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Jul 5 However, several months prior, the Mad Caddies released a quirky little song album that would prove to be one of the best products of the ska-punk craze. It's not big and in-your-face like Why Do They Rock So Hard , it's not abrasive and beckoningly self-conscious like Goldfinger , it's not detached and reggae-ish like Halfway Between Here and There and I mention these three because they're some of my favorite ska-punk albums, along with Duck and Cover.

In terms of sound, I would compare this album to Turn The Radio Off , but Chuck's lyrics are nothing like Aaron's, and the horn riffs aren't as much catchy as they are infectious. In short, no good comparison can be made between this album and any other out there with the exception of the other MC albums The Caddies stay fairly true to their ska roots, with several traditional, skank-along ska tunes like "No Hope," which includes a blistering trumpet solo -- trumpet players will find Keith Douglas to be one of the most remarkable and creative ska trumpet players out there.

The Mad Caddies actually enjoy DixieLand music, too, and this comes through on "Monkeys," a goofy, banjo-laced song that will have you saying "are they serious? But listen to it a few times -- the trumpet actually really, really complex and awesome in this song Keith obviously had some jazz training.

I can't believe my ears, but the Caddies have actually made a DixieLand song rock. My emo-loving friends have scorned it as "circus music" and called it "simple" and "goofy. Clement Sigonneau. The Commonly Insane. Vincent Franco. Alain Rosenfeld. These clouds, they block out the sun. Joachim Meyer. Purchasable with gift card. Road Rash The Gentleman No Hope One Shot Macho Nachos Monkeys Econoline The Joust Betty Medium Unwell Popcorn Tags jazz punk reggae rock ska dixieland Santa Barbara.