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07.XX.1995

2011-11-27T21:44:32Z

GuitarJosh:

=='''Shark's Cove''' ''Catalina, CA''==
''' ''Badfish Video Shoot'' '''

''July 1995

==''Notes''==
*The video was shot on a Monday (rumored to be July) at Shark's Cove on the backside of Catalina Island. The crew did not make it back into Long Beach until late in the night. So, if July was the correct month, then the date should be July 3rd, 10th, 17th, 24th, or the 31st.

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[[Image:Badfish OG 2.jpg]]

'''All photos courtesy of Josh Coffman. A big thanks for taking these and allowing me to post them.'''

07.XX.1995

2011-11-27T21:43:56Z

GuitarJosh:

=='''Shark's Cove''' ''Catalina, CA''==
''' ''Badfish Video Shoot'' '''

''July 1995

==''Notes''==
*The video was shot on a Monday (rumored to be July) at Shark's Cove on the backside of Catalina Island. The crew did not make it back into Long Beach until late in the night. So, if July was the correct month, then the date should be July 3rd, 10th, 17th, 24th, or the 31st.

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[[Image:Badfish OG 2.jpg]]

'''All photos courtesy of Josh Coffman. A big thanks for taking these and allowing me to post them.'''

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2011-11-27T21:41:17Z

GuitarJosh:

07.XX.1995

2011-11-27T21:40:15Z

GuitarJosh:

=='''Shark's Cove''' ''Catalina, CA''==
''' ''Badfish Video Shoot'' '''

''July 1995

==''Notes''==
*The video was shot on a Monday (rumored to be July) at Shark's Cove on the backside of Catalina Island. The crew did not make it back into Long Beach until late in the night. So, if July was the correct month, then the date should be July 3rd, 10th, 17th, 24th, or the 31st.

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Image:Eric1.jpg
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'''All photos courtesy of Josh Coffman. A big thanks for taking these and allowing me to post them.'''

07.XX.1995

2011-11-27T21:37:00Z

GuitarJosh:

=='''Shark's Cove''' ''Catalina, CA''==
''' ''Badfish Video Shoot'' '''

''July 1995

==''Notes''==
*The video was shot on a Monday (rumored to be July) at Shark's Cove on the backside of Catalina Island. The crew did not make it back into Long Beach until late in the night. So, if July was the correct month, then the date should be July 3rd, 10th, 17th, 24th, or the 31st.

<gallery>

Image:Brad_Badfish_Video.jpg
Image:Bud_Badfish_Shoot.jpg
Image:Eric_Badfish_Video.jpg
Image:Badfishvid.JPG
Image:Bradbadfish3.jpg
Image:Sublimereef.JPG
Image:Loudogbasfishshoot.JPG
Image:BadfishSet.jpg
Image:Island.jpg
Image:Eric1.jpg
Image:Bud2.jpg
Image:budbadfishshoot2.jpeg
Image:Bud3badfishshoot.jpg
Image:EricZmanBadfishshoot.jpg
Image:Badfish_Shoot.jpg
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'''All photos courtesy of Josh Coffman. A big thanks for taking these and allowing me to post them.'''

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2011-01-31T05:06:36Z

GuitarJosh:

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2011-01-31T05:06:09Z

GuitarJosh:

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2011-01-31T05:05:41Z

GuitarJosh:

07.07.1993

2011-01-24T07:47:24Z

GuitarJosh:

==''' Old World Hall''' ''Huntington Beach, CA''==
''Wednesday, July 7th, 1993''

''$7

''All Ages Show

''8pm''

Bands performed:
*Jack If None
*Question
*[[Coldwater Crane]]

[[Image:oldworldhall93flyer.jpg|thumb|Flyer]]

[[Category:Flyers]]

05.21.1996

2010-12-28T20:41:01Z

GuitarJosh:

=='''The Glasshouse''' ''Pomona, CA''==
''Tuesday, May 21st, 1996''

''All Ages Show

''$12

''8pm

[[Image:PamonaTicket.jpg|thumb|Ticket]]
[[image:glasshouse.jpg|thumb|Flyer]]
[[image:sublimeglasshouse.jpg|thumb|Flyer 2]]
[[Image:PamonaCancelled.jpg|thumb|Postponed]]
Bands performed:
*[[The Ziggens]]
*Slightly Stoopid

==''Notes''==
*This show '''NEVER''' happened. Some have tried to claim having a recording to this show.

*It was rescheduled for July 5th, 1996. The 1996 show of Pomona never went down.

[[Category:Flyers]]

05.21.1996

2010-12-28T20:40:20Z

GuitarJosh:

=='''The Glasshouse''' ''Pomona, CA''==
''Tuesday, May 21st, 1996''

''All Ages Show

''$12

''8pm

[[Image:PamonaTicket.jpg|thumb|Ticket]]
[[image:glasshouse.jpg|thumb|Flyer]]
[[image:sublimeglasshouse.jpg|thumb|Flyer 2]]
[[Image:PamonaCancelled.jpg|thumb|Postponed]]
Bands performed:
*[[The Ziggens]]
*Slightly Stoopid

==''Notes''==
*This show '''NEVER''' happened. Some have tried to claim having a recording to this show.

*It was rescheduled for July 5th, 1996. Brad passed away on May 25th. Which means, the 1996 show of Pomona could have never happened.

[[Category:Flyers]]

05.23.1996

2010-12-28T20:39:36Z

GuitarJosh:

== '''Downtown Plaza Park''' ''Chico, CA'' ==
''' ''Cheekopalooka'' '''

''Thursday, May 23rd, 1996''

''All Ages Show''
Bands Performed:
*Hucksalt Hepspeed
*Captain Don of the Jim Rose Sideshow
*[[Kai Kln]]
*Sublime (headlining)

''Songs Performed (in no particular order)''
# Hope
# Scarlet Begonias
# House of Suffering

==''Notes''==
This is the second to last Sublime show ever. It was an open air event which drew an untold number of fans to see one of Brad's second to last performance.

The name of the show was a play on words of Chico (the City), Lalapalozza (the concert), and Palooka (which is a type of Buffoon)

*From memories of multiple sources;

The day started off with Hucksalt Hepspeed opening the show. Between bands, there was a sideshow entertainer swallowing swords and sticking nails into his nose. Next Kai Kln played one of there best sets to many peoples memory. Brad and the crew were not familiar with Kai Kln, and didn't particularly care for them much. One of the members from the KK crew was having beers behind the stage with Brad while KK was playing. Brad mocked Gene's voice a few times in a falsetto voice, without realizing the person was a part of the band. Then, Kai Kln played their Black Sabbath cover and the Sublime crew really started digging them. Then, Sublime went on that night playing an awesome set which gained some new fans who had previously only been there to see Kai Kln.

'''Memories from the show'''

*''From Dave:''

"I was there, more or less... Celebrating the end of my first year of studying mechanical engineering at Chico State, those damn dollar pints all across town got the best of me as they always do. My buddy and I finally stumbled to the show only to realize later on that we had missed Kai Kln's set completely. Once Sublime was done, all I could say was 'who the hell are they' and 'what the hell was that'. A few months later, after some heavy radio play, I finally picked up 40 oz. to Freedom, and Sublime was instantly one of my all-time favorite bands, right up there with Kai Kln. It has been almost 14 years now, but for some reason I still remember that the opening band on the bill was Hucksalt Hedspeed..."

*''From Gregory:''

"Most likely Kai Kln was the last band to play with Sublime. The singer died on May 25th, according to Wikipedia, and chicopalooza was on May 23rd. There was a rumor that found my ears that the heroin was purchased in Chico, not surprising at that time - there was rumors that it was stronger than Nowell might have been used to. The show was awesome, let me tell you about my trip...

It started as most things did back then, in Santa Cruz. Good friends of mine were Kln heads for a while and had turned me onto them quickly and easily. This was probably my 7th show or so and the road trip to Chico (the number one party school at the time) sounded too good to miss.
Packed in a rusty-yellow Hoda (Honda, but the 'n' had fallen off) the three of us journey to Chico. Upon arrival we were somehow not able to meet who we planned and pulled off onto a side street and parked. Being smokers, we exited and smoked. While smoking, beautiful college girls stuck their heads out the window and (being drunk and going to the show too) and invited us up. There was Sublime on the CD player, which I found out when the cover of 'Scarlet Begonias' was playing and I asked who they were.

The night came, Kai Kln RIPPED it to pieces and we joked about who could follow that. Wisely, there was a strange freak-show type entertainer who swallowed swords and pounded nails into his nose. Sublime played and I was highly impressed with the groves they brought out in their songs. I remember chuckling at a number of the lyrics I heard. One great trip, one great show. Sadly, I can still see Kai Kln now and then, but whatever Sublime might have done in the future is lost to dreams.
I hear Sublime to this day - often."

*''From Kevin:''

"I still have my ticket stub from that awesome show. I gotta say that I was there to see Kai Kln and they killed it. There was some circus sideshow guy swallowing swords and sticking nails up his nose and such. I wasn't a huge Sublime fan and for me the best part of their set was a when they covered an old Descendents song. History was made and the kids all had a good time. "'

Thanks; Adam Tuttle, Kevin, Gregory, and Sherman Loper

05.23.1996

2010-12-28T20:19:21Z

GuitarJosh:

== '''Downtown Plaza Park''' ''Chico, CA'' ==
''' ''Cheekopalooka'' '''

''Thursday, May 23rd, 1996''

''All Ages Show''
Bands Performed:
*Hucksalt Hepspeed
*Captain Don of the Jim Rose Sideshow
*[[Kai Kln]]
*Sublime (headlining)

''Songs Performed (in no particular order)''
# Hope
# Scarlet Begonias
# House of Suffering

==''Notes''==
This is the second to last Sublime show ever. It was an open air event which drew an untold number of fans to see one of Brad's second to last performance. Luckily, it appears that Adam Tuttle was photographing this show.

