Need Ska Punk Recs

[BigG1392]

Alright, so lately I've been really getting into Ska punk, and I want to know what the essential albums for any ska punk fan are... so far I've listened to and loved:

Big D And The Kids Table - "How It Goes"
Goldfinger - "Hang-Ups"
Reel Big Fish - "Turn The Radio Off"
Streetlight Manifesto - "Somewhere In The Between"

Any relevant recommendations are welcome, thanks for the help. :-)

[flks511]

Operation Ivy

[TeenageMustache]

choking victim

[Pokemon]

Operastion Ivy - Selftitled/Energy
Rancid - ...And Out Come the Wolves
Slapstick - 25 Songs / Selftitled
Less Than Jake - Hello Rockview / Losing Streak
Bomb the Music Industry - Scrambles / Get Warmer
We Are the Union - Who We Are / Great Leaps Forward
Streetlight Manifesto - Everything Went Numb
Rx Bandits - Progress / The Resignation
Suicide Machines - Destruction by Definition
Catch 22 - Keasby Nights / Alone in a Crowd
High School Football Heroes - Close Only Counts in Horseshoes and Hand Grenades

[BigG1392]

Operastion Ivy - Selftitled/Energy
Rancid - ...And Out Come the Wolves
Slapstick - 25 Songs / Selftitled
Less Than Jake - Hello Rockview / Losing Streak
Bomb the Music Industry - Scrambles / Get Warmer
We Are the Union - Who We Are / Great Leaps Forward
Streetlight Manifesto - Everything Went Numb
Rx Bandits - Progress / The Resignation
Suicide Machines - Destruction by Definition
Catch 22 - Keasby Nights / Alone in a Crowd
High School Football Heroes - Close Only Counts in Horseshoes and Hand Grenades

Would you recommend the Catch 22 or Streetlight Manifesto version of Keasby Nights?

[more heart]

Kids Can't Fly

[DJWildefire]

The Suicide Machines, The Pundits, The Mighty Mighty Bosstones, The Dirty Heads (maybe?)

[Sir Comfort]

less than jake anthem. solid album

[kieza]

I've really been getting more in to ska lately too, I'd highly recommend Tim Armstrongs solo album "A Poets Life" and The King Blues "Under the Fog".

[Star Slight]

Bomb the Music Industry and Arrogant Sons of Bitches

[Ty Dynamite]

Operastion Ivy - Selftitled/Energy
Rancid - ...And Out Come the Wolves
Slapstick - 25 Songs / Selftitled
Less Than Jake - Hello Rockview / Losing Streak
Bomb the Music Industry - Scrambles / Get Warmer
We Are the Union - Who We Are / Great Leaps Forward
Streetlight Manifesto - Everything Went Numb
Rx Bandits - Progress / The Resignation
Suicide Machines - Destruction by Definition
Catch 22 - Keasby Nights / Alone in a Crowd
High School Football Heroes - Close Only Counts in Horseshoes and Hand Grenades

Bold ones are the best, but I prefer the Streetlight version of KN.
...And out come the Wolves is probably my favorite album of all time.

[FueledByFrodo]

Would you recommend the Catch 22 or Streetlight Manifesto version of Keasby Nights?

Both.

Also, Five Iron Frenzy - Five Iron Frenzy 2: Electric Boogaloo

[prefix-core]

The Suicide Machines and the Mighty Mighty Bosstones. Their entire discography is fairly essential. On the old school tip? Skankin' Pickle is 100% necessary too.

If you dig female-fronted bands? Save Ferris is pretty rad and the Dance Hall Crashers are classic! There's also a band on Victory now with a chick singer that's pretty awesome - Chase Long Beach.

[Pokemon]

I prefer the Catch 22 version mostly because I didn't like waiting three years only to get a cover album from Streetlight back in 2006. Oh wait I had the same thing happen to me again this year. I am definitely not in favour of this 99 songs of repetition. Need new songs please!

[YogurtSmooth]

probably not a popular band here, but when i lived in japan, i found this sweet japanese ska punk band called Skaful King. see if you can find any of their stuff!

[RockTheWalls]

OQBGX3MuDS0Ska-P, Spanish Ska/Punk

[The_Sir]

The Aquabats - The Fury of the Aquabats

[Swing-Life-Away]

Less Than Jake and Catch 22 are some more obvious good ones. I still like them.

[brokenmixtape]

MU330- Ultra Panic
MU330- Press

[Erik the Orange]

Less Than Jake- Borders and Boundaries