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Do Question Mark

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by: M?T

Release Date March 11, 2000

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Darrin's Coconut Ass: Live

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by: Goldfinger

Release Date April 01, 2008
Yeah, well this cd ehh. Its pretty good. Competant playing and everything, but basically its goldfinger covering a load of somgs they liked when they were growing up. I mean i have this cd and, i could put out something like this (although at the moment it wouldnt sell as well.

Instead of this maybe try the first goldfinger cd which is really good, or if covers are you thing go to a bed linen distributer or try Fat Mike from NOFX's side project me first and the gimme gimmies!.

In conclusion to relate, at the top of the page it reads "We're pleased you'd like to review Darrin's Coconut Ass.". Yes well Darren nice ass, nothing special but nice.

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The Best Of

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by: The Specials

Release Date March 31, 2008
Comprising an excellent greatest hits collection with a dvd of live performances and promo videos, this compilation is essential. Unless you're a big fan or completist this package contains everything you could want from The Specials' enduring legacy. Much of their music still sounds vital and contemporary. Along with The Beat's recent 2 cd compilation, You Just Can't Beat It (and maybe The Selecter's greatest hits), you have a capsule history of the late 70s/early 80s ska revival. Recommended.

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The Specials/More Specials

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by: Specials

Release Date September 13, 2004
Comprising an excellent greatest hits collection with a dvd of live performances and promo videos, this compilation is essential. Unless you're a big fan or completist this package contains everything you could want from The Specials' enduring legacy. Much of their music still sounds vital and contemporary. Along with The Beat's recent 2 cd compilation, You Just Can't Beat It (and maybe The Selecter's greatest hits), you have a capsule history of the late 70s/early 80s ska revival. Recommended.

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Too Much Too Young - Live

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by: The Specials

Release Date February 26, 2008
I suppose this is what it would have been like at one of their gigs,i picked this this up for a few quid at a supermarket years back and its one of my faves. Live LPs are usually a once, twice maybe three time trinket for the band, but if your getting into The Specials pick this up and let it guide you .
you probs already have it if your a Special fan, and you probs bought were i did. xs

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Specials, the/More Specials

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by: Specials

Release Date September 15, 2003
This budget-price twin-set offers up their eponymous debut from 1979 & it's rapid follow-up More Specials from the following year. Their earlier releases on Two Tone (Gangsters by The Special AKA, The Selector by The Selector) & constant touring- resulting in much chaos- ensured that this Coventry-collective took their peak-live form into the studio (the Peel Sessions capture this period of The Specials, before they became more of a studio band). The Specials career may have been short- just these two LPs- but I think their significance is immense & I'd see them as revered as The Beatles, The Clash, The Jam, or whoever...

The debut LP was famously produced by Elvis Costello (who released the single I Can't Stand Up for Falling Down ... Read More:

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Blank Expression: the Receiver Years

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by: Specials

Release Date December 13, 2004
This budget-price twin-set offers up their eponymous debut from 1979 & it's rapid follow-up More Specials from the following year. Their earlier releases on Two Tone (Gangsters by The Special AKA, The Selector by The Selector) & constant touring- resulting in much chaos- ensured that this Coventry-collective took their peak-live form into the studio (the Peel Sessions capture this period of The Specials, before they became more of a studio band). The Specials career may have been short- just these two LPs- but I think their significance is immense & I'd see them as revered as The Beatles, The Clash, The Jam, or whoever...

The debut LP was famously produced by Elvis Costello (who released the single I Can't Stand Up for Falling Down ... Read More:

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The Ultra Selection

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by: Specials

Release Date April 11, 2005
This budget-price twin-set offers up their eponymous debut from 1979 & it's rapid follow-up More Specials from the following year. Their earlier releases on Two Tone (Gangsters by The Special AKA, The Selector by The Selector) & constant touring- resulting in much chaos- ensured that this Coventry-collective took their peak-live form into the studio (the Peel Sessions capture this period of The Specials, before they became more of a studio band). The Specials career may have been short- just these two LPs- but I think their significance is immense & I'd see them as revered as The Beatles, The Clash, The Jam, or whoever...

The debut LP was famously produced by Elvis Costello (who released the single I Can't Stand Up for Falling Down ... Read More:

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The Specials

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by: Specials

Release Date March 25, 2002
This is my favourite of the 2 Specials albums. 'More Specials' is quirkier, but this is equally fun and more up-tempo. I love to leap around to this record at every oportunity, (much to the annoyance of my neighbours). I could wiffle on about all of the profound lyrics and such and Terry Hall's deadpan style, but once you buy this record then you will find out for yourself. Suffice to say that this record is well worth getting for your collection. If you like that 2 tone sound, then it really doesn't get any better than this. And at this price it is a steal!!!!

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The Best of the Specials

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by: Specials

Release Date November 17, 2003
This is my favourite of the 2 Specials albums. 'More Specials' is quirkier, but this is equally fun and more up-tempo. I love to leap around to this record at every oportunity, (much to the annoyance of my neighbours). I could wiffle on about all of the profound lyrics and such and Terry Hall's deadpan style, but once you buy this record then you will find out for yourself. Suffice to say that this record is well worth getting for your collection. If you like that 2 tone sound, then it really doesn't get any better than this. And at this price it is a steal!!!!