Sublime - Greatest Hits
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Track List: Greatest Hits
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- What I GotDownload & Buy
- Wrong WayDownload & Buy
- SanteriaDownload & Buy
- 40 Oz. To FreedomDownload & Buy
- Smoke Two JointsDownload & Buy
- Date RapeDownload & Buy
- Saw RedDownload & Buy
- BadfishDownload & Buy
- PoolsharkDownload & Buy
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Album Details: Greatest Hits
- Release Date:
- 11/09/1999
- Label:
- Mca Import
- UPC:
- 008811212520
User Reviews: Greatest Hits
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RE:sucks my poopshoot
, January 30, 2002Reviewer: mrberg77 - See all mrberg77's reviewsSo this album has something in common with your MOM. Perhaps there is more? Maybe she sucks you off too!! Which do you like better?? I heard she is very good at both! -
im the 1st one to rate this cd?
, December 15, 2001Reviewer: monkey - See all monkey's reviewswhoa...thats kool! well if im not the first one to rate this cd ooh well..i think this cd is real good cuz im gonna buy it tomorrow.
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Pro Reviews: Greatest Hits
| EXPERT RATING: From AMG Reviews Sublime's career ended before it had the chance to really take off. Lead singer/songwriter Bradley Nowell died two months before the release of their 1996 major-label debut, Sublime. That record turned out to be a blockbuster, partially because it arrived at the right time and partially because the band's tragic loss gave them increased exposure. Hence, a promising band had its career cut short just as they were beginning to define their sound. Since they proved to be commercially viable, the posthumous releases began appearing swiftly, only a year after his death, culminating in 1999's Greatest Hits. Ultimately, Sublime wound up having as many posthumous releases as they did regular albums -- three of each. Naturally, that means there's not a whole lot of material to form the basis of Greatest Hits, and the disc is surprisingly brief, weighing in at only ten tracks. All the usual suspects are here, with the three big hits -- "What I Got," "Wrong Way," and "Santeria" -- filling the first three slots, with such fan favorites as "40 Oz. to Freedom," "Date Rape," "Smoke Two Joints," "Doin' Time," "Saw Red," and "Badfish" following them. There are no rarities here and only one song ("Badfish") from the posthumous albums; the only bait for collectors and diehards are CD-ROM versions of the "What I Got" and "Wrong Way" videos. Some could complain that this all is a little skimpy, but there really wasn't much more that the compilers could do -- this is the sort of collection that will never appeal to diehards, who already have three albums of unreleased material (and possibly bootlegs), so this is for the fans that liked these songs on the radio. Greatest Hits delivers those songs, no more and no less. Of course, many of those songs are on Sublime as well, which is a stronger record overall than this, but since this rounds up the best moments from 40 Oz. to Freedom and Robbin' the Hood, it's a better choice for casual fans. - Stephen Thomas Erlewine, All Music Guide |
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Sublime Biography
Formed in Long Beach, CA, in 1988 as a garage-punk band, Sublime grew to fame in the mid-'90s on the back of the Cali punk explosion engendered by Green Day and the Offspring, though Sublime mixed up their punk rage with reggae and ska influences. Th...Full Sublime Biography
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