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Always love hearing me some ska! Bosstones definitely don't disappoint! The 90's were chocked full of some great ska bands. I highly enjoyed the movement during this time. Great request Best of It! Nice reaction Harri!
@@BennyNegroFromQueens Bullshit. It's very much ska. It just also happened to get popular. The lyrics aren't pop at all. It's a pretty upbeat song with not so upbeat lyrics, which is a Hallmark of ska. If the Bosstones aren't ska, nobody is ska.
I got the FIRST like! Seriously, love this song. These guys were great live. Thanks Harri, you are always a class act. Appreciate your reactions. Ooooo....Madness...Loved them, too! Instantly thought of "Our House" when you mentioned them. Yeah, both are ska heavy.
"You know, I really love that Neil Diamond. Especially that song they sing at the, uh, the Red Sox games. It's just so infectious. You just can't help but sing along"
They're from California, the Ska Punk scene there is n the 90's was hugely popular. Other bands from that era include catch 22, Less than Jake, real big fish and Sublime.
YEP!!! Less Than Jake was a great band too from that era! I'm glad that you brought a Big Fish... I thought that they were pretty cool too.#NYGenXBikerLady
very astute comparison, which i never noticed before. thanks! haven't heard this one in some time. and i also like Madness, very much. I remember when 'one step beyond' came out, i was a young adult, and i was very impressed. and i think these guys are from Boston? Bosstones is kind of a hint.....
We over here (America) have taken the Two-Tone baton and ran with it. Hepcat, The Skatellites, Pietasters, Mephiskapholes, The Interrupters, and the Slackers are all worth scoping out! Great video sir!
Hmm I dunno if I would have made the Dicky Barrett vs Suggs comparison, but it makes me very curious to see madness live now.. They're the only 2 tone band I've never seen live.
Please do a British band called Skindred! They started to become huge here, I don't know what happened. I know they are huge there still. Please. They are super important intertwined reggae and rock.
It's interesting that you think they sound like Madness. I just listened to ten Madness songs at random and couldn't find one that was even vaguely similar. I'm curious what Madness song/album you think is most similar to this. I really had only heard Our House before this, so I'm by no means an expert.
California Madness! Britsh 2tone movement in the 70's was untouchable. Please review The Specials sometime Harri. Or The Beat from here in Birmingham 🙏🤎
The Mighty Mighty Bosstones (so named because they found out some other band had the name "The Bosstones") have always been a favorite of mine. If you like the 2 tone sound, you might check out another American band called the Toasters. I don't think they'll disappoint.
Yes. They do sound a bit like Madness. You're correct. For a short time "Our House" was really popular in the US. I grabbed their cassette "Keep Moving" to listen to the rest. These bands are similar for sure.
I suggest Sam Brown's 'Stay with me baby', a riveting performance by an awesome vocalist. She also sang, (she was the blond), as one of three backup singers to Pink Floyd in the 'Pulse' concert.
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MADNESS ROCKS!!! I absolutely love them! #NYGenXBikerLady
I love that they have a guy in the band who just dances and that's it!
He's also their tour manager, to be fair
Less Than Jake has a guy for that, too. It used to be the skeleton guy. Now it's Evo Kid.
Boston ska kings! Yes, they were American, and this song was a hit!
Always love hearing me some ska! Bosstones definitely don't disappoint! The 90's were chocked full of some great ska bands. I highly enjoyed the movement during this time. Great request Best of It! Nice reaction Harri!
This isn't ska mate. It's pop.
@@BennyNegroFromQueens Bullshit. It's very much ska. It just also happened to get popular. The lyrics aren't pop at all. It's a pretty upbeat song with not so upbeat lyrics, which is a Hallmark of ska. If the Bosstones aren't ska, nobody is ska.
Great band
I saw them live in a club
Went in not knowing who was playing
They were great
I got to see them with the vandals and drop kick Murphys
That would be an awesome show and a terrific suprise
Oh yeah been waiting on this one!😜🙏👍
I got the FIRST like! Seriously, love this song. These guys were great live. Thanks Harri, you are always a class act. Appreciate your reactions. Ooooo....Madness...Loved them, too! Instantly thought of "Our House" when you mentioned them. Yeah, both are ska heavy.
