Classic Sublime Concert Set For Release
... concert video: • "Minor Threat" • "Garden Grove" • "Greatest Hits" • "Badfish" • "40 Oz To Freedom" • "Scarlet Begonias" • "Don't Push" • "Garden Grove" • "Right Back" • "New Thrash" • "54-46 Was My Number" • "House of Suffering" • "All You Need" • "S.T.P." • "Falling Idols" • "Waiting for My Ruca" • "We're Only Gonna Die For Our Arrogance • "D.J.s" • "Ebin" • "Waiting for My Ruca" • "Pool Shark" • "Saw Red" • "Let's Go Get Stoned"
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Sublime Concert Set For Release ...
[ read more ]Sublime Releasing Classic Concert - "3 Ring Circus: Live at the Palace- October 21, 1995"
... and Super 8 film footage; a CD version will contain the live concert audio; and a 2DVD+CD Deluxe package will feature the audio and video, the original Hi-8 Palace concert video (unedited), an exclusive poster and laminated backstage pass housed in an eco-friendly 8-panel softpak, as well as an additional bonus concert video of
Sublime live at the Las Palmas Theater (from February 17, 1995). The track list for 3 Ring Circus: Live at the Palace - October 21, 1995 is as follows: • "Great Stone" • "We're Only Gonna Die for Our Arrogance" • "Don't Push" • "Garden Grove" • "Don't Push" • "Right Back" • "New ...
[ read more ]Sublime to Release First Full Live Recording on DVD/CD
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Sublime will release their first official live DVD 3 Ring Circus: Live at The Palace -- October 21, 1995 on June 19. The concert--which celebrates the band's 25th anniversary--will also be available on CD, as well with a deluxe package that includes a bonus video of
Sublime live at the Las Palmas Theater on February 17, 1995.
Sublime played their first true show on July 4, 1998. The Long Beach, CA band went on to release a string of hit singles before sinner and guitarist Bradley Nowell died of a heroin overdose in 1996. Their self-titled album--released after Nowell's death--then went on to be their best selling release. 3 Ring Circus: Live at The Palace -- October 21, 1995 can be pre-ordered via the
Sublime Store. The tracklist for the recording can be found below and a preview video can be viewed above. 3 Ring Circus: Live at The Palace -- October 21, 1995 tracklist: "Great Stone" "We're Only Gonna Die for Our Arrogance" "Don't Push" "Garden Grove" "Don't Push" "Right Back" "New Thrash" "Saw Red" "Badfish" "All You Need" "Hope" "Foolish Fool" "Falling Idols" "Caress Me Down" "40 Oz to Freedom" "Ebin" "54-46 Was My Number" "Date Rape" "House of Suffering" "D.J.s" "I Love My Dog" "Pool Shark" "Work That We Do" "Greatest Hits" "Smoke Two Joints" "Scarlet Begonias" "Ring the Alarm"
Sublime to Release First Full Live Recording on DVD/CD ...
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Sublime
(1988-1996)
Brad Nowell (vocals, guitar)
Eric Wilson (bass)
Bud Gaugh (drums)
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They played their first show on July 4, 1988 at Harbor Peninsula, a small club in Long Beach, California. As legend has it, the performance initiated a small-scale riot, now known as the Peninsula Riot.
Their first record, 40 Oz. to Freedom, was released through a homemade label, Skunk Records, started by Nowell and Sublime manager Miguel. It sold an amazing 5,000 copies before they were signed to MCA and spent over 50 weeks on Billboard's Alternative New Artist chart.
Nowell died on May 25, 1996 in San Francisco, California from a heroin overdose. Their commercial breakthrough didn't occur until July that year when their third, self-titled album was released. He left behind his wife Troy Nowell and son Jakob Nowell. (thanks, Tristan - Seattle, WA)
Miguel (a.k.a. Michael Happoldt) played a major role in the band, playing several instruments on their first album.
Wilson and Gaugh continued in music after Nowell's death. They formed the Long Beach Dub All-Stars, which released their first album in 1999.
Lou-Dog was the band dog, a Dalmatian. He was name-checked in several songs, not to mention the backing vocals he contributed. Some consider him the fourth member of the band. Once, he was lost in Costa Rica, but was quickly recovered ... in the jungle. Lou-Dog died in 2001.
Artists that have been cited as Sublime influences: Black Flag, the Specials, KRS-One, the Circle Jerks, Selector, Run-D.M.C., and NWA. Artists that Sublime toured with: Firehouse, No Doubt, the Ramones, the Melvins and Butthole Surfers.
Gaugh on politics: "We're pro-choice. We think everyone should have the right to smoke pot or not."
Nowell's first band was formed when he was 13 and was called Hogan's Heroes.
One night, they found a man in a halfway house named Raleigh Theodore Sakers. He began hallucinating and the band pulled out their tape recorder. Some of his ramblings can be heard on their second album, Robbin' the Hood.
The Long Beach Dub Allstars include Marshall Goodman, who was in charge of samples and turntables for Sublime, and singer Opie Ortiz, who did artwork for Sublime.
Brad's heroin addiction got so bad he got the tattoos to his elbow and underarm just to hide his track marks. (thanks, Steve - Mount Prospect, IL)
Bud Gaugh was drunk before one show and decided to go BMX riding. He fell flat on his back and broke two ribs. He finished off the tour and only got minimum medical attention. (thanks, Joe - Farmville, VA)
Brad was the kind of person who liked to sing and smile, he was good at both. He loved his wife Troy and his son Jakob. (thanks, Nicholas W - Tunnel Hill, GA)
Bradley dropped out of college with only one semester left from getting his Bachelor's degree. He was majoring in business. (thanks, Cory - Tallahassee, FL)
After Bradley wore out his Ibanez, he got a custom-built guitar from a friend to which he gave the affectionate name, "The Brown Guitar." It was designed especially for him and now is owned by his family in Long Beach, California. (thanks, Mike - Atlanta, GA)
Sublime's third album was produced by Paul Leary. He was the guitarist for Butthole Surfers. (thanks, John - Detroit, MI)
When Nowell was 11 years old, he went to the Virgin Islands with his dad. This was when he was introduced to Reggae, which greatly influenced his music. (thanks, Kirsten - Apex, NC)
The last show that Sublime played was at Petaluma, California, which took place on May 24, 1996, about 8-12 hours before Nowell was found dead in his hotel room. This is quite a rare recording, as most websites have been forced to remove links to it. However, there are a lot of fans who still hold these recordings. The show was eventually given the name "Play Nice in the Pit." (thanks, James - Blackpool, England)
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Nobody can compare to them.
Since I've listened to Sublime, my life is so much better.
The day that I finally meet Brad I will rock with him so hard.
There is no band greater than Sublime and yesterday (May 25) was a very sad day for me but Brad has taught me and I will never do heroin.
R.I.P Brad and Lou-Dog.
marcus
One Love
~Soma, providence, ri
its actually a band called murder one, they even say it in the song, not marajauna in the house tonight, murder one in the house tonight
love you!!!
-amp
he goes down with the greeats such as bob marley
I personaly will never forget brad or his music
they all were amazing eric would improv every song (personally hes my favorite bassist) bud had awesome drumming and of course bradley had the voice and guitar that you will never forget hes truley amazing.
- a 40 oz to freedom is the only chance i have to feel good even tho i feel bad
~corrie