RAsphalt 100% agree I can’t stop playing them sunny days of summer. Pure summer happiness. I listen to them all year n all but way more in summer ur right.
“40oz to Freedom is the only chance I have to feel good even though I feel bad...” Welcome to all those people who wish Bradley was still alive and jamming! You are here to witness the closest thing many of us have left of a live show with them all together. The way Brad seemlessly ripped verses from English to Spanish and back all while spanning Raggae, Hip-Hop, blues, Ska, Punk, Rock was and still is unmatched!
As soon as Bradley started strumming his guitar my eyes started watering. This band has such an emotional affect on me. I'm really not sure why either. I think I just really wish I could've seen them live.
+anch0redShips You are certainly not alone. It's been happening a lot recently for me too, with the eye watering thing. I was never able to see Bradley play live with Sublime, wasn't old enough at the time that he passed...I would have loved to see such a punk/ska legend that helped define this style of music play a badass, no holds barred show with Lou Dog, Eric, and Bud...I've been listening to them a lot recently and thinking of how things would be different if he was able to hold on just a little longer and kick his addiction to the curb...I often wonder how Sublime would have flourished and thrived and would still be rocking it with legends like Bad Religion, NOFX, Pennywise, and No Doubt today. I know one day we will all see him again.
0. 00:00:00 - Introduction by Ron Jeremy 1. 00:00:36 - Greatest Hits 2. 00:02:03 - All you Need 3. 00:05:28 - Get Ready 4. 00:07:04 - Pawn Shop 5. 00:09:58 - Wrong Way 6. 00:11:50 - Work that we do 7. 00:14:30 - Saw Red 8. 00:16:50 - Minor Threat (Minor Threat) 9. 00:17:48 - Same in the End 10. 00:20:40 - Seed 11. 00:22:40 - Don't Push 12. 00:25:23 - Garden Grove 13. 00:27:34 - Don't Push 14. 00:27:41 - Right Back 15. 00:29:43 - New Thrash 16. 00:30:48 - KRS-One 17. 00:33:03 - Myage (Descendents) 18. 00:35:07 - Badfish 19. 00:38:35 - Scarlet Begonias 20. 00:43:20 - I love my dog 21. 00:46:40 - Falling Idols 22. 00:49:40 - The Ballad of Johnny Butt 23. 00:51:25 - 40oz to freedom 24. 00:54:30 - Smoke Two Joints 25. 00:55:38 - STP 26. 00:57:32 - We're Only Gonna Die For Our Arrogance 27. 01:01:07 - Let's Go Get Stoned 28. 01:02:38 - Hope 29. 01:04:34 - Jailhouse 30. 01:06:35 - 5446 That's My Number 31. 01:09:05 - Date Rape
Just pure natural raw talent. Absolutely outstanding performer, gave it everything he had 110% effort. They don't make music like this anymore! I'm glad we have this here to remember forever!
Brad's voice is amazing. Effortlessly changing from a soft pitch to an incessant growl back to a soft tone and lovely voice, leading into a gut busting yell and back again. So much passion. Wish I could've seen them live.
people don't understand, sublime was a jam band. a punk reggae etc etc jam band. all these guys with their tribute bands that can play every sublime song note for note and perfectly reproduce the studio recording, that's impressive and all, but that's not what sublime is about. if I want to hear the studio recordings really loud I'll just turn my stereo up. sublime live is sloppy. raw. perfectly imperfect. that's what sublime was. and that's what these cats these days don't understand. there's no feeling at these concerts these days. the sounds of sublime with not a trace of the spirit of Brad to be found. they gotta get loose and just jam. Brad. I fucking miss you man.
Goddamn😢 once he started playing the lead into pawnshop I started to tear up. It's crazy how a band that I've never even seen live and the singer died while I was in the 8th grade have such an emotional effect me!?!? Music is amazing like that! It brings you back to a moment in time, like when you met your wife, or lost a friend or finding love for the first time. Sublime will always live on through the love and our memories. Fuck these guys really had something special!
Seen them at the very 1st warp tour in 95. I was a senior in high school and getting ready to graduate. May 25th 96 was a sad day!! R.i.p Brad! Your music will live on forever! His sons band Law is pretty good. Brad would be proud! One love everyone ✌😎
I wasn’t even alive when he passed I was born later that year and it still does. My mom played them the whole first year of my life so maybe somewhere in there it’s just nostalgia.
