Band Name: Sublime (2)
Music Album: Destroy (Remastered Edition)
Album Release Date: January 1970
Music Genre: Punk Rock Reggae Ska
Record Label: Trade Mark Of Quality (2)
Album Release Country: Japan
Music Record Type: 18 Tracks CD
An influential California punk/ska rock band, existed between 1988 and 1996.
Sublime disbanded after their singer Brad Nowell died of a heroin overdose on 25th May 1996, only two months before their self-titled album was released. In 2009, the surviving members Bud Gaugh and Eric Wilson attempted to reform Sublime with Rome Ramirez as their new singer and guitarist, but due to a lawsuit, the band was forced to change their name to Sublime With Rome.
| 1 | Greatest Hits |
| 2 | Don't Push |
| 3 | Right Back |
| 4 | New Trash |
| 5 | STP |
| 6 | Pool Shark |
| 7 | Saw Red |
| 8 | We're Only Gonna Die |
| 9 | Date Rape |
| 10 | Badfish |
| 11 | Let's Go Get Stoned |
| 12 | D.J.'s |
| 13 | House Of Suffering |
| 14 | 40oz To Freedom |
| 15 | Falling Idols |
| 16 | Commercial |
| 17 | Youth Are Getting Restless - Scarlet Begonias - Ninja Dub |
| 18 | DJ Talking |
KUCI Ska Parade Live Studio Session: May 3rd, 1994
CD comes in cardboard jacket, and is a factory pressed CD. The CD has the TMOQ (trade mark of quality) logo, but it is not associated with the TMOQ label. It is limited to 500 copies, and is believed to originate from Japan.
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