The name of the show was a play on words of Chico (the City), Lalapalozza (the concert), and Palooka (which is a type of Buffoon)

*From memories of multiple sources;

The day started off with Hucksalt Hepspeed opening the show. Between bands, there was a sideshow entertainer swallowing swords and sticking nails into his nose. Next Kai Kln played one of there best sets to many peoples memory. Brad and the crew were not familiar with Kai Kln, and didn't particularly care for them much. One of the members from the KK crew was having beers behind the stage with Brad while KK was playing. Brad mocked Gene's voice a few times in a falsetto voice, without realizing the person was a part of the band. Then, Kai Kln played their Black Sabbath cover and the Sublime crew really started digging them. Then, Sublime went on that night playing an awesome set which gained some new fans who had previously only been there to see Kai Kln.

'''Memories from the show'''

*''From Dave:''

"I was there, more or less... Celebrating the end of my first year of studying mechanical engineering at Chico State, those damn dollar pints all across town got the best of me as they always do. My buddy and I finally stumbled to the show only to realize later on that we had missed Kai Kln's set completely. Once Sublime was done, all I could say was 'who the hell are they' and 'what the hell was that'. A few months later, after some heavy radio play, I finally picked up 40 oz. to Freedom, and Sublime was instantly one of my all-time favorite bands, right up there with Kai Kln. It has been almost 14 years now, but for some reason I still remember that the opening band on the bill was Hucksalt Hedspeed..."

*''From Gregory:''

"Most likely Kai Kln was the last band to play with Sublime. The singer died on May 25th, according to Wikipedia, and chicopalooza was on May 23rd. There was a rumor that found my ears that the heroin was purchased in Chico, not surprising at that time - there was rumors that it was stronger than Nowell might have been used to. The show was awesome, let me tell you about my trip...

It started as most things did back then, in Santa Cruz. Good friends of mine were Kln heads for a while and had turned me onto them quickly and easily. This was probably my 7th show or so and the road trip to Chico (the number one party school at the time) sounded too good to miss.
Packed in a rusty-yellow Hoda (Honda, but the 'n' had fallen off) the three of us journey to Chico. Upon arrival we were somehow not able to meet who we planned and pulled off onto a side street and parked. Being smokers, we exited and smoked. While smoking, beautiful college girls stuck their heads out the window and (being drunk and going to the show too) and invited us up. There was Sublime on the CD player, which I found out when the cover of 'Scarlet Begonias' was playing and I asked who they were.

The night came, Kai Kln RIPPED it to pieces and we joked about who could follow that. Wisely, there was a strange freak-show type entertainer who swallowed swords and pounded nails into his nose. Sublime played and I was highly impressed with the groves they brought out in their songs. I remember chuckling at a number of the lyrics I heard. One great trip, one great show. Sadly, I can still see Kai Kln now and then, but whatever Sublime might have done in the future is lost to dreams.
I hear Sublime to this day - often."

*''From Kevin:''

"I still have my ticket stub from that awesome show. I gotta say that I was there to see Kai Kln and they killed it. There was some circus sideshow guy swallowing swords and sticking nails up his nose and such. I wasn't a huge Sublime fan and for me the best part of their set was a when they covered an old Descendents song. History was made and the kids all had a good time. "'

05.24.1996

2010-12-28T20:18:28Z

GuitarJosh:

== '''The Phoenix Theater''' ''Petaluma, CA'' == ''Friday, May 24th, 1996''
[[Image:PlayniceinthepitTape.jpg|thumb|Play Nice in the Pit Cassette.]]
''All Ages Show''

''$12

''8pm

Bands performed:
*Filibuster
*The Ziggens

=="Play Nice In The Pit"==
'''Petaluma, CA - May 24th, 1996'''

# Soundcheck [ http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8ct9IgF9K8U ]
# STP
# Date Rape
# Saw Red
# Smoke Two Joints
# Warning Sign
# 40 oz. To Freedom
# We're Only Gonna Die
# The Ballad Of Johnny Butt
# DJ's
# Pawn Shop
# I Love My Dog
# Triplethreat
# Same In The End
# Pool Shark
# KRS One
# Paddle Out
# Badfish
# All You Need
# Hope
# Work That We Do [ http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c_hRxMrxDIA ]

*[ All released video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IlOMANGU7FA ]

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==''Notes''==
*Sublime's last ever gig... making it a must hear bootleg. The quality is not brilliant, but it does manage to capture the masses of energy that day.

*Albino Brown recorded this show to video and has only released part of it (4 songs) to Brads family, friends and VH1 to make behind the music.

*The concert promoter, Lil' Mike, who promoted the Kommotion shows and was friends with the band sent his girlfriend, Badfish, to this show. She fortunately recorded part the show to her walkman recorder from the middle of the crowd. Her recording does not include "Work That We Do" (which was shown from Albino's recording) and Hope was recorded at the beginning of the second side. The full tracklist is still unknown. There was a banner over the pit which read "Play Nice In The Pit", and hence where the name of the recording came from.

*'''From Bud Gaugh's Website:'''

"SUBLIME played a show in Chino, CA where the promoter offered us a veritable smorgasborg of every drug under the sun- Brad came to me and said he wanted to "party just one more time." I told Brad it wasn't worth it, but after our show in Petaluma Brad & I got a hotel room on the beach outside of San Francisco. Brad tried to convince me we had all the reasons to party & it was worth celebrating, "We owe it to ourselves," I can remember him telling me. It was 2:00 am & I declined, falling asleep, Brad left to go walk on the beach with Lou Dog. When I woke up the next morning, I saw my best friend, naked, laying on the bed with his feet on the floor. I remember laughing, thinking he had gotten so drunk the night before he couldn't make it into bed, but when I got no response from him I got up to see what was going on, and that's when the world came to a screeching halt. I tried to resuscitate him, but he had been dead for hours. I began crying out loud for help, ran down stairs & down the road looking for the rest of the guys. This was the worse news I ever had to deliver in my life. After being interviewed by the police I was told by the EMTs that he had been gone for hours and there was nothing I could do. This was the longest bus ride of all of our lives."

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*Pictures from Albino Brown video recording of this show. This video has not been released to date.

*'Work That We Do' video footage from this show is on Behind The Music/Biorythmn TV Shows.

*http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c_hRxMrxDIA [sk8eddie81]

[[Category:Bootlegs]]

04.11.1992

2010-12-25T05:04:07Z

GuitarJosh: /* ''San Miguel, MX'' */

==''San Miguel, MX''==
''Saturday, April 11th, 1992 ''
[[Image:SMMX.png|thumb|San Miguel Beach]]

11.11.1995

2010-11-21T10:09:08Z

GuitarJosh:

=='''Soma''' '' San Diego, CA''==
''Saturday, November 11th, 1995 ''

''$10''

''8pm
[[Image:San_diego_front.jpg|thumb|Mislabeled CD Bootleg Front]]
[[Image:San_diego_back.jpg|thumb|Mislabeled CD Bootleg Back]]
[[Image:Kanesdisc.jpg|thumb|Mislabeled Bootleg Disc Cover]]
Bands performed:
*Mr. Mirainga
*The Grabbers
*[[The Ziggens]]
*No Use for a Name
*Strung Out
*Incubus

== "Live at Soma" ==

'''San Diego, CA November 11th, 1995'''

''Recorded on by "Core Sound Binaural" mics to a Fostex D-5 by Melinda B. Thompson (''RIP 1967-2000'')''

# Saw Red
# Don't Push, Garden Grove, Right Back, New Thrash
# All You Need [ http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gPEhx2HhOaQ ]
# Hope
# Scarlet Begonias, Warning Sign
# Work That We Do
# 40oz. to Freedom
# Pool Shark, 5446 Ball and Chain, Date Rape
# 5446 Ball and Chain, Date Rape, D.J.'s
# Were Only Gonna Die For Our Own Arrogance
# Smoke Two Joints
# STP
# Ebin
# Minor Threat
# Badfish
# House of Suffering
==''Notes''==
*Often mislabeled as "live at Canes" due to a mistake regarding the venue on a cd-r artwork Biff made for it.

* In the beginning of the show, Brad says "Fuck it! Hey man if you could get these things turned on before the end of the night that'd be key.. cause they look real nice sitting here; they look really fucking pro!" Might be referring to the high quality video equipment used to record the show.

*Following "Saw Red" Brad says; "Alright then, Rock. Lets rock this mother. cause this place can rock. Where we at? Whats up gang!?"

*During the distorted guitar in the middle of "Right Back," Brad begins to sing "What would we do without the DJ!" before going back to the chorus of the song.

* "Alright we'll play a song. All You Need alright?," then asks the audience with a growling "Sup?" This performance of All You Need is used in the Music Video on the [[Everything Under The Sun]] Boxset. (See link above.)

* Before "40 oz to freedom" Brad says "Hi Jason. lookin hot tonight." Probably in reference to Jason Westfall.

*After "Minor Threat" Brad mentions they only one more, but finishes this recording strong with a performance of Badfish and the Bad Brains cover "House of Suffering". Brad then closes out the show with "Thanks out to No Use. Let's hear it No Use For A Name! See ya next time."

