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Track List
01) Irish Whiskey
02) Come on in Sin
03) In the Grass
04) More Human Than Human
05) Flirt
06) I Don't Know
07) Silence of the Universe
08) Agent 13
09) Do Ya Swing
10) Wagon Train Ska
11) Freakshow
12) Say It to My Face
13) Hard Up
14) Talking Gibberish
15) Marella
01) Irish Whiskey
02) Come on in Sin
03) In the Grass
04) More Human Than Human
05) Flirt
06) I Don't Know
07) Silence of the Universe
08) Agent 13
09) Do Ya Swing
10) Wagon Train Ska
11) Freakshow
12) Say It to My Face
13) Hard Up
14) Talking Gibberish
15) Marella
3:42
3:37
3:19
4:24
2:32
3:25
3:59
2:59
3:42
3:47
3:02
3:05
2:42
4:19
3:46
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First Released
1997
Ska
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Like its two predecessors, Ska: The Third Wave, Vol. 3 concentrates on a handful of unknown ska-punk and ska-metal bands, mixing a few straightforward ska revival bands for good measure. For fans of ska and 2-Tone, most of these groups have little to do with the original records they loved, since the rhythms aren't nearly as nimble and the grooves aren't as infectious, but that is actually representative of the changes within ska revival over the '90s. In other words, fans of heavy bands like the Mighty Mighty Bosstones and Rancid will find merit in the Cherry Poppin' Daddies, the Pie Tasters and the Aquabats, but the music will dismay listeners familiar with the sound of the Specials and Madness.
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Like its two predecessors, Ska: The Third Wave, Vol. 3 concentrates on a handful of unknown ska-punk and ska-metal bands, mixing a few straightforward ska revival bands for good measure. For fans of ska and 2-Tone, most of these groups have little to do with the original records they loved, since the rhythms aren't nearly as nimble and the grooves aren't as infectious, but that is actually representative of the changes within ska revival over the '90s. In other words, fans of heavy bands like the Mighty Mighty Bosstones and Rancid will find merit in the Cherry Poppin' Daddies, the Pie Tasters and the Aquabats, but the music will dismay listeners familiar with the sound of the Specials and Madness.
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