Ska Stories

(Y/n) owned a small music store, little did they know that one day one person would walk into that store and change their life...

We just ruin

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Based off songs from Reel Big Fish, The Mighty Mighty Bosstones, and other 3rd wave ska bands, this rock musical tells the classic story of love, friendship, and evil record companies, with a few twists. When aspiring musician Austin and his band get the chance of a life time, what will he be willing to lose in order to become rich, famous, and out of the fast food industry for life? I will post the links to the songs when they are presented. Also, please use your imagination when reading for blocking, props, costumes, and exc. I will use many descriptions throughout the play. DISCLAIMER: I do not own any of these songs. The story is mine, but the songs are completely owned by their proper owners/record labels. If this does become super popular, hopefully I can get the rights and publish this play, but as of now, this is purely intended for entertainment.

They say Vampires aren't real. But how can we distinguish between real and fake? 3rd ever fanfic!! I'm still booty at writing, so I apologize in advance for my grammatical errors and misspellings and auto corrected words or incorrectly used words if it ever happens. Start- 6/7/2018 End- ??? Highest rankings~ #976 in straykids #184 in hwanghyunjin #61 in sk #414 in hyunjin #34 in skz

1979. Coventry, Britain. Frankie Duncan, a young vampire, makes a strange friend just moved to the U.K. from New York. Unknowingly, both of them stumble into an international plot to control the structure of space-time itself, woven together with an oddly-named portable discotheque and a truly awful independent ska band. The city is looking like a ghost town, the streets empty, no one else rising up to the challenge. In a gray haze of brutality, discrimination, and restriction, it looks like Frankie and their new friends will have to riot to secure any justice in this cruel world. It's up to them, whether they like it or not. Will Frankie and the gang stand up for themselves, or will they join the crowd and succumb to the same violence that masks the British atmosphere? Find out in the haunting reflection of Street Feeling.

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The first record played on the first week's show of the first reggae music programme on British radio was a single by Alton Ellis, a magnificent singer/songwriter too often overlooked when reggae legends are named. I immediately fell in love with his soulful voice, his perfect pitch and his beautifully clear enunciation, rushing out to buy 'La La Means I Love You' [Nu Beat NB014], unaware it was recorded two years earlier. Like many of Ellis' recordings, this was a cover version of an American soul hit (despite the label's songwriter credit), though Ellis distinguished himself from contemporaries by also writing his own 'message' songs with striking lyrics and memorable hooks. My next single purchases were noteworthy Ellis originals:

Scary,funny,and sad story

What it says on the tin, really! My brain is off its track and there's nothing we can do but watch it crash, so oneshots about my favourite band it is. Updates will be infrequent, requests are taken but unlikely I'll get any

Non-racist and racist skinheads look the same. When Bryant's best friend dies at the hands of a rival gang, will revenge tempt him to switch sides? Blind was a top 10 Honorable Mention for Best General Fiction novel in the 2008 Writer's Digest Self-Published book awards and received acclaim from Maximum Rock 'n' Roll and Razorcake magazines.

John Carton goes on a survival trip with his friends in the apocalypse that is caused by a disease that makes people go insane.

A fan made story about her discography

Being young in Sixties England

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