*Random Fact: This show has been mistakenly traded as the "Monster Truck Show".
[[Category:Bootlegs]]

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'''Photos used with permission from Hector Roberts. For the entire set, visit his webpage at http://homepage.mac.com/hectorroberts/host/sublime/index.html'''

Videos

2010-11-02T08:57:54Z

GuitarJosh:

[[Image:Bannertest5.jpg]]

'''This is a complete list of all known videos to exist of Sublime.'''

''(work in progress)''

==Official Releases==

[[A Day In The Sun]] (1996)

[[The Tour Short Video VHS]] (1996)

[[Tour Video Long VHS]] (11/15/1996)

[[Sublime Home Video]] (1997)

[[Stories, Tales, Lies, and Exaggerations VHS (Skunk Limited)]] (1998)

[[Stories, Tales, Lies, and Exaggerations (Standard)]] (1998)

[[Sublime Live 94-96]] (2002)

[[Stories, Tales, Lies and Exaggerations (Collectors Edition)]] (2003)

[[Everything Under The Sun]] (Box Set) (2006)

== Live Shows ==

[[??.?.1988]] - Brad's House Party - Long Beach, CA

[[??.?.1990]] - 4th Street - Long Beach, CA

[[04.20.1990]] - Georgi's Birthday - Long Beach, CA

[[03.24.1991]] - Rock The Boat - Long Beach Harbor, CA

[[06.24.1992]] - No Doubt Record Release Party - Hollywood, CA

[[04.??.1993]] - Alajuela, Costa Rica

[[10.09.1993]] - Showdown at the Ghost Town - Colton, CA

[[10.29.1993]] - Golden Sails Hotel - Long Beach, CA

[[02.18.1994]] - World Beat Center - San Diego, CA

[[02.27.1994]] - The Lab - Costa Mesa, CA

[[04.02.1994]] - All Things Strange and Beautiful - Huntington Beach, CA

[[06.11.1994]] - Club 5902 - Huntington Beach, CA

[[09.12.1994]] - Juanitas Bar - Chico, CA

[[12.04.1994]] - Las Palmas - Hollywood, CA

[[02.02.1995]] - Cattlemans Wharf Firecracker Lounge (Brad Nowell) - Anaheim, CA

[[02.17.1995]] - Las Palmas (Bright Side of the Moon) - Hollwood, CA

[[03.24.1995]] - Club Zoo - Melbourne, FL

[[03.25.1995]] - Groove Tube - Gainesville, FL

[[04.05.1995]] - TT and the Bears - Cambridge, MA

[[04.07.1995]] - Ocean Mist - Mantunuck, RI

[[04.25.1995]] - Shoreline Park 14th Annual Beachfest - Long Beach, CA

[[05.06.1995]] - Olympic Velodome California State College - Dominguez Hills, CA

[[05.07.1995]] - The Huntridge - Las Vegas, NV

[[06.07.1995]] - Palookaville - Santa Cruz, CA

[[06.17.1995]] - KROQ 1st Annual Weenie Roast - Irvine Meadows, CA

[[08.13.1995]] - Warped Tour 1995 (Brad & Eric Acoustic) - Fort Lauderdale, FL

[[08.17.1995]] - Warped Tour 1995 Sony Entertainment Center - Camden, NJ

[[08.18.1995]] - Warped Tour 1995 Stone Pony Festival Arena - Asbury Park, NJ

[[08.19.1995]] - Warped Tour 1995 Northhampton Airport - Northhampton, MA

[[08.20.1995]] - Warped Tour 1995 Melody Fair Field - North Tonawanda, NY

[[09.03.1995]] - Warped Tour 1995 Concord Pavilion - Concord, CA

[[09.04.1995]] - Warped Tour 1995 Frazier Park - Irvine, CA

[[10.21.1995]] - 3 Ring Circus The Palace Theater - Hollywood, CA

[[10.25.1995]] - 3 Ring Circus Palookaville - Santa Cruz, CA

[[11.09.1995]] - 3 Ring Circus Majestic Theater - Ventura, CA

[[11.11.1995]] - 3 Ring Circus Soma / Canes - San Diego, CA

[[02.21.1996]] - Capital Ballroom - Washington D.C.

[[04.05.1996]] - House of Blues JOINT EFFORT - Los Angeles, CA

[[04.11.1996]] - Wetlands JOINT EFFORT - New York, NY

[[04.17.1996]] - Peabodies Down Under - Cleveland, OH

[[04.20.1996]] - The Metro - Chicago, IL

[[05.11.1996]] - Las Vegas 1996 - Las Vegas, NV

[[05.17.1996]] - Gamma Chi Fiji Islander - Santa Barbara, CA

[[05.24.1996]] - Play Nice in the Pit (Last Show) - Petaluma, CA

File:Bannertest5.jpg

2010-11-02T08:56:38Z

GuitarJosh:

01.11.1997

2010-10-23T11:11:01Z

GuitarJosh:

=='''Hollywood Palladium ''' ''Hollywood, CA''==
''' ''Golden Voice & Skunk Records present at the Hollywood Palladium "Enough Already" A Sublime Benefit Show'' '''

''Saturday, January 11th, 1996''

''All Ages Show''

''6pm
==''Notes''==
*Concert was put on to raise scholarship money for [[Bradley Nowell]]'s son [[Jakob Nowell]] & The Musician Assistance Program (MAP)

*Raised over $40,000.00

Bands involved:
*The Vandals
*Filibuster
*Pennywise
*[[Slightly Stoopid]]
*All Day
*[[Long Beach Dub All Stars]]
*Fluf
*[[The Ziggens]]
*[[Voodoo Glow Skulls]]
*Headliner: [[No Doubt]]

''Recorded by Eric Keyes. Thanks for allowing to post the video link.''

1. Long Beach Dub All Stars - Garden Grove [ http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=naCndRkUyHA ]

2. No Doubt - Spiderwebs [ http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hmKRd8s79XQ ]

<gallery>
Image:enoughalreadyLogo.jpg |T-Shirt Front
Image:enoughalreadyBackLogo.jpg |T-Shirt Back
</gallery>

*'''Rolling Stone Article January 15, 1997:'''

Six hours of memories, music and moshing marked the Enough Already Sublime Rock 'N' Roll Benefit show at the Hollywood Palladium Saturday night. Peers, bandmates and fans of Sublime showed up for hip up and comers like fluf, Ziggens, Voodoo Glowskulls, and of course, for headliners No Doubt. But the underlying theme -- to raise scholarship money for late Sublime singer Bradley Nowell's son, Jakob, and for the Musician's Assistance Program (MAP), was not forgotten.

As might be expected, the first couple of acts, Slightly Stoopid, All Day and Filibuster, who each played 15-minute sets starting at 6 p.m. sharp, plied their trade to a half-full house. But by the time fluf, Ziggens (who are on Sublime's record label, Skunk) and Orange County scene staples the Vandals took the stage, the Palladium was a virtual teen rock fest eager to become one with the trendy, in-crowd South Bay/Orange County music scene.

Pennywise, with a positive, fluid sound leaning more to straight rock than a real ska or punk vibe, stirred things up with the appropriate tunes "Fight 'Til U Die" and an amazing, punked-up version of Ben E. King's "Stand By Me." Pennywise, who like Sublime, has endured the passing of a bandmember, were particularly adamant about the evening's theme, with PW singer Jim railing to the photographers in the front row: "This isn't a media event, it's about something!" before closing with the Circle Jerks' cover "Live Fast, Die Young."

The Long Beach Dub Allstars, a project featuring Eric Wilson and Bud Gaugh of Sublime, found fans for their mellow reggae grooves and the Sublime tune "Pawn Shop," though many in the young crowd didn't seem to realize that a rather subdued H.R. from the Bad Brains was guesting on several songs.

A 20-minute Sublime mini-movie was moving and surprisingly well received, reminding the audience and participants of the lost talents of Bradley Nowell, as well as Sublime's kick-back SoCal lifestyle and musical gifts, as the past-Gold sales of Sublime's self-titled major-label debut have now shown.

While there was a dearth of the usual Gwen-o-philes at the Palladium, No Doubt's engaging ska and endless energy was the ideal capper to a long and surprisingly varied night. Gwen Stefani's coltish, coquettish persona was cutesy but truly charismatic, while the endlessly skanking horn and keyboard players incited the crowd to manic proportions.

"Spiderweb," "Don't Speak" and "Just a Girl" were included, but when nearly the entire evening's cast of musical characters joined No Doubt for a marvelous rendition of the Beatles "Ob La Di, Ob La Da" -- a tune that lends itself easily to ska influences -- and Brad Nowell's beloved Dalmatian, Lou, made an onstage appearance, it was a poignant moment of pleasure and sadness. As the Beatles wrote, "Ob la di, ob la da ... life goes on," but sadly, not for Brad

04.10.1992

2010-10-13T05:37:22Z

GuitarJosh:

=='''Club 5902''' ''Huntington Beach, CA''==
''Friday, April 10th, 1992 ''

Bands performed:
*[[Dave Wakeling]]

Flyer is in Portrait of a Punk
[[Category:Flyers]]

04.10.1992

2010-10-13T05:36:59Z

GuitarJosh:

=='''Club 5902''' ''Long Beach, CA''==
''Friday, April 10th, 1992 ''

Bands performed:
*[[Dave Wakeling]]

Flyer is in Portrait of a Punk
[[Category:Flyers]]

Michael 'Miguel' Happoldt

2010-10-12T03:20:36Z

GuitarJosh:

<gallery>
Image:Miguelweed.jpg
Image:Bradmiguel.jpg
</gallery>

Hey Skunker. The whole page is looking great! Please fill this page in bro.

