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					<description><![CDATA[<p>The Toasters “Pool Shark” 1987. Unicorn Records. 80′s ska revival, The Toasters’ first full-length album, UK-only release. NYC-based The Toasters started up in ‘81 (and opened for punk bands like Bad Brains) and are considered one of the original second-wave American ska bands. They also helped reinforce the ska band stereotype of having, like, a zillion members  [...]</p>
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										<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>The Toasters “Pool Shark” 1987. Unicorn Records. 80′s ska revival, The Toasters’ first full-length album, UK-only release. NYC-based The Toasters started up in ‘81 (and opened for punk bands like Bad Brains) and are considered one of the original second-wave American ska bands. They also helped reinforce the ska band stereotype of having, like, a zillion members (well, not quite: there are 13 credited on the LP and 9 pictured on the back cover; the number and personnel have fluctuated over the years with Robert “Bucket” Hingley being the only constant). <i>Pool Shark</i> is decent ska-revival, a bit repetitive as ska can be. My favorite track is “<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lW6IC2Xw9XM">Talk is Cheap</a>” (which credits Mick Conroy of Modern English as the assistant producer) and “<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=czF_iNyq43Q">Matt Davis</a>” but that track mainly because we have a friend named Matt Davis (who is English, and since there is obviously a lot of cross-Atlantic pollination on this LP &#8211; who knows, maybe it is about him!) and because it takes the hook from the James Bond theme into the mix. “<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q_9Zl_fSwd4">Weekend in L.A.</a>” is kind of clever, too, catchy and sneakily ska’s up the Eagles “Hotel California” but not enough to have to credit the Eagles for the track.</p>
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