Damnit... I remember when Sublime hit the radios back in '97. I was in 8th grade and remember blasting their album non-stop. That was the first and only band so far I've fell in love with, bought their album, but couldn't go to one of their concerts. Damnit man...
me too man.. check out my sublime acoustic tribute s.. 4th grade is when it started for me.. luckily my sister bought there album I listened to it everyday ...still do!!!
BTG I'll never forget it either! I was in 7th grade myself. That album absolutely changed my life, and the lives of my friends, more profoundly than any other thing in my youth. I felt such a deep emotional connection to every song on the album. Some of the themes were a little foreign to me at 13 years old, but I certainly learned a lot from it haha. I'll never forget when I learned that the lead singer was not only dead, but has actually died before the album even came out. At the time I think I was a little too young to think about the fact that that meant there would never be another album by them. After a couple years, it definitely started to hit me how tragic it was that the band technically ended before 85% of their fans even knew they existed. That proves just how incredible that album is, that it was able to be so successful and sell millions and millions of copies without any real promotion of any kind. They couldn't tour the album and promote because they didn't exist anymore! So every bit of success the album has had came strictly from the music itself. There was never much of an image in those early days of the album coming out because the band wasn't there to go with the album. I've spent so much time in my life now analyzing the whole mystique around that album, and there aren't many examples, if any, of a band having as much commercial, critical, and underground success as that without the band even existing from the moment that success came... It's pretty insane, actually.
man i used to have this on dvd back in the day, used to watch it tons. sublime will always be one of my favorite bands of all time. brad's voice is just so friggin soulful. "it's just work that we do"
Even though I was born 4 year after Bradley's death my dad always played them for me when I was young I'm really glad I got to experience sublime at a young and Its all I listen to way better than all the trash now
I will always listen to them. It reminds me of the past ( mine wasn't so respectable) and it makes me smile in the present. His lesson keeps me in check, When you have it made and you are happy... That is exactly the time to watch your step
As a fellow Southlander who experienced the Caribbean, I appreciate this band. There's something refreshingly raw about their numbers. Very LA South Bay local. Brad skateboarded and may have owned a Pee Chee folder in school too. By the way, love this you tube site.
Agreed. It's a multicamera show so there is lots of footage of it yet to be unreleased in awesome quality. The Wrong Way video has clips from this show.
Man I’d sell my life to be at this show. Goosebumps. Sublime for life. No one can play a show like these guys, when brad was sober. Sigh. I miss Brad, I want sublime back. Hard to watch this still but I LOVE IT! Rip you legend. Who started the reggae ska style?? Yup sublime!
started listening SUBLIME in 3rd grade.. luckily my sister was into sub and no doubt..glad she was. I'll have the sublime album used to sing what I got even did a video to it jus lip singin the words ...man blessed
Love, love, love Sublime. Somebody I know just called Sublime "white boy reggae". That label never, ever crossed my mind. I would never put them in any category. Maybe they saw them blow up on MTV, but still?!?! Some knew them before, but still! I would never and could never put them in such a tiny, limiting category? I dunno, anybody agree?
0:00 Intro 0:40 Greatest Hits 2:04 All you Need 5:28 Get Ready 7:06 Pawn Shop 10:00 Wrong Way 11:52 Work That We Do 14:30 Saw Red 16:49 Minor Threat (Minor Threat) 17:47 Same In the End 20:40 Seed 22:39 Don't Push 25:42 Garden Grove 27:33 Right Back 29:24 New Thrash 30:45 KRS-One 33:05 Myage (Descendents) 35:05 Badfish 38:25 Scarlet Begonias (Grateful Dead) 42:03 Prison Oval Rock 43:14 I Love my Dog 46:44 Falling Idols 49:41 The Ballad of Johnny Butt 51:26 40 Oz to Freedom 54:29 Smoke 2 Joints 55:38 S.T.P 57:00 We're Only Gonna Die For Our Arrogance (Bad Religion) 1:00:33 Let's Go Get Stoned 1:02:33 Hope (Decendents) 1:04:40 Jailhouse 1:06:27 5446 What's My Number 1:09:07 Date Rape
I want to cry. This is my favorite video of the entire mass media spectrum. Thank you. I'll be tributing Brad every single show of every single tour in every single country. Cheers, --SeanRileyy907
...still listening in 2017! Such a great talent in so many levels, Badfish my favorite song! Every single time this song still gets to me... Lord knows I'm weak, wont't somebody get me off this reef...Prrrrr
Bradley Nowell wasn’t a genius. Though he was the Epitome of the human spirit, which sadly most of us have long forgotten. With that being said the magic of sublime has been long gone, But don’t give me wrong the remaining two are bad ass in their own birth right and great musicians, however Bradley Nowell stood for some thing and will always be recognized for it. RIP
I have been a long time sublime fan. I love this video, im really surprised and impressed with how good the sound quality is for being a hand held vid. Awesome!