Dancehall Crashers

2010-10-11T03:26:27Z

GuitarJosh:

For info on DHC: http://the.honoluluadvertiser.com/article/2003/Oct/17/en/en01a.html

06.18.1994

2010-10-11T03:25:57Z

GuitarJosh:

Bands performed:
*Stretch Armstrong
*[[Dancehall Crashers]]
*One Eye Open
*G-Spott''

''8 p.m.''

''Tickets: $10 ($8 advanced)''

01.27.1995

2010-10-09T06:13:02Z

GuitarJosh:

Bands Performed:
*Let's Go Bowling
*[[Nuckle Brothers]]
*The Goodwin Club

[[Image:jan271995flyer.JPG|thumb|Flyer]]

[[Category:Flyers]]

07.25.1994

2010-10-07T04:17:57Z

GuitarJosh:

=='''Harry C's''' ''Redlands, CA''==
''Friday, July 25th, 1994''

*96 Degrees
*Sages Of Memphis
*Mortitia

"I walked into Harry C's in the middle of 96 Degrees' set. This band has a cool reggae sound. I was thoroughly impressed with the two female singers, that fronted the band, [that] are extremely talented. Sages of Memphis played next. It was campy rock galore. A cover of Berlin's "Metro" was thrown in for good measure. Sublime grooved the house next. I have to say these three men are the mellowest, coolest, beer drinking music playing fellows I have seen in awhile. They packed the house into almost overflow. A good time was enjoyed by all. Mortitia played last, unfortunately, most everyone left before they played. Mortitia gives a good performance with their heave almost speed metal sound. They were definitely placed on the wrong bill though."

-Review from Renae L. Bryant

-Transcribed from "On The Rag" Zine, vol. 3.

Pre '88

2010-10-05T04:53:09Z

GuitarJosh:

February 22nd, 1968:
Bradley James Nowell is born to parents James and Nancy Nowell in Long Beach, California.

1970-1975:
Bradley’s musical talents begin with his parents. His father is a folk guitarist, and his mother is a singer (in high school she received "Best in California") and later a professional musician (flute) who has been described as having a "perfect pitch.", as well as being the daughter of a music teacher.

1975-1979:
Bradley begins to learn to play the guitar from his father.

1978:
Bradley’s parents, James and Nancy get divorced. Bradley lives with his mother until 1981.

Summer 1979:
During a vacation to Jamaica with his father, Bradley discovers reggae music. A local guitarist teaches Bradley how to play a reggae rhythm on his guitar. The experience changes Bradley forever.

1979:
Two future Sublime members, 10-year-old Eric Wilson (bass) and 12-year-old Floyd I. "Bud" Gaugh (drums) meet in Lowell Elementary School in Long Beach

1982:
Bud moves away to Lakewood, and Eric starts the punk sister-band to Sublime, [[Juice Bros.]]

1982:
Bud starts the Lakewood punk band, Resistance. Around the same time, Bud meets Jack Maness who later performs [[Rivers Of Babylon]]

1983-1984:
Around this time, Eric and Brad meet in school. They perform together in their first band together called Hogan's Heroes.

1985: Bradley, Eric Wilson, Tom Spruengli, Eric Ward, the late Ruth Goodman, and the late Ted Lee perform in a band called "[[Sloppy Seconds]]" during Brad's senior year at High School. Also, Tom Spruengli occasionally sits in with the band, Agent Orange. Around this time, Eric Wilson meets Marshall Goodman in band class. They are both friends to the artist, Opie Ortiz. Bud moves back to Long Beach and begins drumming with Juice Bros.

1986:
Bradley graduates from Wilson High School and attends U.C. Santa Cruz where he continues to develop musically.

Spring Break 1987 or 1988: (There is debate as to which year but this current editor has decided to go with 1988 for many reasons, the principal one being that Bud cited that year in ''Italic text''Crazy Fool"
Brad comes home for spring break, and Eric Wilson introduces him to Bud Gaugh, and Sublime is born. Sublime’s first recording, two years before (maybe) the official creation of Sublime is a 4-track demo titled Fighting Blindly. It later shows up on Sublime’s bootleg record Sinsemilla ’86 - ’96.

[[05.25.1986]] Seal Beach, CA - Brad's Seal Beach House, [[Sloppy 2nds]] garage house party.

1987: Brad writes Date Rape while not in a band, it will later be his claim to fame.

1987:
While at school at UC Santa Cruz, Brad plays a minor gig at an on campus coffee shop. He plays an acoustic set consisting of a decent amount of X covers. This "show" was probably not recorded.
Still one year before the official creation of Sublime, more demos are made. Some of these songs, such as Romeo, New Realization, and Roots Of Creation have shown up on various Sublime releases as B-sides and demos. Others will never see the light of day. If Ebin was on these tapes, then that song was absolutely made in 1988 or later because Brad did not encounter the real Eben until around February 1988.

User talk:Skunker

2010-10-05T00:20:29Z

GuitarJosh:

Hey bro. Email me please. SublimeMemories@gmail.com.

---Reply
Email sent.

You have been doing amazing helping out on the wiki. It's coming together so well. I am moving along with writing the book, and will be doing a lot of research and such, and will probably not have much time to do huge updates like the party one. I will just put the information up, and would appreciate you if you will format it. Thanks guys! -Josh

User talk:Hadthe89vision

2010-10-05T00:19:30Z

GuitarJosh:

Hey! I used to have the exact date when Rivers was recorded. Did you take it down?

If you get bored, I added all the links to videos for shows up until 1994, you can finish that if you'd like. Awesome work on the bootleg covers, too.. I wanted to do that, but adding them in with the pictures just got distracting and such. Should have thought to use the thumbnail feature. :)

You have been doing amazing helping out on the wiki. It's coming together so well. I am moving along with writing the book, and will be doing a lot of research and such, and will probably not have much time to do huge updates like the party one. I will just put the information up, and would appreciate you if you will format it. Thanks guys! -Josh

User talk:Sk8eddie1

2010-10-05T00:18:59Z

GuitarJosh:

You have been doing amazing helping out on the wiki. It's coming together so well. I am moving along with writing the book, and will be doing a lot of research and such, and will probably not have much time to do huge updates like the party one. I will just put the information up, and would appreciate you if you will format it. Thanks guys! -Josh

Unknown Shows

2010-10-05T00:08:45Z

GuitarJosh:

<gallery>
Image:Oldschool.jpg
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Image:Oldschool3.jpg
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I believe this is '89. I've heard it was college party house.

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I've been told this is at Toe Jam in Long Beach. Ruth Goodman on Sax. Marshall on drums. Todd Forman on keyboard. Circa 1991.

<gallery>
Image:Brad Sno-Core Tour.jpg |Sno-Core Tour Winter 95
Image:Brad Sno-Core Tour 2.jpg
</gallery>

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Image:Brad_Todd_Foreman.jpg
</gallery>

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Image:OldSchool.jpg
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Image:OldDays_BradSinging.jpg
</gallery>

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Image:Hunt2.jpg
</gallery>

Post June 1995

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Image:BradNowell.jpg
</gallery>

Common photo... should know this one.. it's easy :)

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Image:Gym.jpg
</gallery>

Unknown video shown briefly in "Tour Long". Appears to be in a gymnasium.

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Image:Bradyeah.jpg
</gallery>

Post June 1995

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Image:001.jpg
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</gallery>

Another full photoset. Unsure on the date though. Appears to be somewhere near May '96.

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Image:Wave01.jpg
Image:Wave02.jpg
</gallery>

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Image:Stp.JPG
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</gallery>

From either [[06.09.1995]] or [[06.10.1995]]

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Image:Newsite7.JPG
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Image:Bradlive.jpg
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Image:Sublimestandbyyourvanunknown.JPG
</gallery>

06.24.1992

2010-09-30T08:49:55Z

GuitarJosh:

[[Image:NDWhiskey1992.jpg|thumb|Flyer]]
[[Category:Flyers]]

''Recorded by Eric Keyes''

#Rivers of Babylon [ http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F4w5wmsy2Qw&fmt=22 ]
#DJ's [ http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=umikEsuyu3A&fmt=22 ]

*It appears the venue/promoter may possibly be recording this show. There is a huge overhead monitor which can be seen while Sublime is performing "DJ's".

450-capacity club

<gallery>
Image:2ndangleNDRR92.jpg |TV Monitor View
Image:BradToddJackMNDRR92.jpg |Todd, Brad & Jack Maness
Image:BradToddNDRR92.jpg |Todd & Brad
Image:EricJackMNDRR92.jpg |Eric & Jack Maness
Image:EricMiguelKellyNDRR92.jpg |Eric, Miguel & Kelly
Image:SUBLIMENDRR92.jpg |Sublime Live 1992
</gallery>

*Sublime was opening act for No Doubt's Record Release Party.

*Eric Wilson showed up late on stage

*DJs was played with:
'''Kelly Vargas''' (drums)
'''Eric Wilson''' (bass)
'''Brad Nowell''' (vocals/guitar)
'''Mikey Happoldt''' (guitar/vocals/keyboard)
'''Todd Foreman''' (Sax)

*It seems as though there are a number of different cameras recording this show;

-Eric Keyes (Who released the couple Sublime Tracks)

-Then, here is camera 2: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0zT4tz-NDPI / http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6ajQDQrcOL4

-Camera 3 (Much clearer copy): http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dYvKXKZhFgs&feature=related

-----

''Some proshots of No Doubt at the show.''

