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Let's Go Get Stoned

2006-05-25T06:12:56Z

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'''Song Name:''' Let's Go Get Stoned

'''Artist:''' Sublime Brad - vocals, sampler, lead and rhythm guitar Eric- bass Bud - drums

'''Album:''' [[40oz. To Freedom]]

'''Year:''' [[1992]]

'''Sung By:''' [[Bradley Nowell]]

'''Trivia:''' 
"Damn, now lick my balls" and "I said suck the muthafucka, you bitin' it, shit!"- NWA - Don't Bite it 
"The Rhythm, the Rebel" - Public Enemy - Rebel Without a Pause 
"there it is" - Run-DMC - Peter Piper
"kick it!" - Beastie Boys - It's The New Style

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Let's Go Get Stoned

2006-05-25T05:46:47Z

Smokeverbs: fixed trivia

Get Out! (Remix)

2006-05-25T05:44:53Z

Smokeverbs: added trivia

'''Song Name:''' Get Out! (Remix)

'''Artist:''' Sublime

'''Album:''' [[Second-Hand Smoke]]

'''Year:''' [[1997]]

'''Sung By:''' [[Bradley Nowell]]

'''Trivia:'''
Remixed for the SHS collection - mainly to remove uncleared samples from two Zeppelin tracks. Miguel's rap from the original version was also removed, but lyrics from "[[Ball and Chain]]" were added in it's place.
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Foolish Fool

2006-05-25T05:43:24Z

Smokeverbs: added trivia

'''Song Name:''' Foolish Fool

'''Artist:''' [[Sublime]]

'''Album:''' [[Sublime Acoustic: Bradley Nowell & Friends]]

'''Year:''' November 17, 1998

'''Run Time:''' ???

'''Trivia:''' 
Acoustic version of "[[Crazy Fool]]", an unreleased song. At the very end of this you can hear Bradley play the riff from "[[Get Ready]]".
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April 29th, 1992 (Leary)

2006-05-25T05:42:23Z

Smokeverbs: added trivia

'''Song Name:''' April 29th, 1992 (Leary)

'''Artist:''' Sublime

'''Album:''' [[Second-Hand Smoke]]

'''Year:''' [[1997]]

'''Sung By:''' [[Bradley Nowell]]

'''Trivia:'''
This track was one of many songs by different artists that tried to articulate the events of the 1992 riots in L.A. resulting from the Rodney King police beating verdict. The song also proved to be one of Sublime's most powerful anti-authority songs, especially when quoting the Snoop Doggy Dogg line "187 on a motherfuckin' cop."

This version of the song was recorded in Texas but didn't make the album.
Included in the song are actual police scanner sounds from that night, recorded by Miguel off of his neighbor's police scanner.

"La Di Da Di" by Doug E. Fresh & Mc Ricky D is sampled.
Recorded in Texas.
Produced by Paul Leary of The Butthole Surfers.
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April 29, 1992

2006-05-25T05:41:10Z

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'''Song Name:''' April 19, 1992

'''Artist:''' [[Sublime]]

'''Album:''' [[Sublime Self-Titled]]

'''Year:''' [[1996]]

'''Run Time:''' ???

'''Trivia:''' 
This track was one of many songs by different artists that tried to articulate the events of the 1992 riots in L.A. resulting from the Rodney King police beating verdict. The song also proved to be one of Sublime's most powerful anti-authority songs, especially when quoting the Snoop Doggy Dogg line "187 on a motherfuckin' cop."

Included in the song are actual police scanner sounds from that night, recorded by Miguel off of his neighbor's police scanner.

"La Di Da Di" by Doug E. Fresh & Mc Ricky D is sampled.

There is also an alternate version of this song on the Second Hand Smoke album. This version includes the "Gimme My Share" freestyle that Sublime has performed live.
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Doin' Time

2006-05-25T05:40:24Z

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'''Song Name:''' Doin' Time

'''Artist:''' [[Sublime]]

'''Album:''' [[Sublime Self-Titled]]

'''Year:''' [[1996]]

'''Run Time:''' ???

