Gold - Sublime

40 Oz. To Freedom - Sublime

any of the three above genres interest you then this will be right up your street. There is a cover of Rivers of Babylon which is blissfully relaxing and will appeal to fans of the old-school reggae style. While the constant switching and changing of the musical stylings means that the whole album stays fresh and remains interesting throughout, whether its your first listen or your fiftieth. Sublime have been guilty of some slightly less consistent records, but this record serves as hard evidence of their full ...

Greatest Hits - Sublime

played in a record shop, and for the 1st time ever this motivated me to buy the album. A bit of background research has established that Sublime were a Ska / punk band and apparently quite big in the US including picking up Grammy nominations. This hits collection was released in 1999 following the death of Bradley Novell the singer / songwriter so no new work will follow this - but I'm using it as an intro to see what other cds to buy. Song by song :- What I got - An urban blues number with accoustic guitar over breakbeats, reminds me of Beck, one of the highlights. Wrong Way - mid tempo ska with a "dub" section very reminiscent of ...

Second Hand Smoke - Sublime

halen, Chuck Berry etc, showing what a great talent he was. Second Hand Smoke This album is a mixture of songs recorded during the Sublime sessions, previously unreleased songs and remixes of other songs (dubbed - or smoothed out if you will). Its one of Sublimes more chilled out reggae style releases in comparison to their other albums which include more ska and punk. It was released in 1997 so had nothing to do with Brad, and is just a way of releasing all the previously unrelased studio record material. Brads style of singing on this album ranges from a hip hop attitude as used in songs such as Dont push to a more ...