More Specials is a September 1980 (see 1980 in music) album from the ska punk band The Specials. The album was the band's second, after Specials, and expanded the group's ska punk sound to include lounge music and other influences. It includes collaborations with The Go-Go's, Rhoda Dakar from The Bodysnatchers and Kix Thompson from Madness. The lyrics, like the previous album, were often intensely political and expressed outrage over the perceived hypocrisies of the UK government.
On the charts, the album hit the Top Five in the UK, where "Rat Race", "Stereotypes-Stereotypes" and "Do Nothing" hit the Top Ten. "Rat Race" hit #89 on Billboard Music Chart's (US) Club Play Singles chart, while the album as a whole hit #98 on Billboards Pop Albums chart.
