Stupidity
Bad Manners · 2003
47 min · 16 tracks · ska
A lively blend of upbeat ska rhythms and playful, cheeky lyrics that invite listeners to dance.
Why this album works
'Stupidity' was significant as it showcased Bad Manners' enduring appeal in the ska genre, demonstrating their ability to adapt and engage with contemporary audiences. The album received positive reviews for its infectious energy and humor, solidifying the band's place in the UK ska revival scene.
- Best for
- dance-friendly upbeat rhythms playful cheeky lyrical content varied tempo for energy shifts
- Context
- Released in 2003, 'Stupidity' marked Bad Manners' return to the music scene after a decade-long hiatus since their previous album. At this point, the band was aiming to reignite interest in their unique brand of ska, bringing back their signature sound while appealing to both old fans and new audiences alike.
- Stylistic neighbors
- David Bowie· Ringo Starr· Elton John· The Who· Queen· Eric Clapton· Paul McCartney· John Lennon
Tracklist
Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.
- 1 Fatman 1:52
- 2 Can’t Take My Eyes Off You Standout 3:27
- 3 Happy 4:27
- 4 What Ya Gonna Do 3:40
- 5 Black Night 3:14
- 6 I’m a Mummy Standout 1:56
- 7 Way Out Mummy 2:07
- 8 Teddy Bears Picnic 2:20
- 9 Cider Drinker Standout 2:45
- 10 Tossin 4:12
- 11 Dat Think There 3:18
- 12 I Don’t Care 3:30
- 13 Do Nothing 2:26
- 14 Eng‐er‐land 2:47
- 15 Hoots Mon 2:05
- 16 Manners Knees‐up 3:42
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