<gallery>
Image:NDWhiskey01.jpg
Image:NDWhiskey02.jpg
</gallery>

'''''LA Times Article about No Doubt'''''
[http://articles.latimes.com/1992-07-02/news/vl-1830_1_orange-county]

''"... There's a couple of little clubs in Orange County, but we turn down a lot of gigs because we need room for our fans to slam and dance. Most of our gigs are in L.A. In fact, we just had our record release party last night at the Whisky. It was incredible. It was totally packed. We gave away a bunch of No Doubt stickers and No Doubt kazoos."''

''"... "We don't have day jobs anymore, but we're out of money," says Stefani, proving her point by trying to cut the conversation short and save on the phone bill. "It's almost impossible to work. What do you tell the boss--'we're leaving for two weeks?' Nobody will go for that. And there's always some band stuff to take care of. Today, I'm doing this interview, mailing back some defective kazoos. Besides that, we need to get out and play more. We have enough stuff right now for another album and a half. It's hard to pick out a set list."''

Gwen Stefani (on a KROQ interview):
[http://sublimewiki.com/wiki/index.php?title=02.23.1992 Continued from Kono show] ... "We were going to have our record release party and we were like 'Let's get Sublime, but the HAVE to make sure they show up.' And yeah, they showed up. I don't think Bradley was on stage when they started playing. "

04.20.1990

2010-09-29T09:53:44Z

GuitarJosh:

=='''Georgi's Birthday Party''' ''Long Beach, CA'' ==
''Friday April 20th, 1990''

#Don't Push
#Smoke 2 Joints
#Ebin
#Fighting Blindly
#New Realization
#Ball & Chain
#Freestyle Stomp?
#Legalize It (Peter Tosh cover)
#Stir It Up (Bob Marley cover)

'''LINK:''' http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eZQwBZfuHzE&fmt=22

*This is the setlist for the circulated video. The person who was recording this actually recorded nearly two hours worth of Sublime performing, but only gave out a small portion of video to friends and family of the Sublime crew.

*Only first 3 songs are in common circulation. Dont Push [EUTS boxset], Ebin [STLE REGULAR VERSION], Smoke 2 Joints [STLE COLLECTORS EDITION]

<gallery>
Image:Georgies1.jpg |Brad
Image:Georgies2.jpg |Brad 2
Image:Georgies3.jpg |Bud
Image:Georgies4.jpg |Brad & Opie
Image:Georgies5.jpg |Brad 3
Image:Georgies6.jpg |Brad & Bud
Image:Georgies7.jpg |Friends & Bradley
Image:Georgies8.jpg |Bud, Opie, & Eric
Image:BradAmpGeorgis.jpg |Brad
Image:Bradgeorgisbday.jpg |Brad Close
Image:BradSingGeorgis.jpg |Brad Close 2
Image:BudBradGeorgis.jpg |Bud & Brad
Image:EricGeorgis.jpg |Eric
Image:EricLadiesGeorgis.jpg |Eric 2
Image:OpieIno.jpg |Opie & Ino
</gallery>

07.04.1988

2010-09-29T09:52:34Z

GuitarJosh:

=='''Sublime's First Show''' (Belmont Shores) Long Beach, CA==
[[Image:July_4_1988_Riot_Newspaper_Headline.jpg|thumb|Newspaper Article Headline]]
''Monday July 4th, 1988''

Sublime's first show. Started the Peninsula Riot of 1988 in Long Beach.

“Brad liked riots,” recalls Katie Gibson, Nowell’s stepsister, while on the back porch of the same house. “When they played that show, kids were totally destroying property, and the cops had to come in and shut the band down, clear the streets and kick everybody off the Peninsula.” Sublime “just caused chaos wherever they went,” she says. “It was awesome.”

'''- OC Weekly - Nick Schou July 29, 2010'''

== Belmont Shore melee lands 7 revelers in jail ==

''By Neil Strassman''

Staff writer'''

Two of seven people were still in jail Tuesday evening after a Belmont Shore Independence Day celebration turned into a melee between partiers and police.
A police helicopter and 44 officers were needed to subdue a rowdy crowd of about 400 people at the corner of 62nd place and Ocean Avenue who allegedly shot Roman candles and threw firecrackers and bottles at the police, said Cmdr. Jim Stewert of the Long Beach Police Department.
Some people said the police overreacted during the confrontation in which one officer was injured in the knee by a flying bottle. But no complaints of police misconduct had been filed by 6 p.m. Tuesday, police said.
Sigfried Kapu, 19, of Long Beach, held on $2,000 bail, was booked on charges of assault with a deadly weapon on a police officer, and Illya Watkins, 20, also of Long Beach, held on $60,000 bail, was booked on charges of firing an explosive devise at an aircraft, police said.
Ron Olsen, 21, of Long Beach, was booked on charges of using an explosive device. He was released after posting bail Tuesday. Four people were arrested for failing to disperse and another for public intoxication.
The police initially responded
''CONTINUED/A10, Col. 1''

'''Belmont Shore party lands 7 in jail'''

''FROM/A1''

To a call at 4:30 p.m. about an unruly beach party at 59th Place and sent 10 officers to investigate, said Stewart.
“Shortly after 5 p.m. we got a complaint that people were breaking windows and looting stores on 62nd Place”, said Stewart. There were about 200 people drinking and milling around the street, shooting off firecrackers, he said.
The window of The Decanter liquor store was broken late Monday afternoon, but it apparently was an accident, and nothing was taken, said store owner Bob Merlo.
“It wasn’t out-of-control but it was on the verge,” said Tony Perez, 28, an 18-year resident of Belmont Shore. “It was bottled up for a year but the cork came out last night.”
“There were a lot of people and it could have turned into a major riot if it wasn’t handled properly by police,” said Geo Ribb, 36, owner of a laundry on 62nd Place. “It could have been a lot worse than it was.”
The crowd continued to grow and about 8:30 p.m., the police saw a man shooting fireworks a building and proceeded to arrest him.

“When we moved in the crowd tried to free the subject and they became unruly,” said Stewart.
At 9 p.m. the police ruled it and unlawful assembly and helmeted officers with plastic face shields swept the crowd out to the beach and told them again to disperse, said Stewart. Police gave the crowd 10 minutes to leave and told them they would be subject to arrest, he added.
“We must ensure for the safety of citizens and the police and we were significantly outnumbered,” said deputy police chief Gene Brizzolara.
The crowd dispersed after a helicopter “got down low enough to where it would fling some sand around,” said Stewart.
“People looked like ants running along the beach,” said Joanna Holtz, 20, a waitress at the café on 62nd Place.

“Everybody likes to have a party as long as it doesn’t get out of hand,” said Don Roberts, 65, a retired high school teacher who lives on 61st Place. “When you lose control and the family can’t go enjoy something like this (the fireworks), there’s something wrong.”

*thanks Teresa Robertson for the type out of the article

05.17.1989

2010-09-29T09:52:04Z

GuitarJosh:

=='''The Nugget''' ''Long Beach, CA''==
''Wednesday, May 17th, 1989''

''CSU Long Beach''

Bands performed:
*[[The Ziggens]]

??.??.1988 1

2010-09-29T09:50:24Z

GuitarJosh:

=='''Brad's House Party''' ''Long Beach, CA''==
''1988''

1. Romeo

*Two people at this show confirmed that it was 1988

*This show can be seen on Behind The Music. Brad is wearing a reggae beanie and sings "Romeo" which has not been seen live on any other shows that are currently traded. The cops come in and bust up the party.

'''LINK:''' http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gk4Sx_0Lkm4

<gallery>
Image:Beenie1.jpg |Brad
Image:BradHP89.jpg |Brad 2
Image:BudHP89.jpg |Bud
Image:EricHP89.jpg |Eric
Image:ShutdownHP89.jpg |Cops
</gallery>

??.??.1988 1

2010-09-29T09:50:15Z

GuitarJosh:

07.04.1988

2010-09-29T09:49:32Z

GuitarJosh:

=='''Sublime's First Show''' (Belmont Shores) Long Beach, CA==
[[Image:July_4_1988_Riot_Newspaper_Headline.jpg|thumb|Newspaper Article Headline]]
''MONDAY July 4th, 1988''

Sublime's first show. Started the Peninsula Riot of 1988 in Long Beach.

“Brad liked riots,” recalls Katie Gibson, Nowell’s stepsister, while on the back porch of the same house. “When they played that show, kids were totally destroying property, and the cops had to come in and shut the band down, clear the streets and kick everybody off the Peninsula.” Sublime “just caused chaos wherever they went,” she says. “It was awesome.”

'''- OC Weekly - Nick Schou July 29, 2010'''

== Belmont Shore melee lands 7 revelers in jail ==

''By Neil Strassman''

Staff writer'''

Two of seven people were still in jail Tuesday evening after a Belmont Shore Independence Day celebration turned into a melee between partiers and police.
A police helicopter and 44 officers were needed to subdue a rowdy crowd of about 400 people at the corner of 62nd place and Ocean Avenue who allegedly shot Roman candles and threw firecrackers and bottles at the police, said Cmdr. Jim Stewert of the Long Beach Police Department.
Some people said the police overreacted during the confrontation in which one officer was injured in the knee by a flying bottle. But no complaints of police misconduct had been filed by 6 p.m. Tuesday, police said.
Sigfried Kapu, 19, of Long Beach, held on $2,000 bail, was booked on charges of assault with a deadly weapon on a police officer, and Illya Watkins, 20, also of Long Beach, held on $60,000 bail, was booked on charges of firing an explosive devise at an aircraft, police said.
Ron Olsen, 21, of Long Beach, was booked on charges of using an explosive device. He was released after posting bail Tuesday. Four people were arrested for failing to disperse and another for public intoxication.
The police initially responded
''CONTINUED/A10, Col. 1''

'''Belmont Shore party lands 7 in jail'''

''FROM/A1''

To a call at 4:30 p.m. about an unruly beach party at 59th Place and sent 10 officers to investigate, said Stewart.
“Shortly after 5 p.m. we got a complaint that people were breaking windows and looting stores on 62nd Place”, said Stewart. There were about 200 people drinking and milling around the street, shooting off firecrackers, he said.
The window of The Decanter liquor store was broken late Monday afternoon, but it apparently was an accident, and nothing was taken, said store owner Bob Merlo.
“It wasn’t out-of-control but it was on the verge,” said Tony Perez, 28, an 18-year resident of Belmont Shore. “It was bottled up for a year but the cork came out last night.”
“There were a lot of people and it could have turned into a major riot if it wasn’t handled properly by police,” said Geo Ribb, 36, owner of a laundry on 62nd Place. “It could have been a lot worse than it was.”
The crowd continued to grow and about 8:30 p.m., the police saw a man shooting fireworks a building and proceeded to arrest him.

