Another ska band. Their accent saves the record. It's funny.
C+
Other coverage for this album
Decapolis 1999Reviewed by ConradThis is ska at its most common. The songwriting is very bland. The singing, however, is quite good. They don't know how to mix ska and punk yet. Not that bad. C-Decapolis 1999Reviewed by MarkI don't understand why this CD is called "Rock'n'Roll," since it contains standard ska/punk. Maybe it has something to do with the cover art, which I haven't seen. Anyway, the majority of this CD sounded like a decent punk band with good clean vocals marred by unnecessary horn parts. If Potshot decided to stick with the punk angle and drop the ska, they would be a lot more enjoyable to listen to.…Decapolis 1999Reviewed by TimJapanese Ska. It's enjoyable to listen to. It is ska, so it's slightly annoying, but overall it's fun. CDecapolis 1999Reviewed by Tom BastianIt's all about the Japanese ska. Yes, that's right, Japanese ska. Potshot is your basic ska/punk band, but they are from Tokyo, Japan. From what I hear, ska, as well as punk rock, is the big rage over in Japan, at least within the certain indie scene over there. They sing in English, but without the lyrics I would not have a clue as to what they were singing. Even with the lyrics, I still caught…Similar sounding releases
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