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This band is much less known than the cartoon. "The impossibles" should send the viewer to the cartoon page, with the "This is about the cartoon, for the Texas band see ___". This is enhanced by the fact that the cartoon is about a band! So unwarned people could not see the 1994 (or think it's vandalism) and believe this band spin-off'd the cartoon, somehow like Hi Hi Puffy AmiYumi. 200.230.213.15218:49, 20 September 2006 (UTC)[reply]
I honestly think that no one will think that a late-90's ska band will confuse people into thinking that a 60s Hannah-Barbara cartoon was based on it. Gabe has reappeared on the music scene. ::Blathersby17:55, 15 February 2007 (UTC)[reply]
But really, one can't say "this band is much less known than the cartoon." That is your personal opinion. I personally would agree, since I used to watch the show whenever it came on, and have never heard of the band (any of them) - but this is an encyclopedic website and therefore our own point of views, possible prejudices, and whatever else relevant to this discussion, must be left on the shelf.
(I'm a year late replying you could say, so this is just for reference)
This article should not be moved and predates the impossibles movie. The Impossibles are a large band with a great following in their own right. Some mention of an esoteric 60's cartoon should not displace the influence of this iconic band. ::Thatdude14:03, 10 June 2014 (UTC)— Preceding unsigned comment added by 162.136.192.1 (talk) [reply]