“When we moved in the crowd tried to free the subject and they became unruly,” said Stewart.
At 9 p.m. the police ruled it and unlawful assembly and helmeted officers with plastic face shields swept the crowd out to the beach and told them again to disperse, said Stewart. Police gave the crowd 10 minutes to leave and told them they would be subject to arrest, he added.
“We must ensure for the safety of citizens and the police and we were significantly outnumbered,” said deputy police chief Gene Brizzolara.
The crowd dispersed after a helicopter “got down low enough to where it would fling some sand around,” said Stewart.
“People looked like ants running along the beach,” said Joanna Holtz, 20, a waitress at the café on 62nd Place.

“Everybody likes to have a party as long as it doesn’t get out of hand,” said Don Roberts, 65, a retired high school teacher who lives on 61st Place. “When you lose control and the family can’t go enjoy something like this (the fireworks), there’s something wrong.”

*thanks Teresa Robertson for the type out of the article

07.04.1988

2010-09-29T09:49:14Z

GuitarJosh:

=='''Sublime's First Show''' (Belmont Shores) Long Beach, CA==
[[Image:July_4_1988_Riot_Newspaper_Headline.jpg|thumb|Newspaper Article Headline]]
MONDAY July 4th, 1988

Sublime's first show. Started the Peninsula Riot of 1988 in Long Beach.

“Brad liked riots,” recalls Katie Gibson, Nowell’s stepsister, while on the back porch of the same house. “When they played that show, kids were totally destroying property, and the cops had to come in and shut the band down, clear the streets and kick everybody off the Peninsula.” Sublime “just caused chaos wherever they went,” she says. “It was awesome.”

'''- OC Weekly - Nick Schou July 29, 2010'''

== Belmont Shore melee lands 7 revelers in jail ==

''By Neil Strassman''

Staff writer'''

Two of seven people were still in jail Tuesday evening after a Belmont Shore Independence Day celebration turned into a melee between partiers and police.
A police helicopter and 44 officers were needed to subdue a rowdy crowd of about 400 people at the corner of 62nd place and Ocean Avenue who allegedly shot Roman candles and threw firecrackers and bottles at the police, said Cmdr. Jim Stewert of the Long Beach Police Department.
Some people said the police overreacted during the confrontation in which one officer was injured in the knee by a flying bottle. But no complaints of police misconduct had been filed by 6 p.m. Tuesday, police said.
Sigfried Kapu, 19, of Long Beach, held on $2,000 bail, was booked on charges of assault with a deadly weapon on a police officer, and Illya Watkins, 20, also of Long Beach, held on $60,000 bail, was booked on charges of firing an explosive devise at an aircraft, police said.
Ron Olsen, 21, of Long Beach, was booked on charges of using an explosive device. He was released after posting bail Tuesday. Four people were arrested for failing to disperse and another for public intoxication.
The police initially responded
''CONTINUED/A10, Col. 1''

'''Belmont Shore party lands 7 in jail'''

''FROM/A1''

To a call at 4:30 p.m. about an unruly beach party at 59th Place and sent 10 officers to investigate, said Stewart.
“Shortly after 5 p.m. we got a complaint that people were breaking windows and looting stores on 62nd Place”, said Stewart. There were about 200 people drinking and milling around the street, shooting off firecrackers, he said.
The window of The Decanter liquor store was broken late Monday afternoon, but it apparently was an accident, and nothing was taken, said store owner Bob Merlo.
“It wasn’t out-of-control but it was on the verge,” said Tony Perez, 28, an 18-year resident of Belmont Shore. “It was bottled up for a year but the cork came out last night.”
“There were a lot of people and it could have turned into a major riot if it wasn’t handled properly by police,” said Geo Ribb, 36, owner of a laundry on 62nd Place. “It could have been a lot worse than it was.”
The crowd continued to grow and about 8:30 p.m., the police saw a man shooting fireworks a building and proceeded to arrest him.

“When we moved in the crowd tried to free the subject and they became unruly,” said Stewart.
At 9 p.m. the police ruled it and unlawful assembly and helmeted officers with plastic face shields swept the crowd out to the beach and told them again to disperse, said Stewart. Police gave the crowd 10 minutes to leave and told them they would be subject to arrest, he added.
“We must ensure for the safety of citizens and the police and we were significantly outnumbered,” said deputy police chief Gene Brizzolara.
The crowd dispersed after a helicopter “got down low enough to where it would fling some sand around,” said Stewart.
“People looked like ants running along the beach,” said Joanna Holtz, 20, a waitress at the café on 62nd Place.

“Everybody likes to have a party as long as it doesn’t get out of hand,” said Don Roberts, 65, a retired high school teacher who lives on 61st Place. “When you lose control and the family can’t go enjoy something like this (the fireworks), there’s something wrong.”

*thanks Teresa Robertson for the type out of the article

02.13.1996

2010-09-29T06:46:59Z

GuitarJosh:

California State University, Fresno Satellite Student Union

7pm show

*[[Van Gogh's Daughter]] (opener)
*[[Sublime]] (headlining)

02.13.1996

2010-09-29T06:44:51Z

GuitarJosh:

California State University, Fresno Satellite Student Union
7pm show

*Van Gogh's Daughter (opener)
*Sublime (headlining)

05.01.1994

2010-09-28T10:59:09Z

GuitarJosh:

*Steve Zepeda was the Talent Buyer/Event Coordination for this show.

*BeachFest '94 drew a sell-out crowd of 50,000 on its main day, paid off a $120,000 accumulated debt from the two canceled fests, funded Beach Charities programs and left $64,000 to be distributed to other organizations.

'''Beach Fest '94 will take place at Shoreline Park, at Shoreline Drive and Pine Avenue. Admission: $10 at the gate, $8 in advance via Ticketmaster. Students, military personnel and seniors pay $5.
'''

'''Stage 1:'''

*The Sun Demons, 11 a.m.
*The Rhythm Lords, 12:15 p.m.
*Eddie Reed with Johnny Noble and Meghan Ivey, 1:30 p.m.
*Big Blue, featuring Lee Rocker, 3:30 p.m.

'''Stage 2:'''

*Whistle Bait, 11 a.m.
*Russell Scott & the Red Hots, 12:15 p.m.
*Top Jimmy & his Blues Band, 1:30 p.m.
*Ronnie Mack, 4 p.m.

'''Stage 3:'''

*The Grabbers, 11 a.m.
*Rule 62, 12:15 p.m.
*One Hit Wonder, 1:30 p.m.
*Manic Hispanic, 2:45 p.m.
*Sublime, 4 p.m.

'''Stage 4:'''

*Enduring May, 11 a.m.
*Violet Burning, 12:15 p.m.
*Lidsville, 1:30 p.m.
*Candida, 2:45 p.m.
*Water, 4 p.m.

'''KNAC Stage:'''

*Toxic Undershorts, noon
*Love/Hate, 12:50 p.m.
*Blue Murder, 2:10 p.m.
*Great White, 3:30 p.m.

User talk:Skunker

2010-09-28T05:54:04Z

GuitarJosh:

Hey bro. Email me please. SublimeMemories@gmail.com.

Stonewing

2010-09-28T01:10:53Z

GuitarJosh:

== Stone Wing ==

Band Members:
*[[Jason Robins]] (Vocals/Guitar)
*[[Eric Wilson]] (Drums)
*[[Zach Partain]] (Bass)
*[[Phillip Savell]] (Lead Guitar)
*[[Lewis Richards]] (Bass Guitar)

Stone wing is..

Stone wing can be described as..

It all started around...

A highlight of Stone wing is...

Recently Stone wing....

Stone wing plans on...

More info and pictures at Stone Wing's Myspace: http://www.myspace.com/stonewingmusic

Stonewing

2010-09-28T01:10:42Z

GuitarJosh:

== Stone Wing ==

Band Members:
*[[Jason Robins]] (Vocals/Guitar)
*[[Eric Wilson]] (Drums)
*[[Zach Partain]] (Bass)
*[[Phil Savell]] (Lead Guitar)
*[[Lewis Richards]] (Bass Guitar)

Stone wing is..

Stone wing can be described as..

It all started around...

A highlight of Stone wing is...

Recently Stone wing....

Stone wing plans on...

More info and pictures at Stone Wing's Myspace: http://www.myspace.com/stonewingmusic

Stonewing

2010-09-28T01:06:44Z

GuitarJosh:

== Stone Wing ==

Band Members:
*Jason Robins (Vocals/Guitar)
*Eric Wilson (Drums)
*Zach Partain (Bass)
*Phil Savell (Lead Guitar)
*Lewis Richards (Bass Guitar)

Stone wing is..