Yeah OUR HOUSE was absolutely great song! It's still one of my favorites to this day. #NYGenXBikerLady
Have you seen Reel Big Fish and Supervillains live? Just as good as Bosstones. All of it is fantastic.
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Harri I love your channel. The thoughtful analysis you provide is really cool.
They are American, and are part of the Ska age here in the states -late 90’s to early 00’s. Check out Less Than Jake too!
This is 96 not even close
@Tyler Rumfelt Is 1996 not the "late 90's"?
Always identified with this number a lot. I’ve been pretty lucky so far. I hope I stay that way.
The problem with that is how absolutely soul crushing it will be when it happens. I hope you never find out.
You really should check out a video of a live performance, or even just a music video. Good times. And thanks for the reaction!
They're from California, the Ska Punk scene there is n the 90's was hugely popular. Other bands from that era include catch 22, Less than Jake, real big fish and Sublime.
YEP!!! Less Than Jake was a great band too from that era! I'm glad that you brought a Big Fish... I thought that they were pretty cool too.#NYGenXBikerLady
Agree ska punk was huge in California, but these guys were from Boston - hence “Bosstones”
Ummm. Might want to read their name again. They're from Boston.
90's Ska Punk is the best
Oi! Oi! Bosstones are from here in the states. We love 2 Tone.
These guys are inspired by Madness and The Specials and all the 2tone bands.
very astute comparison, which i never noticed before. thanks! haven't heard this one in some time. and i also like Madness, very much. I remember when 'one step beyond' came out, i was a young adult, and i was very impressed. and i think these guys are from Boston? Bosstones is kind of a hint.....
They were massively influenced by madness, specials, the selector, among many other English and Jamaican bands.
We over here (America) have taken the Two-Tone baton and ran with it. Hepcat, The Skatellites, Pietasters, Mephiskapholes, The Interrupters, and the Slackers are all worth scoping out! Great video sir!
Awesome song. Madness was great also!
It wouldn't let me hit the like button more than once
Hmm I dunno if I would have made the Dicky Barrett vs Suggs comparison, but it makes me very curious to see madness live now.. They're the only 2 tone band I've never seen live.
Please do a British band called Skindred! They started to become huge here, I don't know what happened. I know they are huge there still. Please. They are super important intertwined reggae and rock.
the third wave of Ska!
When I saw the name of this band, I was expecting a Reggae song. Not sure why, but I like the energy of this one. 🌺✌️
Ska is certainly connected to reggae and actually predates it.
Largest ensemble since madness, they actually state that in their biography.
You have to check out Me First and The Gimme Gimmies. The world's first Punk Rock Superband
I have always loved that band name.
Check out this band called Fishbone
FISHBONE!!!! 😁👍
This song is about testing positive for HIV which at the time the song was written was still a deadly disease.
It's interesting that you think they sound like Madness. I just listened to ten Madness songs at random and couldn't find one that was even vaguely similar. I'm curious what Madness song/album you think is most similar to this. I really had only heard Our House before this, so I'm by no means an expert.
They are two tone from america
Peak 90s SKA
California Madness! Britsh 2tone movement in the 70's was untouchable. Please review The Specials sometime Harri. Or The Beat from here in Birmingham 🙏🤎
The Bosstones are from (and I know this is surprising, given their name) Boston, which is rarely if ever part of California.
2Tone4Life
The Mighty Mighty Bosstones (so named because they found out some other band had the name "The Bosstones") have always been a favorite of mine. If you like the 2 tone sound, you might check out another American band called the Toasters. I don't think they'll disappoint.
They are also from Boston....Bosstones
I agree about Madness. Maybe this a 90s reincarnation.
Ska call it. Less than jake science of selling yourself short
Why 92,000 miles-per-hours? Can you answer me that?
Need listen latin ska
Yes. They do sound a bit like Madness. You're correct. For a short time "Our House" was really popular in the US. I grabbed their cassette "Keep Moving" to listen to the rest. These bands are similar for sure.
Can you name any songs or albums that are similar? I can't hear it in the few tracks I sampled.
I suggest Sam Brown's 'Stay with me baby', a riveting performance by an awesome vocalist. She also sang, (she was the blond), as one of three backup singers to Pink Floyd in the 'Pulse' concert.
Love ska🤘❤️ the only station on my pandora🤡 madness. And some amy winehouse
Amy Winehouse was in Streetlight Manifesto for a while if I recall correctly.