Cool! This show has a lot of songs from their self titled release, that I had never seen played live before. These songs were being played even before the CD had been released.
Not a real polished performance, real raw energy. Badfish>Scarlet Begonias will give you the chills. Just think how many good songs this guy would have written in the past 20 years.
It's actually a really incredibly performance considering how clearly off-the-cuff and unrehearsed they are. They're still totally in the groove and Brad's vocal performance is incredible. Not to mention the great effects work, audio and visual.
Nobody even KNEW the song “wrong way” at that concert. That is such an incredible test audience . Fuckin house of blues.... why was I not at this show when I was like 15 or 16....damn. I remember my friends going.
Who gives a fuck though plenty of shredders play wrong and so do people who play rythm there's not really a proper way to play any instrument music is about experimenting with new sounds you like and new styles you like so yeah fuck off
Perfect song name for a mistake, or lapse in memory. Happens to everyone. And hell, he played a great set with what felt like the entire self titled album. Good stuff...
Let try another new one man, this one's called one seed.. Jesus fucking christ. O hope everyone that was there that day cherished this moment. This song has kept me going for years and to see it lie this is fucking unreal, uncut and the absolute truth of this song. Long love Bradley and long solidify Sublime Into stone, they're absolute fucking legends!!!
I was going to see sublime with Rome in Miami july2nd and I chose to go to see slipknot and Manson I'm not big on Rome I am still stuck on Bradley and his voice was amazing and he was the shit he mixed up his music with punk ska reggae and hip hop and he said in one song that they were going to take hip hop to a higher sound and they did
If you want to see a solid show from Sublime look up their gig at Juanita's Bar up in Chico. On time and perfectly improvised. I'd give my right nut to travel back to that time and place.
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I was at this show! I was 16. To this day i still have my ticket stub. I paid $12.50 to get in.
Their stuff always sounded like summer to me. Just happiness.
RAsphalt 100% agree I can’t stop playing them sunny days of summer. Pure summer happiness. I listen to them all year n all but way more in summer ur right.
Same here :)
Just like in here !!! Regards from BRAZIL !!!!
I always tell everyone this! just a chill summer vibe !
Called ska brah
“40oz to Freedom is the only chance I have to feel good even though I feel bad...”
Welcome to all those people who wish Bradley was still alive and jamming! You are here to witness the closest thing many of us have left of a live show with them all together. The way Brad seemlessly ripped verses from English to Spanish and back all while spanning Raggae, Hip-Hop, blues, Ska, Punk, Rock was and still is unmatched!
As soon as Bradley started strumming his guitar my eyes started watering. This band has such an emotional affect on me. I'm really not sure why either. I think I just really wish I could've seen them live.
^ this
You're not alone
anch0redShips im sure bradly would of loved u also after you turned 18
Mike Rowe now isn't that a nice thought
+anch0redShips You are certainly not alone. It's been happening a lot recently for me too, with the eye watering thing. I was never able to see Bradley play live with Sublime, wasn't old enough at the time that he passed...I would have loved to see such a punk/ska legend that helped define this style of music play a badass, no holds barred show with Lou Dog, Eric, and Bud...I've been listening to them a lot recently and thinking of how things would be different if he was able to hold on just a little longer and kick his addiction to the curb...I often wonder how Sublime would have flourished and thrived and would still be rocking it with legends like Bad Religion, NOFX, Pennywise, and No Doubt today. I know one day we will all see him again.
