Difference between revisions of "Sublime Acoustic: Bradley Nowell & Friends"
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− | This is a collection of demos and acoustic versions of [[Sublime]] songs. Sublime includes: [[Bradley Nowell]]. Engineers include: Miguel, Dave Zlacket, Laurie Daniels. Much like Jimi Hendrix and 2Pac, Sublime's Bradley Nowell has taken on a second life thanks to a number of posthumous releases. Thankfully, the people left to preserve his legacy have taken great lengths to ensure his memory hasn't been tarnished by any slapped-together releases. ACOUSTIC offers a more gentle insight into a performer known for an often outrageous and untamed punk persona. Recorded between 1991 and 1995 in sites ranging from a friend's sewing room to assorted clubs, this collection reveals Sublime's former leader to be a lover of blues ("[[Don't Push]]"), Camper Van Beethoven (" | + | This is a collection of demos and acoustic versions of [[Sublime]] songs. Sublime includes: [[Bradley Nowell]]. Engineers include: Miguel, Dave Zlacket, Laurie Daniels. Much like Jimi Hendrix and 2Pac, Sublime's Bradley Nowell has taken on a second life thanks to a number of posthumous releases. Thankfully, the people left to preserve his legacy have taken great lengths to ensure his memory hasn't been tarnished by any slapped-together releases. ACOUSTIC offers a more gentle insight into a performer known for an often outrageous and untamed punk persona. Recorded between 1991 and 1995 in sites ranging from a friend's sewing room to assorted clubs, this collection reveals Sublime's former leader to be a lover of blues ("[[Don't Push]]"), Camper Van Beethoven ("Eye Of Fatima") and X (an all-too short "It's Who You Know.") In addition to Sublime's better-known songs ("[[Wrong Way]]," "[[KRS-One]]"), Nowell's performances also reflect his affinity for reggae whether it's a Marley medley of "Guava Jelly" and "This Train," or an effective cover of the Melodian's classic "[[Rivers Of Babylon]]," complete with a xylophone solo by Sublime bassist [[Eric Wilson]]. |
== Track Listing == | == Track Listing == |
Latest revision as of 02:01, 8 March 2006
Album Specifics
Artist: Sublime
Released: November 17, 1998
Tracks: 15
Label: MCA
Album Information
This is a collection of demos and acoustic versions of Sublime songs. Sublime includes: Bradley Nowell. Engineers include: Miguel, Dave Zlacket, Laurie Daniels. Much like Jimi Hendrix and 2Pac, Sublime's Bradley Nowell has taken on a second life thanks to a number of posthumous releases. Thankfully, the people left to preserve his legacy have taken great lengths to ensure his memory hasn't been tarnished by any slapped-together releases. ACOUSTIC offers a more gentle insight into a performer known for an often outrageous and untamed punk persona. Recorded between 1991 and 1995 in sites ranging from a friend's sewing room to assorted clubs, this collection reveals Sublime's former leader to be a lover of blues ("Don't Push"), Camper Van Beethoven ("Eye Of Fatima") and X (an all-too short "It's Who You Know.") In addition to Sublime's better-known songs ("Wrong Way," "KRS-One"), Nowell's performances also reflect his affinity for reggae whether it's a Marley medley of "Guava Jelly" and "This Train," or an effective cover of the Melodian's classic "Rivers Of Babylon," complete with a xylophone solo by Sublime bassist Eric Wilson.
Track Listing
- Wrong Way
- Saw Red
- Foolish Fool
- Don't Push
- Mary/Big Salty Tears
- Boss D.J.
- Garden Grove (Live)
- Rivers Of Babylon
- Little District
- KRS-One (Live)
- Marley Medley: Guava Jelly/This Train
- What Happened/Eye Of Fatima
- Freeway Time In L.A. County Jail
- Pool Shark (acoustic)
- It's Who You Know