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Orange County ska is ska music from Orange County, California. The Orange County third wave ska scene during the 1990s was large and influential. Many of the bands that emerged from that scene continue to have success, with some moving into other music genres. Anaheim's No Doubt has had the most enduring commercial success of the Orange County ska bands.〔"Orange County's own No Doubt." The return of No Doubt by Dustin Schoof Tuesday November 25, 2008 Lehigh Valley Live http://www.lehighvalleylive.com/music/index.ssf/2008/11/the_return_of_no_doubt.html〕 They had several #1 singles and a diamond-certified album, ''Tragic Kingdom''. In the mid-1980s, No Doubt used to open for Los Angeles bands such as The Untouchables and Fishbone.〔(Reunited Ska-Punk Band Plays Shoreline ) July 19, 2009 KTVU〕 Another third wave ska band originating in Orange County that had commercial success is Reel Big Fish, whose song "Sell Out" reached #10 on the ''Billboard'' Modern Rock charts in 1997. The Hippos and Save Ferris have experienced some commercial success with the albums "Heads Are Gonna Roll" and "It Means Everything", respectively.〔"Orange County produced Richard Nixon, but also that weird moment in the early 1990s when surf and punk met ska and produced (among others) No Doubt, Save Ferris, Reel Big Fish and – coming this Friday – The Aquabats." December 11, 2008 by Ron Garmon LA Citybeat http://www.lacitybeat.com/cms/story/detail/december_11_2008/7846/〕 Both acts were featured on several major film soundtracks during the 1990s. The Aquabats remain one of the few original Orange County third wave ska bands who still play today.〔"The outside world may think it has Orange County ska-rock pegged as a particularly lightweight musical form, but the outside world hasn't seen anything yet. Here come the Aquabats." Los Angeles Times Mike Boehm October 28, 1997 Part F page 1〕 However, the band generally doesn't play ska-influenced music in their most recent release, ''Charge!!''. The same applies to Goldfinger, who, despite once being an active forerunner in the scene, dropped the ska sound in 2001. After emerging out of Orange County's suburban ska scene in the 1990s, the band Pharmaceutical Bandits later became known as Rx Bandits and altered their sound to embrace pop punk, emo and prog rock influences.〔Michael Senft (Get to know: The Rx Bandits ) June 30, 2009 Arizona Republic〕 The band's members met at Los Alamitos High School in Orange County, where members of Save Ferris, Reel Big Fish and Bad Religion were also students.〔 Reno ska jazz band Keyser Soze has Southern California roots, including members from Orange County and Los Angeles (which borders Orange County).〔Tony Sauro (Stockton native brings Keyser Soze home Stockton Record ) July 23, 2009 Stockton Record〕 ==Notable bands== * Abducted * The Aquabats * Channel 6 * CodeName: Rocky * The Decapitones * Exit Smiling * The Forces of Evil * Gargantuan Thrill Machine * Goldfinger * Half Past Two * The Hippos * Hooray for Our Side * Jeffries Fan Club * Low Pressure * Mealticket * My Superhero * No Doubt * Nuckle Brothers * Not A Chance * The Goodwin Club * O.C. Supertones〔"'Chase the Supertones' already is the name of the game in the ska-rock genre in general. With its third album, the Mission Viejo band confirms and builds upon its excellent 1997 release, 'The Supertones Strike Back.'...That album's meld of catchy melody, shining playing, and the warm, bracing urgency and heart that singer Matt Morginsky brought to his songs of mature spiritual struggle marked the Supertones as the only Orange County ska band that matters. Mike Boehm February 23, 1999 PART- F LA Times" ()〕 * Pushover * Reel Big Fish * Rx Bandits * Routine Riot * Save Ferris * Six Feet Deep * The Scholars * The Squids * Starpool * Stupid Flanders * Sublime * Suburban Legends * Suburban Rhythm 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Orange County ska」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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