Ska Reggae Guitar Lesson in Style of Sublime

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This was a great video. Good instructions to a great genre.

no, do you?

Cool lesson. Heads up though, buddy... The word "Timbre" ISN'T pronounced "timber," it's pronounced "TAM-ber."

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Here's something Jacobobrien92 isn't..."hard-core". Do you host your own guitar skills show...website maybe? I think not. Take a good hard look at yourself, then tell me who the musical noob is.

lol ur so studid

hey, if you haven't noticed, adding core to the end of a genre makes it a mix of whatever genre that is and punk/hardcore. you've never heard of nerdcore or mathcore? who's the musical noob now? So stop acting like you know everything and that you are better than me because you're not.

wtf.
stop adding 'core' to the end of all ur genres. it just proves to everyone that ur a fucken musical noob

guitar hero needs more ska selections. as of now they have a might bosstones song, Santeria by sublime(AWESOME), and a "no doubt" song(if you consider them ska). ska guitar is really awesome, and the bass part is cooler than any rock bass.

i love sublime and everything they do. as a matter of fact their my favorite band. but i think people need to check out some other ska/reggae music. sure third wave is great but listen to some first wave and revival stuff. i promise you wont be disappointed. some greats are obviously Toots and The Maytals and The Specials. But some of my favorites are The Loafers and Bad Manners, also check out Desmond Dekker or Gregory Isaacs. check em out people

toots and the maytals
specials
loc
choking v
morning glory

CHeck out:
Operation Ivy
Madness
The Specials

You V****a face

Check:
Big D and the Kids Table(ska/punk)
Aquabats(Nerdska)
Choking Victim(skacore)
Goldfinger(ska)
MU330(ska)
Toasters(ska)
Streetlight Manifesto
Leftover Crack(skacore)
Potshot(skacore)
Suburban Legends(their early stuff)
These are just some that I listen to

Sublime = Best band in the world

If you like the sound of older ska, give "They Harder They Come" soundtrack a listen. One of the all time great reggae albums.