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The Toasters came out of the lower east side of Manhattan, NYC in 1981 . Cutting their teeth at legendary punk rock clubs, like CBGB’S, the band has proceeded on to defy gravity and industry skeptics alike by staying true to their original 2-Tone roots and earning their rightful place in the history of international Ska music.
In their role as consummate outsiders, the band has turned down major record deals and have opted instead to run down their own track where, with the help of people like Joe Jackson, they have recorded over 15 albums and DVD’s, as well as countless videos, singles, EP’s and compilation tracks. Their music has appeared in film and on television. They have penned film-scores and themes for kids’ programming on Nickelodeon. They have recorded jingles for AOL, Miller, Cisco Systems, Michelob, and Coca-Cola amongst others. However it is on the road that the band has carved out their reputation and will surpass, at some juncture in 2007 the milestone of 4,500 live concerts performed throughout the world. They have been dubbed “Pioneers of Ska” (by Billboard) the “ Miles Davis of Ska and the “Ramones of Ska” alike. Tour plans for 2007 include 7 weeks in Europe (with go Jimmy Go) starting on February 1st, followed by 6 weeks in the USA with the Briggs starting in April. The band will participate in this year’s Warped Tour from July 18th until August 12th. A west coast tour is planned for the fall as well as more European dates, including England, in November
In their role as consummate outsiders, the band has turned down major record deals and have opted instead to run down their own track where, with the help of people like Joe Jackson, they have recorded over 15 albums and DVD’s, as well as countless videos, singles, EP’s and compilation tracks. Their music has appeared in film and on television. They have penned film-scores and themes for kids’ programming on Nickelodeon. They have recorded jingles for AOL, Miller, Cisco Systems, Michelob, and Coca-Cola amongst others. However it is on the road that the band has carved out their reputation and will surpass, at some juncture in 2007 the milestone of 4,500 live concerts performed throughout the world. They have been dubbed “Pioneers of Ska” (by Billboard) the “ Miles Davis of Ska and the “Ramones of Ska” alike. Tour plans for 2007 include 7 weeks in Europe (with go Jimmy Go) starting on February 1st, followed by 6 weeks in the USA with the Briggs starting in April. The band will participate in this year’s Warped Tour from July 18th until August 12th. A west coast tour is planned for the fall as well as more European dates, including England, in November
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In Retrospect
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Don't Let The Bastards Grind You Down
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Skaboom!
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Hard Band For Dead
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Weekend In L.A.
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Ska Killers
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I'm Running Right Through the World
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2-Tone Army
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Underground Town
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Gimme Some Lovin'
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Decision at Midnight
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Thrill Me Up
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Pool Shark
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ryanissupercool wrote:
WHY ISNT YOUR HOUSTON SHOW UP! they mentioned you guys a couple nights ago on ktru, for the evening of the 25? where again? let me know please?
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artseo2009 wrote:
Hi..
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rock2dream wrote:
seeing these guys tonight in milwaukee tonight! KICK ASS.
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iandaemon wrote:
So when does the expanded re-release of "Hard Band For Dead" see the light of day?
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Kafka_33 wrote:
Love this Band I remember when the played SIUC over a decade ago! What a wild show!
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CapitalSuicide wrote:
long live the 3rd wave!
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talkloud wrote:
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Shakalamon wrote:
"So... am I the only person who likes all the waves of ska?" nope, same here, although i have to listen to more of the first wave. I'd say The Toasters sound to me like an american take on 2-tone ska than most third wave ska bands, possibly more true to the roots of ska as well, but i haven't really listened to them that much as of yet.
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JoeyDigsThis wrote:
One of, If not the only good American Ska band
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JoeyDigsThis wrote:
Secret Agent Man, Pool Shark, Ska Killers, East Side Bear, Radiation Skank and Talk is Cheap are my favorites.
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peptosxe wrote:
what a great ska band.... my favorite of the non-traditional, jazzy ska bands....really awesome! =)
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YoWaddup76 wrote:
woo hoo I found my old copy of Hard Band for Dead. I forgot how good these guys are.
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JoeyDigsThis wrote:
KINGS of ska. I really wish there were more ska bands that sounded like The Toasters.
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Cerebellum_X wrote:
3rd wave, 2-tone ... That's not outstanding, I think. Good music for good times - or call good times back, that's it.
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iandaemon wrote:
OK, so I was hesitant to put "The Toasters" in the same category as "Madness" and since "The Toasters" were really big in the 90's, I put them in the third wave. But if you consider 3rd wave only being stuff like "Spring Heeled Jack", "Mustard Plug" and "Regatta 69", so be it...those 'wave' classifications aren't that big of a deal.
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Powdercake wrote:
So... am I the only person who likes all the waves of ska?
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trash60 wrote:
3rdwave whaaaa? what tard said that?
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craigsriot wrote:
i dont think they "define 3rd wave ska" 3rd wave ska i mainly shitty bands like less than jake who add real crap popppy rock stuff that reminds me of sum 41 to ska. which is a fucking terrible idea.
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trash60 wrote:
they gave me dancing sickness, I nearly died
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fredxmertz wrote:
Looking for a spin off group from the Toasters : UNITY2. they had a hit song in 1989 or so, called 'MY GIRL SHIRLEY'? word?
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