Difference between revisions of "1991"

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01.16.1991 Seattle, WA - The OK Hotel

02.14.1991 Long Beach, CA - Toe Jam

03.06.1991 Long Beach, CA - The Nugget at CSU Long Beach

03.09.1991 Long Beach, CA - Bogart's

03.14.1991 Long Beach, CA - Toe Jam

03.21.1991 Austin, TX - Mercado Caribe "SXSW Music Festival"

03.24.1991 Long Beach, CA – Boat Party [Video]

05.04.1991 Long Beach, CA - 3716 Cerritos Ave.

05.21.1991 Long Beach, CA - Toe Jam

05.23.1991 Long Beach, CA - Toe Jam

06.23.1991 Long Beach, CA - Toe Jam

08.??.1991 Austin, TX - Mercado Caribe

09.16.1991 Tempe, AZ - The Clubhouse

11.10.1991 Santa Ana, CA - Vision Warehouse

11.11.1991 Santa Ana, CA - Vision Warehouse

??.??.1991 Long Beach, CA – 823 Loma

??.XX.1991 Long Beach, CA - Bogart's

??.??.199? Gainesville, FL - The Hardback Cafe

?.??.1991 Tuscaloosa, AL - The Chukker

00.??.1991 New Orleans, LA - Jimmy's Club

??.00.1991 Los Gatos, CA - Wave's

0?.00.1991 Fremont, CA - Church of Rock and Roll

XX.XX.1991 Dominguez Hills, CA - Cal State University Dominguez Hills

00.00.1991 Long Beach, CA - "4th & Walnut" House

Late '91 - Early '92 Belmont Shores, CA -Mambo Recorders

In March of 1991, about to embark on their first tour, Sublime is forced to put their shows on hold when Bud Gaugh went into rehab in order to kick his drug habit. Sublime performs at Toe Jam in Long Beach. The show is entitled "Sublime's Final Gig".

In the fall Bradley Nowell's father loans him $1000 and the recordings for 40oz. To Freedom begins. Though Michael Happoldt recounts that the money was raised to make the recordings "by any means necessary". By this time, Marshall 'Ras MG' Goodman has stepped in on drums. The album is basically Sublime's set at the time. Except, Bradley Nowell writes Right Back and 40oz. To Freedom on the spot and records them the next day.

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 *[[Jah Won't Pay the Bills]] is released
-*In March of 1991, about to embark on their first tour, Sublime is forced to put their shows on hold when Bud went into rehab in order to kick his drug habit. Sublime performs at Toe Jam in Long Beach. The show is entitled "Sublime's Final Gig".
+*In March of [[1991]], about to embark on their first tour, [[Sublime]] is forced to put their shows on hold when [[Bud Gaugh]] went into rehab in order to kick his drug habit. [[Sublime]] performs at Toe Jam in Long Beach. The show is entitled "[[Sublime]]'s Final Gig".
-*In the fall Brad's father loans him $1000 and the recordings for [[40oz. To Freedom]] begins. Though Miguel recounts that the money was raised to make the recordings "by any means necessary". By this time, [[Marshall 'Ras MG' Goodman]] has stepped in on drums. The album is basically Sublime's set at the time. Except, Brad writes [[Right Back]] and [[40oz. To Freedom]] on the spot and records them the next day.
+*In the fall [[Bradley Nowell]]'s father loans him $1000 and the recordings for [[40oz. To Freedom]] begins. Though [[Michael Happoldt]] recounts that the money was raised to make the recordings "by any means necessary". By this time, [[Marshall 'Ras MG' Goodman]] has stepped in on drums. The album is basically [[Sublime]]'s set at the time. Except, [[Bradley Nowell]] writes [[Right Back]] and [[40oz. To Freedom]] on the spot and records them the next day.
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