Anyone still listen to them (or did listen to them)? They broke up in 2004, but I've just gotten into them, especially the newer songs.
Wiki on FIF
Anyone still listen to them (or did listen to them)? They broke up in 2004, but I've just gotten into them, especially the newer songs.
Wiki on FIF
Erm, what's Christian ska?
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Christian Ska eh? Get John Brown's Body's album "Among Them". It's a modern classic. It's practically a Christian album too.
edit: Here's some samples: http://www.emusic.com/album/10607/10607211.html
reviews: http://www.arielpublicity.com/john_b.../articles.html
Last edited by Quietus; 05-06-2006 at 23:54.
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If you hear FIF's Old West or maybe American Kryptonite or Oh, Canada you'll realize the "Christian" part is equal to the "awesome" part.
And the newer (2003) material is a kind of ska/hardcore mix. American Kryptonite is an example.
FIF doesn't sound like John Brown's Body's much at all...
Last edited by Alexander the Pretty Good; 05-07-2006 at 00:03.
I see. I listened to the samples and the older "Old West" is third-wave ska while the newer "American Kryptonite" is more like punk-rock, but not ska at all.Originally Posted by Alexander the Pretty Good
Ska is a Jamaican music (1st wave = 60s) and progenitor of Rocksteady/Reggae music. Basically, third-wave ska (90s) with Christian lyrics (sorta like Christian Rock).Originally Posted by Zalmoxis
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