<blockquote class=”webkit-indent-blockquote” style=”margin: 0 0 0 40px; border: none; padding: 0px;”>The Wind: I think you mean amazing sounding band. They\’re total bros, but dammit, they are great writers and performers.Maybe she meant: Awful sounding band name. I don’t actually know them, I’ll check them out when I get home from work.
They naturally progressed from ska to ska-influenced pop rock. Perhaps you don’t like the sound they developed into, but their care and quality in song construction has only increased.
i don’t agree.they might have gotten more knowledge through the years, but it doesnt change the fact that they now have lost their energy and power, and everything that was making them so unique and crazy. ..hopefully they still rock on stage
I firs saw them in 2005, and have seen them once or twice a year since. I most recently saw them in March when they opened for the Smashers. Their stage presence gets more amped up as they go along. They are the perfect opening act; they are a band of hype-men.
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