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Mighty Bosstones I remember saying this was the album of the year earlier, but now as tastes have changed it probably not the best, but is a real nice CD. The Bosstones as they’ve gained popularity over the years haven’t done the dreaded ska term and “sold out”. They’ve kept their winning formula and added to it. My favourite song would have to be Riot on Broad Street, it will make you dance for sure. Another great slower song is The Day He Didn’t Die. There really is a song for everyone on this CD, and it’s hard to pick a bad one, but not so good would have to be High School Dance. Whether your new to ska or a ska fan from way back I’d say you’ll enjoy this CD. |
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