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Both tracks and the samples had to be removed for national distribution due to copyright issues. From Sublime Wiki. Category : Albums. Navigation menu Personal tools Log in. He tracked the bongos in one take. We sounded like school kids compared to him.
Those were the kind of songs I wanted to learn. Wilson: It's about a forty-ouncer and the walk to the liquor store — that was our freedom. We were always living a punk rock lifestyle.
We covered a lot of Bad Brains, a lot of Bad Religion. Ramirez: Just the fact that's it's been 20 years — you know how many fucking bands have come through? They had such a huge impact on a cultural level. That's something none of the guys planned on doing. It's so magnificent. Wilson: We were always really stoked on that song. We knew when we first recorded it. In the opening you can hear people in a bar. Our friend Mike went into a local bar with a recording device.
Wilson: Brad took Spanish in school all the way up until college. When we went to Costa Rica he learned the slang in one day. He learned things quickly; he was such a smart guy. That was one of the best times of my life. Playing with Bradley, we were on the top of world as far as I was concerned. It reminds me of surfing in the sun — I had a trailer park in Mexico we used to go down to almost every weekend.
He used to sing like a bird all the time. How can we help you? Sweet James has my permission to help provide a free police report.
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