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Sublime - 40 Oz. to Freedom Audio CD

A fair review of the Sublime "40 Oz. to Freedom" Audio CD. Please note that the below review is the views of the authors, and authors only. You can get a complete list of all Sublime reviews here, or go back to the Sublime tabs.

Sublime Band: Sublime
Title: 40 Oz. to Freedom
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Release Date: 1996-07-23
Media: Audio CD

Tracks: 1: Waiting for My Ruca 2: 40 Oz. to Freedom 3: Smoke Two Joints 4: We're Only Gonna Die for Our Own Arrogance 5: Don't Push 6: 5446 That's My Number/Ball and Chain 7: Badfish 8: Let's Go Get Stoned 9: New Thrash 10: Scarlet Begonias 11: Live At E's 12: D.J.s 13: Chica Me Tipo 14: Right Back 15: What Happened 16: New Song 17: Ebin 18: Date Rape 19: Hope 20: KRS-One 21: Rivers of Babylon 22: Thanx

sublime
Was not in proper cd holder just in generic holder so no cover art or lyrics. product arrived quickly. cd was pretty well worn too.


Best Sublime Album
Good mix of Ska, Reggae, and Punk Rock. By far the best album ever put out by sublime. Catchy bass rifts with awesome guitar solos. If your just starting to get into Sublime I would recommend this as a good album to start with, even more than their Greatest Hits album.


Bout 26 oz are free
Still, the amount and variety with which Sublime debuted their reggae-rock-ska-rap sound still shines through on the majority of this debut, undoubtedly signifying the oncoming of a special talent that was sadly extinguished way too soon. 3 1/2

Definitely one of those adolescent classics that helps through high school, this potential adult classic is sidetracked by some repetitious fatty compositions that could have been trimmed. .


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Quick fast and awesome thanx a lot u have no idea how hard it was finding this item.


classic album
to freedom has become a classic album for punk rockers, hip hop fans, and those of us who like ska and reggae. 40 oz. it paved the way for dozens of other bands in all of these genres. ask most any accomplished musician from the 90's on who their influences are, you'll probably hear alot about sublime. bradley nowell was a great songwriter, had an amazing voice, but these are both traits that are not uncommon in the music world. the difference with sublime is twofold. first, bradley had the ability to improvise with his own music, he regularly changed lyrics at will, it seemed almost effortlessly. the second strength of sublime is their innate ability to blend multiple types of music into one big happy mix. In the case of sublime, this produced a sound copied by many but mastered by very, very few. this is their first studio album which became a cult hit in the long beach area with the help of kroq radio. now that it has been discovered by the masses, it is unfortunately to late. do yourself a favor and buy this album, you will not regret it.


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