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The Slackers are one of the finest ska/reggae/rocksteady bands in the
US. What I love about them, is that every time they play live, you know that
there is a party in store. No one goes home dry, and no one goes home
disappointed; even if you are not into ska music.
The live album "Live At Ernesto's" is a compilation of the Slackers' 2
day party, in a small club, located in Holland. The album is very good, and,
although it doesn't capture the complete sound of the Slackers' live show,
it damn well does it's best.
Some of my favorite songs, on this album, are: "Married Girl," "Sarah,"
"Work Song," "Mush One," "Phedophilia," "Keep him Away," and many, many,
other songs. The album last for 1 hour, and it's a whole hour of, great,
Slackers live music. All throughout the album you can hear the audience
cheer, and you can see the band responding by getting into their set.
The album isn't a good album to start with, if you are just getting
into the Slackers. The album serves more as a collection for all the
dedicated Slackers' fans. I suggest getting all their studio albums first, or
going to check them out live.
Alex Rud is a Staff Writer. Contact him at misftskull@aol.com.