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skajunkie
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Posted: 2005-12-23 20:43 CEST | |
| does anyone know where i can get ahold of CDs of french speaking ska bands from either canada or france...theres one band on here la ruda salska...spelled wrong, i know. are they good? recommend anyone? i dunno...and there is seriously a lack of spanish(mexican) ska on here...i should put some more veirnes on here...maybe la resistancia too..maybe | ||
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Peter Bones
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Posted: 2005-12-24 00:18 CEST | |
| I haven't really heard any French speaking ska bands, but I do agree that we need more Spanish ska. I want stuff like Panteon Rococo, La Maldita Vecindad y Los Hijos Del Quinto Patio, Inspector. I'll try and maybe tab out some of that stuff. | ||
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Kevin
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Posted: 2005-12-24 07:10 CEST | |
| I like the france ska band Skarface. There are alot out there but their music is just so hard to find. | ||
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catchbigdandthe22manifesto
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Posted: 2005-12-25 02:03 CEST | |
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Their's a ska band from Quebec called yelo molo and some of planet smashers'S songs are in french.... |
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towny
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Posted: 2005-12-27 07:57 CEST | |
| Bedouin Soundclash- - It's not ska, but its reggae. I believe they are from Quebec. | ||
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Apocalypse6
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Posted: 2005-12-27 18:15 CEST | |
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Beduin soundclash was formed at queens university, so I doubt there french, but the planet smasher have several french language songs, which are very good by the way.. that all I know of. |
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iocem
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Posted: 2006-01-17 15:44 CEST | |
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i know a thing called "la ruda salska" or something and also "tryo" only its more like accoustic reggae but i though they had also ska songs |
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charpi
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Posted: 2006-01-18 18:53 CEST | |
La Ruda Salska is a good french speacking band, i also recomend Babylon Circus (very good band) 
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charpi
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Posted: 2006-01-18 19:16 CEST | |
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I recomend also some Ska and reggae from Latin America!! -Gondwana (reggae from Chile) -Cultura proftica (reggae from Puerto rico) -Mojiganja (Ska from Colombia) -Maldita vecindad y los hijos del 5 patio(ska from mexico) -Sektacore (Ska-core from mexico) -Butumbaba (reggae from Argentina, they also have a very good web and a lot of bands from latin america are registered there--> butumbaba.com.ar) -Dancing mood (argentinian reggae) -Desorden publico (ska from venezuela) -Alerta (reggae from colombia) -etc,etc... 
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marty
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Posted: 2006-01-18 23:21 CEST | |
| Ska-P you fools! | ||
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Lupe
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Posted: 2006-01-19 10:25 CEST | |
| Ska-P is spanish dude... | ||
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Lupe
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Posted: 2006-01-19 10:25 CEST | |
| Ska-P is spanish dude... | ||
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marty
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Posted: 2006-01-20 02:38 CEST | |
| Read the post above mine, and subtract the S from fools. | ||
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Lupe
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Posted: 2006-01-20 13:35 CEST | |
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jup, i read it, but it was to late... sorry dude |
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MonsieurBiz
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Posted: 2006-01-20 19:02 CEST | |
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stylnox are an tremendous french ska/punk band I found on myspace as well as Les skalopes www.myspace.com/stylnox www.myspace.com/lesskalopes |
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trombonist dave
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Posted: 2006-01-24 02:18 CEST | |
| 2 feet cats is french ska. | ||
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Skek
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Posted: 2006-03-25 06:00 CEST | |
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Hey there. I listen to alot of French music. These are my favourite French ska and reggae bands. If I don't give the website just google them, most will have websites. Yelo Molo www.yelomolo.com Maximum Kouette (SOOOO GOOD!) www.maximumkouette.com Fouta Lo and the Magnetics (formerly the Kingpins, and they're Anglophone, but do have some great French songs.) www.loandthemagnetics.com Les Kargol's Spook & the Guay www.spookandtheguay.com Big Mama 100 Grs de Tetes Percubaba Radical el Salam Juska Marcel et son Orchestre (I was lucky enough to see those guys live in Montreal, GREAT show) www.marceletsonorchestre.com That should be a good start! |
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RCT2head
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Posted: 2006-04-06 22:54 CEST | |
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i'm goin to be in quebec for a day or 2 this summer... i always hated my french class cause my teacher's a douche... but if they have ska up there, it'd be cool if someone could tell me where so my group could have the possibility of catchin a show |
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Kevin
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Posted: 2006-04-07 01:38 CEST | |
| Where in Qubec are you heading? If your in Montral you could probably find one. Ska is alive in Montral still. That's where the PLanet Smashers are from and the base of Stomp Records. Qubec is an awesome place. I was in Montal for 6 weeks two summers ago and it was amazing. | ||
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RCT2head
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Posted: 2006-04-11 22:26 CEST | |
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i think quebec city... and yeah... i'll only be there for a day... and i've gotta know bout a show there so i can get my group interested in it, otherwise i couldn't go... which kinda sucks... and if the music's in french, is it like the type an average american with minor knowledge of the language can understand? |
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Skek
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Posted: 2006-04-12 00:00 CEST | |
| Yo, RCT. If you have minor knowledge of French, then you might get bits and pieces of what's being sung and spoken, but you will have a very difficult (read: nearly impossible) time of understanding the French-Canadian accent if you have never been exposed to it before. French-Canadian slang and the French-Canadian accent are a completely different dialect than European French, which I assume is what you're more familiar with. Fluent European French speakers can often hardly understand at least lower-class or urban Quebecers. | ||
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RCT2head
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Posted: 2006-04-12 21:23 CEST | |
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souds like fun... well the music anyways... tho being lost in translation would suck... thanks! |
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Skek
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Posted: 2006-04-13 00:52 CEST | |
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There aren't as many English speakers in Quebec as there are in Montral, but you should be able to speak English most places. However, I warn that people will definitely look at you in disgust. Also, many Quebecers (moreso in Quebec city than Montreal) will start speaking English to you as soon as they realize you're not a Francophone, even if you speak to them in French. They can be kinda snooty, but don't take it personally. |
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Kevin
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Posted: 2006-04-13 03:50 CEST | |
| I absolutely love Quebecois french. It's pretty awesome but hard to understand. I remember talking to people and they would say sentences that I knew everyword in and understood completely but when it came out of there mouths I could say nothing but 'pardon?' It wasn't untill the almost the end of my six weeks in Montreal that I could actually speak french without people not understanding me or asking me to speak english and such. So yeah, don't expect to understand anything.It's awesome though. | ||
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RCT2head
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Posted: 2006-04-13 22:49 CEST | |
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great... yeah... french to me in high skool is still a lesson of a language i don't want to know but kinda hafta to get my advanced diploma... but ska makes it worth it |
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