how many people…

0, Same here with the Hip-Hop.

about 10 or so of my friends listen to them. and i know of a lot of other people at my school who do too. maybe thats just cuz i'm in band and all the band geeks listen to them. haha idk

only 2 people at my school. But I managed to spread it far and wide. here…in texas, well, SOUTH texas, near mexico, its all reggaeton or rap….BLEH!

I have gotten a few people to listen to them. A few of my friends have been long time fans. I enjoy the fact that they are my personal favorite band.
(Not to sound selfish…)

I love em and love where they stand right now. They have been my favorite band for over 10 years now, and I like the association that I have earned. RBF= Mr. Djcheddar.

Marching band punk FTW
Now if only we could do Sell Out or The Set Up for our 90's show this year…

I'm in band, the trumpet/tuba maestro is me.

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BTW..what do the people in band here play?

I play EEb Contra-alto Clarinet, Eb Alto Clarinet, Eb Alto Sax, Bb Soprano Clarinet, and I'm learning Bb Trumpet and Tenor Trombone (thanks to RBF)
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New topic I think… perhaps in General Discussion.

my whole damn town likes RBF, or atleast sell out. most of them only have like 2 or 3 songs of them. but me and like 2 of my friends have all of there cds. were the only true fans.

ive got a few of my friends to like them and quite a few guys in the year below me like them
most people i know have heard of them at least

we play "sell out" as a pep band song for basketball games…its pretty sweet 😀

A bunch of my friends listen to RBF, as well as a good number of people I kind of peripherally know. Let it never be said that Denver's not a good town for ska.

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A bunch of my friends listen to RBF, as well as a good number of people I kind of [b]peripherally[/b] know. Let it never be said that Denver's not a good town for ska.
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ahah, nice diction 😀

i wouls say baltimore is deffently a good city for ska, we got 4+ venues that most ska bands play at all within an hour driving distance. also we got some good bands that have come out of MD, such as O.A.R., The Skakabobs, Ballyhoo!, and Can't Hang. plus trenton NJ is where catch 22 is from, which is like an hour and a half away. east coast ska ftw!

oh and good charlotte came out of MD, but we try to forget about them !mistrust

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ahah, nice diction 😀
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Hey, what can I say. Ska + vocabulary for the win.

true that!

eberyone i know that listens to rbf listens to them because i shoved it down their throat. i think there's about 10 people so far.

4 or 5

i know a lot of people who listen to "beer" and "sell out", but not many who actually can name more than one album or even know that rbf is still together.

1 person. And I got him into RBF.

I met one at my college last year, she was pretty cool.

I'm kind of in the same boat as Chris – the one problem with going to a public school(read: private to those of you outside England – not being a state school makes it a public one) for free is that it's full of stupid, rich kids who earnestly discuss what's good about artists like the Pussycat Dolls and laud pay-to-get-in-and-buy-one-drink-for-the-price-of-five-in-your-nice-posh-casual-wear clubs. Hence few people listen to the fish around here (at least in my immediate social circle – something I plan on fixing when school no longer dictates this).

my friend sam.

i guess if i had to list all the people i know who buy the albums, board members aside, there's snugglefuck, eric and mike. i think that's about it. 🙁

It takes some awesome parenting to name your child Snugglefuck.