'''Trivia:''' 
Doin' Time is Sublime's most atypical track, which features DJ work by Field Marshall Goodman (who was Sublime's drummer for a brief period of time during the 40 oz. to Freedom years). This track also lends itself well to remixes, seeing as it has been remixed no less than eight times by artists such as Wyclef Jean, the Pharcyde, Marshall Goodman himself, and fellow Long Beach artist Snoop Dogg.

This song contains a sample from "Slow and Low" by Beastie Boys.

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Cisco Kid

2006-05-25T05:39:23Z

Smokeverbs: added trivia

'''Song Name:''' Cisco Kid

'''Artist:''' [[Sublime]]

'''Album:''' [[Robbin The Hood]]

'''Year:''' [[1994]]

'''Run Time:''' ???

'''Trivia:''' 
This song contains a lot of sampled dialogue from the television show "The Cisco Kid" and the organs were taken from "When The Music's Over" by The Doors.

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Legal Dub

2006-05-25T05:35:12Z

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'''Song Name:''' Legal Dub

'''Artist:''' Sublime

'''Album:''' [[Second-Hand Smoke]]

'''Year:''' [[1997]]

'''Trivia:'''
"Legal Dub is the extended ending of a song that would go to benefit [http://www.norml.org/ NORML]. (The National Orginization for the Reform of Marijuana Laws)" -- SHS LINER NOTES.
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Get Out!

2006-05-25T05:34:20Z

Smokeverbs: more trivia

'''Song Name:''' Get Out!

'''Artist:''' Sublime Brad - vocals Marshall - turntables Unknown - Freestyle

'''Album:''' [[40oz. To Freedom]]

'''Year:''' [[1992]]

'''Trivia:'''
Bassline - Led Zeppelin - The Lemon Song 
Background Drum Beat- Minutemen - It's Expected I'm Gone 
Drum Fill - Led Zeppelin - Moby Dick
"Let me bust a freestyle then"- NWA - Gangsta Gangsta 
"1,2,3,4" (and unintelligable childrens chanting) sampled from "3 Ring Circus" by Schoolhouse Rock.
This song was remixed to remove (most) of the samples listed above and released on the [[Second Hand Smoke]] collection.

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Get Out!

2006-05-25T05:33:26Z

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Freeway Time in L.A. County Jail

2006-05-25T05:31:37Z

Smokeverbs: added trivia

'''Song Name:''' Freeway Time in L.A. County Jail

'''Artist:''' [[Sublime]]

'''Album:''' [[Robbin The Hood]]

'''Year:''' [[1994]]

'''Run Time:''' ???

'''Trivia:''' 
This calm acoustic track borrows heavily from other sources, including the lyrics, some of which were taken from "Them Belly Full" by Bob Marley ('A hungry mob is an angry mob'), and the blues guitar riff, which has been used countless times throughout the past fifty years.
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Drunk Drivin'

2006-05-25T05:30:41Z

Smokeverbs: added trivia

'''Song Name:''' Drunk Drivin'

'''Artist:''' Sublime

'''Album:''' [[Second-Hand Smoke]]

'''Year:''' [[1997]]

'''Sung By:''' [[Bradley Nowell]]

'''Trivia:'''
First song ever written by Miguel, inspired by Bert Susanka of The Ziggens.
A slower, but still as brief version appears on the [[Chiva Kenevil]] release.
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Date Rape

2006-05-25T05:29:28Z

Smokeverbs: added trivia

'''Song Name:''' Date Rape

'''Artist:''' [[Sublime]] Brad - vocals and guitar Eric - bass Marshall - drums Todd Forman - Sax Chris Hauser - trumpet Nick Martin - trombone Brian Wallace - baritone sax Duane Hartman - alto sax

'''Album:''' [[40oz. To Freedom]]

'''Year:''' [[1992]]

'''Run Time:''' ???

'''Trivia:''' 
Ron Jeremy appears on the Date Rape video as the judge and an inmate an the end. Z-Man (Todd Zalkins) played the rapist.
This song originally segued into a cover of "Rawhide" on the original pressing of 40oz.
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Chick On My Tip

2006-05-25T05:27:56Z

Smokeverbs: added trivia

'''Song Name:''' Chick On My Tip

'''Artist:''' Sublime

'''Album:''' [[Second-Hand Smoke]]

'''Year:''' [[1997]]

'''Sung By:''' [[Bradley Nowell]]

'''Trivia:'''
English language version of 40oz. hit.