Stone wing can be described as..

It all started around...

A highlight of Stone wing is...

Recently Stone wing....

Stone wing plans on...

More info and pictures at Stone Wing's Myspace: http://www.myspace.com/stonewingmusic

05.23.1996

2010-09-27T13:36:08Z

GuitarJosh:

== '''"Cheekopalooka" at Downtown Plaza Park''' ''Chico, CA'' == Thursday, May 23rd, 1996
''All Ages Show''

This is the second to last Sublime show ever. It was an open air event which drew an untold number of fans to see one of Brad's second to last performance. Luckily, it appears that Adam Tuttle was photographing this show.

The name of the show was a play on words of Chico (the City), Lalapalozza (the concert), and Palooka (which is a type of Buffoon)

Artist Performed:
*Hucksalt Hepspeed
*Captain Don of the Jim Rose Sideshow
*[[Kai Kln]]
*Sublime (headlining)

''All Ages Show''

''Songs Performed (in no particular order)''
# Hope
# Scarlet Begonias
# House of Suffering

*From memories of multiple sources;

The day started off with Hucksalt Hepspeed opening the show. Between bands, there was a sideshow entertainer swallowing swords and sticking nails into his nose. Next Kai Kln played one of there best sets to many peoples memory. Brad and the crew were not familiar with Kai Kln, and didn't particularly care for them much. One of the members from the KK crew was having beers behind the stage with Brad while KK was playing. Brad mocked Gene's voice a few times in a falsetto voice, without realizing the person was a part of the band. Then, Kai Kln played their Black Sabbath cover and the Sublime crew really started digging them. Then, Sublime went on that night playing an awesome set which gained some new fans who had previously only been there to see Kai Kln.

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'''Memories from the show'''

*''From Dave:''

"I was there, more or less... Celebrating the end of my first year of studying mechanical engineering at Chico State, those damn dollar pints all across town got the best of me as they always do. My buddy and I finally stumbled to the show only to realize later on that we had missed Kai Kln's set completely. Once Sublime was done, all I could say was 'who the hell are they' and 'what the hell was that'. A few months later, after some heavy radio play, I finally picked up 40 oz. to Freedom, and Sublime was instantly one of my all-time favorite bands, right up there with Kai Kln. It has been almost 14 years now, but for some reason I still remember that the opening band on the bill was Hucksalt Hedspeed..."

*''From Gregory:''

"Most likely Kai Kln was the last band to play with Sublime. The singer died on May 25th, according to Wikipedia, and chicopalooza was on May 23rd. There was a rumor that found my ears that the heroin was purchased in Chico, not surprising at that time - there was rumors that it was stronger than Nowell might have been used to. The show was awesome, let me tell you about my trip...

It started as most things did back then, in Santa Cruz. Good friends of mine were Kln heads for a while and had turned me onto them quickly and easily. This was probably my 7th show or so and the road trip to Chico (the number one party school at the time) sounded too good to miss.
Packed in a rusty-yellow Hoda (Honda, but the 'n' had fallen off) the three of us journey to Chico. Upon arrival we were somehow not able to meet who we planned and pulled off onto a side street and parked. Being smokers, we exited and smoked. While smoking, beautiful college girls stuck their heads out the window and (being drunk and going to the show too) and invited us up. There was Sublime on the CD player, which I found out when the cover of 'Scarlet Begonias' was playing and I asked who they were.

The night came, Kai Kln RIPPED it to pieces and we joked about who could follow that. Wisely, there was a strange freak-show type entertainer who swallowed swords and pounded nails into his nose. Sublime played and I was highly impressed with the groves they brought out in their songs. I remember chuckling at a number of the lyrics I heard. One great trip, one great show. Sadly, I can still see Kai Kln now and then, but whatever Sublime might have done in the future is lost to dreams.
I hear Sublime to this day - often."

*''From Kevin:''

"I still have my ticket stub from that awesome show. I gotta say that I was there to see Kai Kln and they killed it. There was some circus sideshow guy swallowing swords and sticking nails up his nose and such. I wasn't a huge Sublime fan and for me the best part of their set was a when they covered an old Descendents song. History was made and the kids all had a good time. "

'''*A humble thanks to the promoter of this show, Greg Kempton, for not only saving promotional items, but also being kind enough to share them with the SublimeWiki. Also, many thanks to Sherman Loper of Kai Kln for helping collect these memories'''

Thanks Wisdom

2010-09-27T12:39:31Z

GuitarJosh:

