some good american ska punk. I am looking for punk bands with a decent brass section. I would be most grateful, thanks

[QUOTE=alsiewalsie]Could someone please give me some names of bands or albums of some good american ska punk. I am looking for punk bands with a decent brass section. I would be most grateful, thanks[/QUOTE]

Streetlight Manifesto
Catch 22 - [I]Keasbey Nights[/I]
The Mighty Mighty Bosstones
Big D & The Kids Table - [I]Good Luck[/I]

I think ska bands should have hip hop intros to all their songs. Cause they could wit hthe bass and horns and drums and what not.

i want some bands along the lines of

Subhumans
Crass
Flux Of Pink indians
Zounds ect Please ???

Icons of FIlth, A//Political, basic anarcho stuff.

Omega Tribe.
KUKL (not really like those other bands listed, seeing as Bjork is in the band)

Rudimentary Peni, The Epileptics, etc.

Any bands that sound like The Pist that I may not know of?

[QUOTE=vote me]i want some bands along the lines of

Subhumans - Conflict maybe?
Crass - Hit Parade
Flux Of Pink indians
Zounds ect Please ???[/QUOTE]
Ehh, defiently check out Crass label.