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Twiggy Phelps

@NamesForDogs Not true. Check out sufjan stevens. He plays some sad, eerie stuff on the banjo

WrongButtonGames

I swear this song is slower or faster depending on how you feel listening to it.

dannyzee4

original in the end

BassDude50000

which version did you choose?

ThePretzelBread

I actually like this version a bit more. The trumpet part sounds so much nicer in my opinion.

dannyzee4

the original sounds a little less clean, more bass.

NamesForDogs

When I was in high school, I worked in a guitar shop on Saturdays. They called me Saturday Intelligent Guy, aka Siggy. One of the guitar teachers told me that it's almost impossible to play anything sad on the banjo. I quickly realized that the same is true for ska.

seniorpibb

Yeah your'e right, it transcends ska...

NamesForDogs

Technically, it probably isn't ska. Not that there's anything wrong with that.

AllHaiLKINGTIsHeRe3

They're both exactly the same.

peanutman654

Most of the album is like that.

MrEvilDrPorkchop100

Yeah ska can do that sometimes

Eric Limer

Man, this song sure is happy for a song that's SO FUCKING SAD.

dannyzee4

trying to figure out which version is better to try to introduce someone to ska punk....

Nocturnaria

Now that's what a trombone is supposed to sound like.

whotheledbeatle

This version, like all the original 'keasbey' tracks just have that grain/raw sound to it that isn't on the streetlight re-make...but then again that's why they re-made it, heh, i'll always prefer catch's version but it's always a win-win.

Owen Gayzur

Friggin' love Catch 22.

Kevin Gauvain

This song is my happy place.Catch 22 - Walking Away - Keasbey Nights

sueishungry

@poshabilities55 lies. When Keasbey came out, in fact, all members of Streetlight but Kalnoky were different people since Streetlight's initial members. Nonetheless, it is Tomas' touch.

TheGerthax

@PhelaMcNamarter i dont think its that, i think this version was just mixed better