* [[Smoke 2 Joints]] - jacked (stolen) from [[The Toyes]]
* B. (Brent) Dowe and F. (Trevor) McNaughton - wrote Rivers of Babylon
* Happoldt - Miguel's family
* Nowell - Bradley's family
* Wilson - Eric's family
* All the Players - The people that played an instrument on the album, 40oz To Freedom
* Kelly Vargas - Old drummer for Sublime
* LBP - Long Beach Possie
* World Famous [[Juice Bros.]] - The Juice Brothers - a punk band consisting of Bud Gaugh, Eric Wilson, Dennis "Scummy" Elm and Michael "Miguel" Happoldt
* Field Marshall Goodman - Ras MG, toured with Sublime, and played drums on 40oz to Freedom while Bud was in rehab.
* Floyd I - [[Bud Gaugh]]
* Bad Religion - Wrote and performed, [[We're Only Gonna Die]], which Sublime covered
* The Descendants - Wrote and performed the song, [[Hope]], which Sublime covered
* George Hurley - Drummer for The Minutemen and Firehose
* Mike Watt - Front man from The Minutemen and many other bands
* All those flops - Mentioned in the song "Get Out", people who stayed around with no contributions
* Toby Dog - Eric's dog (RIP), who walked away into the woods one day and Eric never saw him again (he was very old)
* Louie Dog - [[Lou Dog]] (November 25, 1989 - September 17, 2001) Brad's dog and mascot for Sublime
* Matt Dog - Bud's dog - Went blind and got hit by a car
* James Brown - (May 3, 1933 – December 25, 2006) Considered the "Godfather of Soul"
* The BSM - ?
* Miles Davis - (May 26, 1926 – September 28, 1991) The famous trumpeter.
* Ken The All Night Rocker - Kenneth Ramsey. The paraplegic punk rocker who fronted the band which shares the same name. He also wrote songs for Flipside. He has since passed away in 2006.
* "Southside Pat" and Kathreen
* Ino and Shelly, and their baby - Ino T. was a friend of the band, he was also mentioned in the song "DJs" on 40oz To Freedom. Long since divorced
* Jimi Hendrix - (November 27, 1942 – September 18, 1970) Considered to be one of the greatest guitarists of all time.
* Beer - "Liquid Bread" - An alcoholic beverage made from barley, hops, and wheat. Comes in many different styles. A favorite of Sublime's vices.
* Sonic Lizard - band
* The Rapeman - Band fronted by Steve Albini in the late 80s. OR, possible reference to the guy at the party during Brad's years at Santa Cruz who mentioned the line "If it wasn't for date rape I'd never get laid" which inspired their hit song, [[Date Rape]]
* Bob Marley - (February 6, 1945 – May 11, 1981) "King of Reggae" Sublime covered/referenced many of his songs.
* Bob Dobbs - Fictional founder of the Church of the Sub-Genius and the guy who has his head pictured three times on the 40oz CD (the pipe dude)
* Bob Forrest - Front man for Thelonious Monster (another LA band). They played the Foothill, Bogart's, Blue Cafe, etc. with Sublime and was friends of many of the bands mentioned; Diet Faith, Imagining Yellow Suns
* All those punker sluts - Other members of Thelonious Monster? Possibly Brad's groupies?
* Eek-A-Mouse - Reggae musician
* Tom - Tom Cheney, co-editor of "The Beat" magazine?
* Crass - 80's English punk band
* Chili Pot All Night - ?
* Peni - Another 80's British punk rock band, Rudimentary Peni
* Fugazi - American punk band on Discord Records
* Rhino '59 - actual name: Rhino '39 (It was an inside joke, the band called them Rhino '59 because they were old), a punk band out of Los Angles - Brad may have lived with their lead singer Jason Scharback for a while
* Reek One - ?
* Last Pariahs - Band from Portland, OR
* Naomi's Hair - Band
* Butthole Surfers - Band Brad played with and later wrote songs with lead singer, Paul Leary (ex. Seed, April 29th, 1992)
* Frank Zappa - (December 21, 1940 – December 4, 1993) Member of "Mothers of Invention" and also a solo artist
* Aunt Bea - maybe something to do with the Andy Griffith show, Aunt Bea was the Grand-Aunt to the Opie character?
* Big Drill Car - Punk band that Sublime performed with at Bogart's
* Bert Suzanka and all the Ziggens around the world - Bert Suzanka is the lead singer of The Ziggens who were Sublime's "brother band"
* Jack the Third - ?
* Julia Parker - An Ex-Girlfriend of Miguel Happoldt
* Jeff the King - ?
* Martini (with his 40oz in hand) - ?
* Jai Dodds and his son Christian - Friend of the band, mentioned in the song "40oz to Freedom"
* Scum - Dennis "Scummy" Elm, he was in the (World Famous) Juice Bros.
* Hard as Smoke and Cheap as Wood - reference to Wood & Smoke, an Orange County band Sublime played with at Bogart's in the early days
* Scummette - Scum's then (psycho) girlfriend, but presently could be used to describe Scum's wife (rudely) or daughter (affectionately)
* The Vandals - A Huntington Beach punk band
* H.R. - ("Human Rights") is the stage name of Paul D. Hudson, lead singer of Bad Brains. Sublime performed with on H.R. a few occasions, and backed him for his solo release, Charge.
* Nick Tweak - ?
* Joann - ?
* Carolyn - ?
* Snow - Friend of the band (pictured inside Robbin' the Hood liner notes)
* Bam Bam - ?
* East Side Stoners - Generic reference to pot heads living in East LA
* Saint Tucko - ?
* Shawn Stern - One of three brothers from LA Punk band Youth Brigade, which played shows with Sublime
* Kenji Easley Project - A joke band that Eric (drums), Scummy (bass), and Kenji Easley (guitar/vocals) had. They never performed live. On a side note, [[Kenji Easley]] was in Sublime for 8 or 9 months.
* Steve Zepeda - Arguably "made" Sublime, one of their early promoters and booking agents; a club promoter, did Bogarts, Blue Cafe and Foothill in Long Beach.
* Richard Greco - Owner of Bogart's
* Bogart's - A bar on Pacific Coast Highway in Long Beach; Closed in 1994.
* Dave Shea - A roadie with Sublime. Dave Shea, Dave Cornblum, and Elder D. all formed a band called Shave. Miguel helped produce their album. Their first show happened to be at Golden Sails with Sublime in 1993.
* Greg A - Greg Abramson, was THE PERSON who gave Jon Phillips a Sublime demo when they both worked for Gasoline Alley. He still DJs, going by the moniker Groovy Greg or Rewind Selecta.
* Sacramento - Capital city of California
* BMD - ?
* Dany Lovitz in Arcata - ?
* Diet Faith - A band with Greg Abramson, Miguel Happoldt and a couple other people who played a one-off show opening for Sublime at The Nugget at CSULB
* Imagining Yellow Suns - A band from Long Beach / Orange County, CA. Consisting of bassist Tim Bugge, guitarist Ed Bernard, drummer Rob Fadtke, and another guitarist Scott Cross (AKA Elder D.). And, Scott did mastering for some of Juice Bros. albums.
* Ben is Dead - Magazine (now defunct). [http://www.facebook.com/pages/Ben-Is-Dead-Magazine/360334114280?ref=ts Facebook group]
* Kevin Swinsen - ?
* Fresha - band?
* Cold Duke Train - band?
* Wister -
* Mark Mandoo and the One Live Crew -
* Lakewood Posse - City between LA and Long Beach, CA
* Mr. Capu -
* Antioch Posse - City in Northern CA
* Johnson Family -
* Dirty Al -
* Jennifer Henry -
* Kelly 2 -
* Lisa Johnson in Austin - Friend to the band. Took many pictures featured in later documentaries
* Tonto -
* Jimmy Carl Black - From Mothers of Invention (Frank Zappa's early stuff)
* Mercado Caribe - A now defunct punk/ska/reggae club in Austin, TX (on 6th st.)
* Lee - Lee Gettys, he was the owner of Mercado Caribe at the time Sublime visited
* Jimmy's - Bar in New Orleans where Sublime played
* Hardback - Bar in Gainesville, Florida where Sublime played
* Mark Goodnine - Had some "psycho-pad" where Brad stayed - well known 1989 murder occurred and featured on true-crime shows
* Jack Tripper -
* Ingrid in Arcata -
* Rusty, Bermuda Pete, Sarah -
* Shannon Boyle -
* The Spacefish - Band
* NKOTB (in Costa Mesa) - New Klub On The Block, a punk rock venue in Costa Mesa
* OK Hotel - Hotel in downtown Seattle on Alaskan Way; photo from outside club 1991
* Joel at Waves - Waves is a Reggae bar that was in Downtown Los Gatos and is now in Downtown San Jose, Joel is the owner
* Ninja Man - Reggae artist
* Tam - Another Ex-girlfriend of Miguel Happoldt
* Darby Crash - Lead singer for The Germs. (Committed suicide by heroin overdose)
* D. Boone - Lead Singer of The Minute Men
* Alex & Eka - 2 brothers, Alex was roommates with Greg Abramson when they met Happoldt back in the day
* Grin -
* Craig Caskey - ? also credited by Sublime-influenced band "Bargain's Music" on their album titled "77 003".
* Dave Cornblum - mentioned above with Dave Shea, they were in the band, Shave.
* Church of Rock and Roll - Small club in the Niles district of Fremont, CA
* Cori and best friend. Georgi - Cori C. and Georgi L., friends of Sublime from the beginning. Sublime performed Georgi's party on 4/20/1990, which is considered to the the oldest known video of Sublime
* Meat Puppets - Rock band
* Tar Babies - Band
* Katlyn and Frank - These two owned an awesome (but now defunct) punk record store in Long Beach called Zed Records, that always had rare Sublime boots. The address used to be: Zed Records, 1940 Lakewood Blvd., Long Beach (562)498-2757 [Current Website]
* Scott (at Ten Ton) - Scott Papa. He owned Ten Ton Records in Long Beach. It closed in early '93. Sublime, Suburban Rhythm, and other LB bands used to play here and promote their music. Address was: 2749 E. Broadway, Long Beach, CA
* Everyone at DeJa - ?
* CMJ Enterprises - College Music Journal
* Molly Contrel - ?
* Courtney Beatman - A guy named Courtney who owned Culture Beat, a reggae record store in Long Beach.
* Mecca Parks and Recreation Department - Mecca is a city in CA near Palm Springs
* 29 Palms - city in California near Palm Springs, the bitterness was reference to a couple of outdoor desert jam parties Sublime played at in Mecca that kinda got outta hand and the authorities were involved
* Lisa G - Another Ex GF of Miguel Happoldt (who may have been Miguel's lady at that time)
* Kimmy - Old friend from Long Beach State, she was with Greg A and Happoldt at a Greatful Dead show in Las Vegas when Happoldt heard Scarlet Begonias and said he was going to get Sublime to record the song
* [[Busface]] - Long Beach punk band that at one time Bud and Eric were in (amongst others)
* Soup-lime - Another band consisting of the friends of Sublime. MORE INFO?!?
* The Mentors - Band

[the following is only available on the extended version]

* Just-ICE - Rapper from New York City sampled by Sublime on Smoke Two Joints, also Brad speaks highly of him during the KROQ interview located on Bum's Lie
* Kris Parker, commonly known as KRS-One - Famous NYC Rapper, obvious inspiration for the song KRS-One and several samples
* D-Nice - Derrick Jones, Another NYC Rapper and part of Boogie Down Productions with KRS-One
* Queen Latifah - Famous Rapper/Singer
* Shelly Thunder - 1980s reggae dance-hall artist (Just-ICE & Major Worries used her "riddim" from Kuff (1988) for part of Na Touch Da Just)
* Geto Boys - Rap group from Houston, TX frequently sampled by Sublime
* Public Enemy Number One - NYC rap group sampled by Sublime
* N.W.A. - (Niggaz With Attitude), a rap group from Compton, California also sampled by Sublime
* Ice Cube - Rapper from Compton, California, once a member of N.W.A.
* Lench Mob - A West Coast rap group associated with Ice Cube
* Cypress Hill - Rap group from South Gate, California
* South Gate posse - South Gate is a city in California, and part of South-East Los Angeles County
* Scott Cunningham -
* Gina G. - Brad's first girlfriend.
* That long-haired soundman dude - A weird, tweeky-looking sound guy that worked at Bogarts
* Prince Jammy - (AKA Lloyd James, King Jammy) dub mixer and record producer
* Scientist - Dub reggae artist that worked with Prince Jammy and King Tubby
* Ini Kamoze - Jamaican reggae singer
* Tenor Saw - Jamaican dancehall singer in the 1980s
* Super Cat - Jamaican dancehall singer in the 1980s
* Major Mackerel - 1980s reggae singer
* Daddy Tiger - 1980s reggae singer
* Major Worries - Reggae artist who's song "Dont Bodder With It" was sampled by Just-ICE and subsequently used by Sublime in DJs (after being influenced by Shelly Thunder's Kuff itself)
* Half-Pint - Prominent Jamaican dancehall and reggae singer mentioned on Don't Push
* U-Roy - Jamaican musician
* Daddy Lizard - Reggae singer
* Redman Superpower - Reggae compilation album
* Shinehead - Jamaican reggae singer
* Shabba - Shabba Ranks, Jamaican dancehall recording artist
* The Beastie Boys - Popular hip hop group that Sublime sampled
* Maggie and Jules and the Arlington crew -
* Bradco Tires - on Anaheim and Orange(?), "always the lowest prices!"
* YOU! - All the fans of course!

Trivia:

* Billy Wilson - Eric's father, this album was dedicated posthumously to him in the liner notes but not directly in this song.
* This track is spoken by Miguel Happoldt, not Bradley as often assumed.

Thanks Wisdom

2010-09-27T12:38:58Z

GuitarJosh:

1989

2010-09-26T09:36:00Z

GuitarJosh:

[[03.16.1989]] Long Beach, CA - The Nugget at CSU Long Beach

[[05.17.1989]] Long Beach, CA - The Nugget at CSU Long Beach

[[09.13.1989]] Long Beach, CA - The Nugget at CSU Long Beach

[[11.25.1989]] Long Beach, CA - [[Lou Dog]] Born

[[??.??.1989 2]] Carson, CA - CSU Dominguez Hills

[[??.??.1989 3]] Long Beach, CA - Mambo Recorders in Belmont Shores

*In the winter of 1989, [[Michael 'Miguel' Happoldt]]'s roommate Mark introduces [[Bradley Nowell]] to him at a party. Miguel offers [[Sublime]] free studio time at the campus recording studio.

[[Category:Shows]]