I’ve been a fan of third-wave ska for as long as I can remember. The marriage of old-school Jamaican ska and punk music, combined with themes of social justice and radical change, has always appealed to me. When I was younger, I simply liked the energy of the music. As I’ve gotten older, the meaning behind the words has taken on greater significance to me. For me, punk has always been a state of mind. Anyone can be a punk. You don’t have to wear leather or chains. That said, you can if you want. I suppose what I’m getting at The post Colin Clive of Mustard Plug: 16 Albums That Changed My Life appeared first on ClassicRockHistory.com.