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Burritos

2006-05-25T05:27:23Z

Smokeverbs: added trivia

'''Song Name:''' Burritos

'''Artist:''' [[Sublime]]

'''Album:''' [[Sublime Self-Titled]]

'''Year:''' [[1996]]

'''Run Time:''' ???

'''Trivia:''' 
This is actually Sublime's oldest song, originally recorded in 1986 under the title "[[Fighting Blindly]]". It was re-written for the Self titled album but retained it's chorus and chord structure.

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Boss D.J.

2006-05-25T05:25:45Z

Smokeverbs: this song is not a bob marley cover, it merely (partially) quotes a marley song.

'''Song Name:''' Boss D.J.

'''Artist:''' [[Sublime]]

'''Album:''' [[Robbin The Hood]]

'''Year:''' [[1994]]

'''Run Time:''' ???

'''Trivia:''' 
The Chorus from this song is derived from the Bob Marley song "Do It Twice".
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April 29, 1992

2006-05-25T05:24:37Z

Smokeverbs: fixed trivia / spelling / Snoop (Not NWA) is quoted, not sampled.

'''Song Name:''' April 19, 1992

'''Artist:''' [[Sublime]]

'''Album:''' [[Sublime Self-Titled]]

'''Year:''' [[1996]]

'''Run Time:''' ???

'''Trivia:''' 
This track was one of many songs by different artists that tried to articulate the events of the 1992 riots in L.A. resulting from the Rodney King police beating verdict. The song also proved to be one of Sublime's most powerful anti-authority songs, especially when quoting the Snoop Doggy Dogg line "187 on a motherfuckin' cop."

Included in the song are actual police scanner sounds from that night, recorded by Miguel off of his neighbor's police scanner.

There is also an alternate version of this song on the Second Hand Smoke album. This version includes the "Gimme My Share" freestyle that Sublime has performed live.
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What I Got

2006-05-25T05:22:15Z

Smokeverbs: added trivia

'''Song Name:''' What I Got

'''Artist:''' [[Sublime]]

'''Album:''' [[Sublime Self-Titled]]

'''Year:''' [[1996]]

'''Run Time:''' ???

'''Trivia:''' 
The lyrics for the song, a partial take on reggae legend Half Pint's Loving, make this song nothing less than a modern day All You Need is Love (in fact, the instrumental is said to parallel another Beatles track, Lady Madonna), and it has become an unofficial anthem for millions of alt-rock listeners the world over.

An early version of this track exists on the Memories bootleg, where only the chorus is repeated, amidst the refrains of a partial cover of Bad Brains' Pay to Cum. This song was even predicted to be Sublime's biggest hit by Bradley himself, who drew up a proposed contract with Miguel on a napkin, describing the European release of Sublime's third studio album, and the first single, described as "lovin...is what i got."

Another interesting fact about this track can be discovered by listening very carefully at the very end of the track. If you turn up the volume, immediatley following the small burst of noise following the song, you can hear Bradley begin signing the lyrics to the Slightly Stoopid cover track Ain't No Prophet.

Includes samples from Richard Pryor ("Aw, Fucker, you can't even sing") and Too $hort (Life is Too Short).
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We're Only Gonna Die for Our Own Arrogance

2006-05-25T05:20:23Z

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'''Song Name:''' We're Only Gonna Die For Our Own Arrogance

'''Artist:''' Sublime Brad - vocals and rhythm guitar Eric - bass Marshall - turntables and drums Miguel - Lead and rhythm guitar 

'''Album:''' [[40oz. To Freedom]]

'''Year:''' [[1992]]

'''Sung By:''' [[Bradley Nowell]]

'''Trivia:'''
Written by Greg Graffin of Bad Religion in 1982 on their debut release: How Could Hell Be Any Worse?
Original Skunk Version includes sampled dialogue from the film "Network".

