[QUOTE=Johnny Quest.;13261298]Holy...

This just keeps getting better and better, Bomb the Music Industry! Mustard Plug and now Streetlight. What a month.[/QUOTE]

Wait... are BTMI playing the UK?

Is Skachilles down forever now?

If so, that's a shame.

[QUOTE=Lukeh;13263542]Wait... are BTMI playing the UK?[/QUOTE]

Yeah Household Name are bringing Ska Is Dead to the UK in November/December. Mustard Plug/Planet Smashers/Bomb The Music Industry + UK guests on one tour, I thought Big D were meant to be playing that but maybe I was mistaken.


And yeah, to the person above me I think we can pretty much assume Skachilles is gone now. Bandwidth was obviously costing an arm and a leg.

Wow, that sucks... I liked that site. And it was a good way for new listeners to get some rar stuff.

[QUOTE=the-UK-ska-scene;13282336]Yeah Household Name are bringing Ska Is Dead to the UK in November/December. Mustard Plug/Planet Smashers/Bomb The Music Industry[/QUOTE]
That was pretty much the line up for the U.S. dates last year except it was The Toasters instead of Bomb the Music Industry. Our line up was better.:p

so do any of you know about any info on Streetlight's or BOTAR's new albums?

[QUOTE=Ghostfire3;13285941]That was pretty much the line up for the U.S. dates last year except it was The Toasters instead of Bomb the Music Industry. Our line up was better.:p[/QUOTE]

:lol:....yeah.....

[QUOTE=_lower_class_brat_;13287867]so do any of you know about any info on Streetlight's or BOTAR's new albums?[/QUOTE]
Both comming next week.
















[SIZE="1"]sorry :upset: [/SIZE]

[QUOTE=Henrik;13290038]Both comming next week.
















[SIZE="1"]sorry :upset: [/SIZE][/QUOTE]

i'm guessing this is a joke, no?

A not funny joke... I was bored.

But no, they haven't said anything new about any of the upcomming albums. Streetlight are playing some new songs live though.

when i saw streetlight on the reel big fish mxpx tour tomas made the same bad joke saying the cd would be out next week and then said just kidding... he got booed for a few minutes and coninually apologized.

At the show I saw, he said it was available at the merch booth. So of course, everyone started crowding the booth, and then he got booed and apologized.

He said it would be out in a few months after that. But it's been two months or so, and nothing doing. :upset:

[QUOTE=FauxApathy;13297657]He said it would be out in a few months after that. But it's been two months or so, and nothing doing. :upset:[/QUOTE]

I've got news for you. He lied to you again. And you fell for it. Again.

Haha. I have a feeling they won't tell us until there's about a month before the release.

What's the best song on "A Call to Arms"?

Here's to Life is my favorite.

I like Wonderful Life.

Streetlight is on the tour with Reel Big Fish this Fall 2006. Others are Suburban Legends and Westbound Train. Not a bad line-up at all. Happy to see two great ska bands touring together again.

Reel Big Fish are by no means a great ska band. In fact they are awful. Streetlight is OK. Westbound Train is the best band out of the ones you named.

Westbound Train are so sweet live.

[QUOTE=Catchthe22;13336059]Streetlight is on the tour with Reel Big Fish this Fall 2006. Others are Suburban Legends and Westbound Train. Not a bad line-up at all. Happy to see two great ska bands touring together again.[/QUOTE]

i'm going to the show in saskatoon!:thumb: :thumb: :thumb: :thumb:

[QUOTE=Skrunnch;13336230]Westbound Train are so sweet live.[/QUOTE]

Hell yeah they are! You've seen them too? I saw them with Big D and Voodoo Glowskulls and they stole the show. I'm not really a Bid D or Voodoo Glowskulls fan though. And of course they got the least response from the crowd because everyone was there for the 3rd wave ska-punk sound. But me and my friends were getting real into it when Westbound Train was playing and people were just staring at us.

Yeah I think I saw them at the same show. It was really sweet man. I just got in from smoking and then they came on and I was so pumped for being a trad band.

I really enjoy 3rd wave when i can get into it (I'm noit really a big fan anymore), but a band that wasn't 3rd wave at ska is dead was awesome and being high at the same time made it a perfect set. I would definintely see them again.

[QUOTE=Ghostfire3;13339814]Hell yeah they are! You've seen them too? I saw them with Big D and Voodoo Glowskulls and they stole the show. I'm not really a Bid D or Voodoo Glowskulls fan though. And of course they got the least response from the crowd because everyone was there for the 3rd wave ska-punk sound. But me and my friends were getting real into it when Westbound Train was playing and people were just staring at us.[/QUOTE]

i haven't heard of Wsetbound Train, what songs should i check out?

[QUOTE=Mild_child;13329306]What's the best song on "A Call to Arms"?[/QUOTE]
"They Provide the paint for the picture perfect masterpiece that you will paint on the inside of your eyelids" is my favorite.
But there are 5 songs on it, so give them all a solid listen.

Yeah the whole EP is awesome.

I often skip the intro though.

I would put streetlight and rbf before westbound, but i am actually a fan of most of the 3rd wave stuff. I like westbound too; too bad they ditched coming to my local venue.

[QUOTE=_lower_class_brat_;13342993]i haven't heard of Wsetbound Train, what songs should i check out?[/QUOTE]

Well if you like Traditional Ska then I would recommend them to you. As for songs I'm not really sure. I would just download or buy an album by them. They are really fun to dance to live though.

[QUOTE=Ghostfire3;13339814]Hell yeah they are! You've seen them too? I saw them with Big D and Voodoo Glowskulls and they stole the show... they got the least response from the crowd because everyone was there for the 3rd wave ska-punk sound. .[/QUOTE]

That's not really stealing the show then is it?

Stealing the show is when Motion City Soundtrack open for Rufio or the Suburban Legends open for Reel Big Fish.