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Formats and Editions
1. Don't Push
2. Slow Ride
3. Had a Dat
4. D.J.'s
5. Let's Go Get Stoned
6. Badfish
7. Waiting For My Ruca
8. 40 Oz to Freedom
9. Smoke Two Joints
10. We're Only Gonna Die For Our Own Arrogance
11. Medley
12. Scarlet Begonias
13. Chica Me Tipo
14. Right Back
15. Date Rape
16. Krs-One
17. Rivers of Babylon
18. Steady B Loop Dub
19. Pool Shark
20. Steppin' Razor
21. Greatest Hits
22. Free Loop Dub
1. Saw Red
2. Work That We Do
3. Cisco Kid
4. STP
5. Boss D.J.
6. I Don't Care Too Much For Reggae Dub
7. All You Need
8. Garden Grove
9. What I Got
10. Wrong Way
11. Same in the End
12. April 29, 1992 (Miami)
13. Santeria
14. Seed
15. Jailhouse
16. Pawn Shop
17. Under My Voodoo
18. Get Ready
19. Caress Me Down
20. What I Got
21. Doin' Time
22. Trenchtown Rock
More Info:
Sublime effortlessly stood out from the countless punk retreads and ska revivalists that littered the alt-rock landscape, thanks to the band's adventurous, experimental musical sensibility and the personally charged, emotionally complex songwriting of leader Bradley James Nowell. Singer/guitarist Nowell, bassist Eric Wilson and drummer Bud Gaugh formed Sublime in 1988. Early on, they began mixing rockist aggression with ska, reggae and hip-hop beats, giving the trio a swinging rhythmic sensibility that was still unusual at the time. Sublime's precedent-setting work expanded the boundaries of modern rock, but Nowell's death in May 1996 prematurely closed the door on the band and robbed the world of an artist who'd yet to fulfill his creative potential. Focusing mainly on Brad's brilliant songwriting, collected here for the first time is an extensive overview of this most highly-influential band'sstudio achievements with virtually every important song included in this double-disc collection. Gasoline. 2005.