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Smoke Two Joints

2006-05-25T05:18:47Z

Smokeverbs: fixed trivia

'''Song Name:''' Smoke Two Joints

'''Artist:''' Brad - vocals, rhythm, and lead guitar Eric - bass Marshall - drums and turntable

'''Album:''' [[40oz. To Freedom]]

'''Year:''' [[1992]]

'''Sung By:''' [[Bradley Nowell]]

'''Trivia:'''
The Toye's Cover 
"She was living in a single room..." - [[Beyond The Valley Of The Dolls]]

"Smoked cigarettes till the day she died" - The Ziggens - Outside 
"Smoke a big spiff of some good sinsemilla" - Just-Ice - Na Touch Da Jus 
"Eazy E were you ever caught slippin? Hell nah!" - Eazy E - We Want Easy 

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Scarlet Begonias

2006-05-25T05:17:33Z

Smokeverbs: fixed trivia

'''Song Name:''' Scarlet Begonias

'''Artist:''' [[Sublime]] Miguel - lead and octive vocals, sampler, lead guitar Brad - bridge rap Eric - bass, organ, and congas

'''Album:''' [[40oz. To Freedom]]

'''Year:''' [[1992]]

'''Run Time:''' ???

'''Trivia:''' 
Grateful Dead Cover 

Drum track sampled from "Funky Drummer" by James Brown.

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Lincoln Highway Dub

2006-05-25T05:15:30Z

Smokeverbs: added trivia

'''Song Name:''' Lincoln Highway Dub

'''Artist:''' [[Sublime]]

'''Album:''' [[Robbin The Hood]]

'''Year:''' [[1994]]

'''Run Time:''' ???

'''Trivia:''' 
This song is an instrumental dub mix of the song that would become "[[Santeria]]" on the self titled album.

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KRS-One

2006-05-25T05:14:20Z

Smokeverbs: added trivia

'''Song Name:''' KRS-One

'''Artist:''' [[Sublime]] Brad - vocals and guitar Marshall - turntables

'''Album:''' [[40oz. To Freedom]]

'''Year:''' [[1992]]

'''Run Time:''' ???

'''Trivia:''' 
Includes samples from "The Style You Haven't Done Yet" and "You Must Learn" by KRS-ONE (Boogie Down Productions). The same sample ("Bye Bye Bye Bye Bye") appears in "Waiting For My Ruca" because the two songs were recorded onto the same part of a four track reel. (Miguel Talks about this in STLE.)

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Hidden Dub Song

2006-05-25T05:11:40Z

Smokeverbs: Hidden Dub Song moved to Farther I Go: Farther I Go is the Correct Title of this song, not "Hidden Dub Song".

#redirect [[Farther I Go]]

Farther I Go

2006-05-25T05:11:40Z

Smokeverbs: Hidden Dub Song moved to Farther I Go

'''Song Name:''' Farther I Go

'''Artist:''' [[Sublime]]

'''Album:''' [[Robbin The Hood]]

'''Year:''' [[1994]]

'''Run Time:''' ???

'''Trivia:''' 
This hidden track can only be found on the Skunk release of Robbin' The Hood, and is a cover of a song by the Seattle-based grunge band Mudhoney.
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Farther I Go

2006-05-25T05:10:41Z

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Get Ready

2006-05-25T05:09:36Z

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'''Song Name:''' Get Ready

'''Artist:''' [[Sublime]]

'''Album:''' [[Sublime Self-Titled]]

'''Year:''' [[1996]]

'''Run Time:''' 4:50

'''Trivia:''' 
This track is Sublime's highest profile pro-marijuana song, and was derived from the earlier Foolish Fool track.
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Garden Grove

2006-05-25T05:08:53Z

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'''Song Name:''' Garden Grove

'''Artist:''' [[Sublime]]

'''Album:''' [[Sublime Self-Titled]]

'''Year:''' [[1996]]

'''Run Time:''' ???

'''Trivia:''' 
Includes sample from "Funky Worm" by the Ohio Players.

