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The Parka Kings - ¡Bienvenidos! download mp3 flac
Performer: The Parka Kings
Title: ¡Bienvenidos!
Country: US
Genre: Rock
Style:Ska
Released: 1997
Catalog number: Jump 012, JUMP012
Label: Jump Up! Records
MP3 album szie: 1437 mb
FLAC album size: 2632 mb

Tracklist

1 City Limits
2 Souled
3 Shocks
4 Mob Boss
5 Midnight Sails
6 Juliette
7 Bros. To The Rescue
8 Pablo Can't Take It
9 Kidnapped
10 Dubnapped
11 Jefferson Assembly
12 Slow Me Down
14 Drug Prowling Wolf
15 American C.P.S.
16 One By One

Credits

  • Booking [Contact]Tony Barragan
  • Engineer, Recorded By, Mixed By, ProducerSteve Presti
  • Musician [Additional Musicians Include], KeyboardsDave Minnick
  • Musician [Additionalmusicians Include: The Hooligan Choir], Backing Vocals, HandclapsBird, Brett, Brian, Doug, Janka, Chris, Sobes, Scott , Tony
  • Musician [The Parka Kings Are], Bass GuitarMatt "Boose" Van
  • Musician [The Parka Kings Are], Drums, PercussionTony Barragan
  • Musician [The Parka Kings Are], Vocals, Guitar, AccordionBrett E. Warren
  • Musician [The Reuben Sandwich Horns Are], Alto SaxophoneBryan "Hank" Steinetz
  • Musician [The Reuben Sandwich Horns Are], Cornet, Trumpet, FlugelhornDoug Woolsey
  • Musician [The Reuben Sandwich Horns Are], Tenor SaxophoneMilton Gray
  • Musician [The Reuben Sandwich Horns Are], VocalsDoug Woolsey (tracks: 4, 7)
  • Photography By, DesignKirsten Sorton
  • ProducerParka Kings

Notes

© 1997 Captivating Island Music
Bienvenidos was recorded Dec.'96 at Soundcamp Studios and mixed in Feb.'97 also at Soundcamp

Catalog Number in Spines: Jump 012
Catalog Number in Booklet Backcover, and print in CD: JUMP012

(The track list has lost track number 13, really are 16 tracks, missing Track 16 - Two Tone Beat.
keep the track list as images).

Barcodes

  • Barcode: 6 06952 00122 7
  • Matrix / Runout (Manufacturing Company): MFG. BY DISCMAKERS
  • Matrix / Runout: W.O. 112744-1
  • Matrix / Runout: S.O. JUMP012
  • Mastering SID Code: IFPI L802
  • Mould SID Code: IFPI 2F59
  • Other (Print in CD DIDX Code): DIDX 047755

Companies

  • Distributed By – Victory Distribution
  • Copyright (c) – Captivating Island Music
  • Manufactured By – Disc Makers
  • Engineered At – Sound Camp Recording Studio
  • Mixed At – Sound Camp Recording Studio
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A criminally underrated 3rd wave ska classic. Tight horn section that is used tastefully combined with great lyrics and delivery. The album begins on a great note with City Limits - "Come on boy, keep up chin now - you don't want to look like a victim / Come on girl it's probably your best bet / Never let em, never let em see you sweat." Other highlights are Juliette, Pablo Can't Take It (at one point in my youth my favorite ska track, now not even my favorite on the album, but still a great song), Jefferson Assembly (my favorite on the album) "Step off the plane / There's no aloha's in greeting / No throngs of taxis / No subway seating / sobered out fields / Visions south of heaven / A tourist's view of Old Detroit left over from '67" and Slow Me Down - an upbeat song about hard but mundane living.And for anyone who was part of the mid/late-90s ska scene in The Lansing-area, the secret track to close the album is the theme song to the unbelievably influential MSU Impact radio show The Two-Tone Beat, which stirred the entire pot (Parka Kings, Aks Momma, Razor Dave, Johnny Utah & The Pointaways, Abe Froman and on and on). Give this album a few listens - it's as good as 3rd wave ska got, and holds up scarily well after 20 years.
Probably would never get a vinyl reissue, unless Asbestos ramped back up and was interested. If only... I would spin it regularly!
Couldn't agree more! On a family trip to Detroit in the 90s, my punk cousin took me to an independent record store and helped me pick this out, along with MU330 Chumps on Parade and Less Than Jake Losing Streak. One of those moments that seriously changed my life forever.Bienvenidos still holds up, WELL! Such a classic and I feel honored to have discovered it as a kid.