0. 00:00:00 - Introduction by Ron Jeremy
1. 00:00:36 - Greatest Hits
2. 00:02:03 - All you Need
3. 00:05:28 - Get Ready
4. 00:07:04 - Pawn Shop
5. 00:09:58 - Wrong Way
6. 00:11:50 - Work that we do
7. 00:14:30 - Saw Red
8. 00:16:50 - Minor Threat (Minor Threat)
9. 00:17:48 - Same in the End
10. 00:20:40 - Seed
11. 00:22:40 - Don't Push
12. 00:25:23 - Garden Grove
13. 00:27:34 - Don't Push
14. 00:27:41 - Right Back
15. 00:29:43 - New Thrash
16. 00:30:48 - KRS-One
17. 00:33:03 - Myage (Descendents)
18. 00:35:07 - Badfish
19. 00:38:35 - Scarlet Begonias
20. 00:43:20 - I love my dog
21. 00:46:40 - Falling Idols
22. 00:49:40 - The Ballad of Johnny Butt
23. 00:51:25 - 40oz to freedom
24. 00:54:30 - Smoke Two Joints
25. 00:55:38 - STP
26. 00:57:32 - We're Only Gonna Die For Our Arrogance
27. 01:01:07 - Let's Go Get Stoned
28. 01:02:38 - Hope
29. 01:04:34 - Jailhouse
30. 01:06:35 - 5446 That's My Number
31. 01:09:05 - Date Rape
8 is 'Minor Threat' by minor threat, or at least part of it... I'm liking 17, but not sure what it is
Thanks!
o0ODanielHaroO0o 17. Descendants - Myage
Thank you! c:
Thank you! Gracias!!!!!!
who is still listening to this in 2016??? I am
i will be listening to this in 2056...if im still alive that is lol
Haha August what's up... Chrome cast to my living room!
Stephanie Jones I come watch this ATLEAST once a week 😉
HAPPY NEW YEARRRRRRRRRRRRRRR
I was there!! :)
Just pure natural raw talent. Absolutely outstanding performer, gave it everything he had 110% effort. They don't make music like this anymore! I'm glad we have this here to remember forever!
20 years later, still untouchable. RIP BRADLEY!!!
LBC Dub Stylee!
It’s true! RIP Bradley and Lou Dog
Armando F Look at his style , that’s jack black man
Brad's voice is amazing. Effortlessly changing from a soft pitch to an incessant growl back to a soft tone and lovely voice, leading into a gut busting yell and back again. So much passion. Wish I could've seen them live.
This has got to be the best and most accurate description. Thank you!
people don't understand, sublime was a jam band. a punk reggae etc etc jam band. all these guys with their tribute bands that can play every sublime song note for note and perfectly reproduce the studio recording, that's impressive and all, but that's not what sublime is about. if I want to hear the studio recordings really loud I'll just turn my stereo up. sublime live is sloppy. raw. perfectly imperfect. that's what sublime was. and that's what these cats these days don't understand. there's no feeling at these concerts these days. the sounds of sublime with not a trace of the spirit of Brad to be found. they gotta get loose and just jam. Brad. I fucking miss you man.
nailed it
Hell yea, they wanna sound like the studio version, its not like that.
I wouldn’t say they are a jam band, that’s what Phish is for.
What i dig so much about sublime, if i had to try and put it into words, is that they're like a garage band but they're like the *best* garage band.
Yea but watching badfish cover sublime is better than nothing...hence their success. Singer doesn’t even sound like Bradley
SUBLIME
Brad Nowell R.I.P
Eric Wilson
Bud Gaugh
Lou Dog R.I.P
Greatest band in history.
On the mount rushmore of music and awesomeness.
Goddamn😢 once he started playing the lead into pawnshop I started to tear up. It's crazy how a band that I've never even seen live and the singer died while I was in the 8th grade have such an emotional effect me!?!? Music is amazing like that! It brings you back to a moment in time, like when you met your wife, or lost a friend or finding love for the first time. Sublime will always live on through the love and our memories. Fuck these guys really had something special!
Seen them at the very 1st warp tour in 95. I was a senior in high school and getting ready to graduate. May 25th 96 was a sad day!! R.i.p Brad! Your music will live on forever! His sons band Law is pretty good. Brad would be proud! One love everyone ✌😎
I wasn’t even alive when he passed I was born later that year and it still does. My mom played them the whole first year of my life so maybe somewhere in there it’s just nostalgia.
I was there and was blown away. Great being able to see the show again so many years later
That's amazing!!
I feel like everyone says that but if u really were you are so lucky. I would give up my car to go to this
Damnit... I remember when Sublime hit the radios back in '97. I was in 8th grade and remember blasting their album non-stop. That was the first and only band so far I've fell in love with, bought their album, but couldn't go to one of their concerts. Damnit man...
me too man.. check out my sublime acoustic tribute s.. 4th grade is when it started for me.. luckily my sister bought there album I listened to it everyday ...still do!!!