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Free Loop Dub

2006-05-25T05:07:37Z

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'''Song Name:''' Free Loop Dub

'''Artist:''' [[Sublime]]

'''Album:''' [[Robbin The Hood]]

'''Year:''' [[1994]]

'''Run Time:''' 3:13

'''Trivia:''' 
Includes sample from "Chuckie" by Geto Boys

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Don't Push

2006-05-25T05:06:19Z

Smokeverbs: more trivia

'''Song Name:''' Don't Push

'''Artist:''' Sublime Brad - vocals and guitar Eric - bass Marshall - drums Miguel - lead guitar Adam "Short" - vocals and congas

'''Album:''' [[40oz. To Freedom]]

'''Year:''' [[1992]]

'''Sung By:''' [[Bradley Nowell]]

'''Trivia:'''
First version released on [[Jah Won't Pay The Bills]] and later reissued on [[Second Hand Smoke]].
Re-recorded in 1992 for [[40oz. To Freedom]] album.
Includes lyrics by Freddie Jackson (Rock Me Tonight) and Beastie Boys (Car Thief).
Lyric Sheet from 40oz. album includes First Version lyrics instead of Album Version.

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Don't Push

2006-05-25T05:05:06Z

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Don't Push

2006-05-25T05:04:28Z

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'''Song Name:''' Don't Push

'''Artist:''' Sublime Brad - vocals and guitar Eric - bass Marshall - drums Miguel - lead guitar Adam "Short" - vocals and congas

'''Album:''' [[40oz. To Freedom]]

'''Year:''' [[1992]]

'''Sung By:''' [[Bradley Nowell]]

'''Trivia:'''

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First version released on [[Jah Won't Pay The Bills]] and later reissued on [[Second Hand Smoke]].
Re-recorded in 1992 for [[40oz. To Freedom]] album.
Includes lyrics by Freddie Jackson (Rock Me Tonight) and Beastie Boys (Car Thief).
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D.J.s

2006-05-25T05:02:14Z

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'''Song Name:''' D.J.'s

'''Artist:''' [[Sublime]] Brad - lead and harmony and all guitars Eric - bass Bud - drums

'''Album:''' [[40oz. To Freedom]]

'''Year:''' [[1992]]

'''Run Time:''' ???

'''Trivia:''' 
Recycled lyrics from "Na Touch Da Jus" by Just-ICE. 
"Stop your messin around..." - The Specials - Message to you Rudy 
Also includes lyrics from "Cornerstone" by Bob Marley.

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All You Need

2006-05-25T05:00:03Z

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'''Song Name:''' All You Need

'''Artist:''' [[Sublime]]

'''Album:''' [[Robbin The Hood]]

'''Year:''' [[1994]]

'''Run Time:''' 2:45

'''Trivia:''' 
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54-46 That's My Number/Ball and Chain

2006-05-25T04:58:28Z

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'''Song Name:''' 54-46 That's My Number/Ball and Chain

'''Artist:''' Sublime Brad - vocals and guitar Eric - bass Marshall - Drums Todd Forman -sax Miguel - piano

'''Album:''' [[40oz. To Freedom]]

'''Year:''' [[1992]]

'''Sung By:''' [[Bradley Nowell]]

'''Trivia:''' 
Toots and the Maytals Cover.

Lyrics from "Ball and Chain" also appear in the Remix of "Get Out".

First Version of "Ball and Chain" appears on [[Jah Won't Pay The Bills]].

Re-recorded for [[40oz. To Freedom]] in 1992.

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54-46 That's My Number/Ball and Chain

2006-05-25T04:57:48Z

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'''Song Name:''' 54-46 That's My Number/Ball and Chain

'''Artist:''' Sublime Brad - vocals and guitar Eric - bass Marshall - Drums Todd Forman -sax Miguel - piano

'''Album:''' [[40oz. To Freedom]]

'''Year:''' [[1992]]

'''Sung By:''' [[Bradley Nowell]]

'''Trivia:''' 
Toots and the Maytals Cover
Lyrics from "Ball and Chain" also appear in the Remix of "Get Out".
First Version of "Ball and Chain" appears on [[Jah Won't Pay The Bills]].
Re-recorded for [[40oz. To Freedom]] in 1992.

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