@@anthonysavedra9390 not at all! I am a musician though and met and opened for a few of the guys through the years. Check out my music! ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-h238i226jlU.htmlfeature=shared
@@Loud0glbc man I remember being a teenager in norwalk connecticut listening to Bradley and I couldn’t get enough. I had to move out to Santa Monica just to feel that cali vibe. No one will probably ever do what Bradley did. Why do all the good one’s/talent die young??? Are you connected to the band ??
Wow, that’s the best thing closest to an album I’ve heard so long my God those songs all of them were great us. It answered my question. I was wondering should they continue with those songs with his son .definitely
Paul Leary did a fantastic job of taking in their music and honing that sound into what we know now as their self titled album. Ha, if anyone knows of or has seen footage of Leary playing with the Butthole Surfers, you'd probably be surprised that that guy had a major part in creating that classic album. Man, to think what could've been if Nowell lived. Anyway, always nice to hear new Sublime related content
@Loud0glbc I know... Really unbelievable. Think it was Gaugh who said they went in with only 3 complete songs or something, ha. But yeah, it's nuts they put that whole album together with apparently very limited finished material. Would love to hear a detailed account from Leary and the other fella who helped with the recording. Just seems like they've left out so much when previously talking about the sessions... Would love to see a whole documentary about that period.
Starting now anytime there’s unreleased tracks of singers or musicians or movies that have passed away I’m gonna believe they’re still alive in aghartha / Shambala/the moon or something. Too often this is happening now. We’ll start with Brad because he was one of the most talented musicians way better than his son that there has ever been. Sublime Eternal! In Jesus Christs name we pray amen.
@@ListedMia-sm4xm Miquel and Opie talking after a Long Beach Dub Allstar rehearsal session. Via the taking it was the same MASTER reals of the Doin' Time remix sessions like in 1995 pre-album.
