If you were to go to Yahoo! Answers and pose the question, "What are some good ska bands?", you would get the same, nauseating responses, over and over and over again.

"Less Than Jake!
"Catch-22!"
"Streetlight Manifesto!"
"Save Ferris!"
"Sublime!!!"

Clearly, the youth of America who claim to be into ska music have no sense of where ska came from or that the rest of the world has moved on from the "Third Wave" of the 1990's.

Hopefully, this "Best of WSR" episode will serve as a friendly reminder of where ska and reggae came from, and where it's going.

01. Byron Lee & The Dragonaires - Frankenstein
02. Toots & The Maytals - 54-46 Was My Number
03. The Skatalites - Freedom Sounds
04. Dandy Livingstone - Rudy, A Message To You
05. Prince Buster & The Maytals - Jamaica Ska / Dog War
06. Desmond Dekker - 0.0.7. (Shanty Town)
07. Stranger Cole And Patsy Todd - When I Call Your Name
08. The Ska Kings - Oil In My Lamp
09. Derrick Morgan & Patsy Todd - Housewives' Choice
10. The Allstonians - Mickey Dee
11. Hepcat - Dance Wid Me
12. Police & Thieves - Love For My Baby
13. Ska Cubano - Babalu
14. The Scorchers (NYC) - Walk On By
15. Ventilators - Try Me One More Time
16. Satelite Kingston - Dificultes Con Las Chicas
17. Jim Murple Memorial - Hey Man !
18. Deal's Gone Bad - Take Time
19. See Spot - Trade It In
20. The Vessels - The Love You Need
21. The Pietasters - Triflin'
22. Hepcat - Bobby & Joe
23. Westbound Train - Seven Ways to Sunday
24. The Debonaires – Interrupted

The following is a trailer for an upcoming ska documentary: