The Decapitones
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The Decapitones were part of the Orange County ska scene, formed around 1997 and disbanding around 2000. They released 2 albums: Behind the Eight Ball and Party to Go!, on Microcosm Records and Johnny Bravo Records.
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[edit] Band Members
Keith Sims: singer
Ray Lai: Guitar
Jason O'Donnel: Drums
Josh Fong: Bass
Ryan Tarkanian: Bass
Jared Scott: Trumpet, Farfisa, & Piano
Mike Kim: Trombone
[edit] Sounds Like
Suburban Legends, Forces of evil, Save Ferris, Rx Bandits, Big D and the Kids Table, the Specials, Skankin Pickle, The Nuckle Brothers, Starpool, Codename:Rocky, Jerry Lives Twice, X-It, The Scholars (band).
[edit] Behind the Eight Ball tracklisting
Me-Ted
Maybe Not
Daddy's Goin' Fishin'
Opus 5
900 MHz
A.K.A. Money
A.T.M.
Buckle Up
Stop
Spanish Fly
What Went Wrong
Phillipe Douchette
[edit] Party to Go! tracklisting
2/22
Up Up Down Down Left Right Left Right B A Select Start
Buckle Up (re-recorded version)
Half Time
Crocodile Rock
Spanish Fly (re-recorded version)
What Went Wrong (re-recorded version)
[edit] Compilations
Hooked on Ska-nics (1998, Johnny Bravo Records)
track: Maybe Not
Hey Brother Can You Spare Some Ska, Vol. 2 (1998, Vegas Records)
track: Opus 5 in D Major
[edit] Side Projects
Routine Riot (1999-2003) featured Keith Sims on vocals, Ryan Tarkanian on guitar, Jared Scott on keyboard, as well as Ryan Walsh on drums, Tom Vota on keyboard, and Chris Eden on bass.
Pier Pressure is an occasional act that some of the guys perform on the Huntington Beach Pier. Members include Keith Sims on vocals, Josh Fong on tambourine, Jared Scott on accordion, Marc McGinnis on guitar, and Ryan Walsh on bongos.
Ryan Tarkanian currently plays guitar in The Action Item.
