Ska punk

Yeah, yeah.

Scout were like a grindcore band and then there was also like a ska punk band played after us and then there was like three, four other punk bands.

So it was like a big all day.

There was like 12 bands.

know, stuff like that.

But like, yeah, there probably were some happy punk on there.

I mean, you know, they had the ska punk band was on after us.

Yeah.

Babe, babe, get in here.

Jim and I made a ska punk version of that song Corey didn't even release.

Oh shit! Let's go.

You know what you could do, Jim? You could feed this back into it and say, add a verse at the end where it sounds like a guy is rapping.

Pez

guy from Less Than Jake, the little Pez kid.

You could spot Ska Punk getting some head for us right now.

Getting some head.

In the long run, Armstrong's approach, mixing high-energy performance with social commentary, has allowed him to be respected both inside and outside punk circles.

Looking back at the arc from Operation Ivi's brief but potent burst of Ska-Punk rebellion through Rancid's multi-decade career, It becomes clear that Tony Armstrong represents a conduit through which underground values survived mainstream scrutiny without being sterilized.

He managed to keep his own voice, both vocally and lyrically, intact while building infrastructure like Hellcat Records that enabled other punk acts to flourish independently.

In doing so, he helped create an ecosystem where the DIY spirit could coexist with professional success.

Soundtracks, whether it be movies, TV, or, in this instance tonight, computer games.

Yes, I think the only one we've ever done is obviously Tony Hawk's Pro Skater that had a load of Ska Punk on originally.

This time we go to Japan.

Bother Boys of the Dead.