Sublime CD

Sublime Music

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Category	Rock Albums, Pop CDs, Alternative, Punk, Rock/Pop, Ska
Label	Gasoline Alley / MCA
Orig Year	1996
All Time Sales Rank	208
CD Universe Part number	1103873
Catalog number	11413
Discs	1
Release Date	Jul 30, 1996
Studio/Live	Studio
Mono/Stereo	Stereo
Engineer	Eddie Ashworth; Stuart Sullivan
Recording Time	59 minutes
Personnel	Eric Wilson - acoustic & electric basses, synthesizer Bud Gaugh - drums Brad Nowell - vocals, guitar Bradley Nowell - vocals, guitar, Hammond B-3 organ, synthesizer Also: David Kahne, Paul Leary, Miguel, Jon Blondell, Field Marshall, Dave Aron, Todd Foreman

Sublime Songs

1.	Garden Grove	$0.99
2.	What I Got - (remix)	$1.29
3.	Wrong Way	$0.99
4.	Same in the End	$0.99
5.	April 29, 1992 (Miami)	$0.99
6.	Santeria	$1.29
7.	Seed	$0.99
8.	Jailhouse	$0.99
9.	Pawn Shop	$0.99
10.	Paddle Out	$0.99
11.	Ballad of Johnny Butt, The	$0.99
12.	Burritos	$0.99
13.	Under My Voodoo	$0.99
14.	Get Ready	$0.99
15.	Caress Me Down - (Spanish)	$0.99
16.	What I Got (Reprise) - (reprise)	$1.29
17.	Doin' Time - (original mix)	$0.99

Sublime Music

Sublime Sublime (1996) + Bonus CD		$10.19
Sublime (1997)		$17.35
Sublime Widescreen		$8.25
Sublime Widescreen; Subtitled; Unrated		$7.89
Sublime Sublime (1996)		$25.59
Sublime Widescreen; Uncut; Unrated		$22.15

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4 stars Already a classic, never gets old.
One of those CD's that never gets old.
Submitted by mcpcoop (Canyon Lake, CA, USA)
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5 stars haterz
to the people hating on the music.... && how is your band doing?
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5 stars long live sublime
this is a great CD i suggest it to anybody ( and you dont have to be high to like it - you only need a brain) all there music is great. RIP Brad Nowell
Submitted by Haley (Long Beach , CA, USA)
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3 stars *SUBLIME*
1. You don't have to be high to like ths CD - next to 40 oz. to freedom this is my favorite CD and i've NEVER gottn high 2. This CD is amazing there music has so many different genres to it (reggae,rock ,hip hop)that it makes it intresting and some of there most amzing music is on here like Santeria , and Garden Grove - if you want i great CD i really suggest buying this one.
Submitted by Lauren (Middle of Nowhere, OR ,USA)
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5 stars It never gets old.
Sublime sings with angst and heart. This album is so easy to listen to, so easy to stick with, and it is in my short list - in my CD visor with stuff like Matchbox Twenty and Velvet Revolver and No Doubt (Tragic Kingdom) and others. You won't go wrong with this album if you like crossover, rappy, rocky, ska, punky, just a little bit of everything type music.
Submitted by Ed (Berkley, MI, USA)
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