Very true, probably one of the best bootlegged bands of 90's with a ton of outtakes too. They recorded so much material that never even made it to albums, thankful they had Miguel or Paul Leary recording/producing and saving so much material. I've never seen a band so famous that were never famous. Sucks because that band was Brad's life, and he never got to see the impact they REALLY made. (Oh yea, and fuck Brian Posehn hating on Sublime fans as WORST and most ANNOYING fans. Go listen to fuckin' Bush or Sugar Ray since they were so "original" smh)
Brad was a scat master of lyrical improvisation, almost effortlessly chattering from his soul. Bud & Eric responsible for the foundation rhythm section that looped it all together. Sublime changed music, it’s all genres of reggae or punk since 1996 debut & death of Brad the genius. No way would I pay to see Rome’s goofy ass onstage. ✌️
@@masku9835 Think he's referring to Marshall Goodman saying he had to leave band in S,T,L&E documentary because Brad would just get messed up and rap random lyrics and Marshall didn't like it because he felt like it was ripping off customers paying to see them...
Solid Gold. This is like someone finding a piece of the Ark and some dude being like "Yo here's the rest of it!" One day there will be a museum for stuff like this.
It's not on a CD or official bootleg. I got it from another Sublime fan who's all about the unreleased stuff. I could be mistaken, but I think this was an outtake from when they were recording the self-titled "Sublime" album. Shoot me a PM if you'd like me to send you link to DL it.