BTG I'll never forget it either! I was in 7th grade myself. That album absolutely changed my life, and the lives of my friends, more profoundly than any other thing in my youth. I felt such a deep emotional connection to every song on the album. Some of the themes were a little foreign to me at 13 years old, but I certainly learned a lot from it haha. I'll never forget when I learned that the lead singer was not only dead, but has actually died before the album even came out. At the time I think I was a little too young to think about the fact that that meant there would never be another album by them. After a couple years, it definitely started to hit me how tragic it was that the band technically ended before 85% of their fans even knew they existed. That proves just how incredible that album is, that it was able to be so successful and sell millions and millions of copies without any real promotion of any kind. They couldn't tour the album and promote because they didn't exist anymore! So every bit of success the album has had came strictly from the music itself. There was never much of an image in those early days of the album coming out because the band wasn't there to go with the album. I've spent so much time in my life now analyzing the whole mystique around that album, and there aren't many examples, if any, of a band having as much commercial, critical, and underground success as that without the band even existing from the moment that success came... It's pretty insane, actually.
I’m pretty sure What I Got was a single in fall 1996? It was my freshman year, I remember it being the soundtrack for my whole year lol.
Stoned, drunk or sober Sublime always was great!
Drugs make bands better.
Still listen sublime on 2024
40 oz.
man i used to have this on dvd back in the day, used to watch it tons. sublime will always be one of my favorite bands of all time. brad's voice is just so friggin soulful. "it's just work that we do"
I was there!!
lucky, I wasn't even born yet 😂😂😂
Dave Cornblum u lucky sob 😍
same here!! slightly stoopid and wayne kramer opened
i saw them that year in Cleveland ohio at warped tour didnt know them as well till after the show i was just a freshman 👊💪✌
+Tim Zahler rip bradley louie dog
I'm sure Brad is already jamming in the next life! What a musical badass! Sublime!
Even though I was born 4 year after Bradley's death my dad always played them for me when I was young I'm really glad I got to experience sublime at a young and Its all I listen to way better than all the trash now
I will always listen to them. It reminds me of the past ( mine wasn't so respectable) and it makes me smile in the present. His lesson keeps me in check, When you have it made and you are happy... That is exactly the time to watch your step
As a fellow Southlander who experienced the Caribbean, I appreciate this band. There's something refreshingly raw about their numbers. Very LA South Bay local. Brad skateboarded and may have owned a Pee Chee folder in school too. By the way, love this you tube site.
Greatest moment of my life.
Being introduced to Sublime by my older sister. Changed my life.
Hope things look up for you.
Wish I was older during the time of sublime, the only band I wanna see! RIP Bradley and hope to see Jakobs Sublime one day
I was born in 96, i was listening to sublime since I was in the womb. I've loved it my whole life, I would kill to see brad play live. 😭
How have I not seen this....been a fan since 40 oz. This is the best recording of them live, i love youtube!
Agreed. It's a multicamera show so there is lots of footage of it yet to be unreleased in awesome quality. The Wrong Way video has clips from this show.
Man I’d sell my life to be at this show. Goosebumps. Sublime for life. No one can play a show like these guys, when brad was sober. Sigh. I miss Brad, I want sublime back. Hard to watch this still but I LOVE IT! Rip you legend. Who started the reggae ska style?? Yup sublime!
started listening SUBLIME in 3rd grade.. luckily my sister was into sub and no doubt..glad she was. I'll have the sublime album used to sing what I got even did a video to it jus lip singin the words ...man blessed
New Jersey has Springsteen. Seattle has Nirvana. SoCal has Sublime.
You got 2 out of 3 right.. seattle had Layne Staley and Alice in Chains.. never heard of this Nirvana? Haha
Nirvana definitely made history, but I don’t really like their music with Kurt screaming in pain THATS just me.
Bay Area has Metallica
Makes me proud to live in San Dimas
@@melissarivera7477 agreed. Layne def had the voice over kurt. Id just congradulate nirvana for bringing a whole new genre of music to us.
a real inspiration not to be afraid to feel yourself and shine your light on the world
Same in the end....my favorite of all sublime songs....love them all though
charles nokes did you notice he messed up the lyrics? 😂 EPIC 😂
it is all the same in the end isnt it..
"Brad is ALIVE! Just press play..." Look at all the love ive found :(
Found this video today, and it takes me back. R.I.P Bradley.
Thanks for recording back in the day.
30+ songs in just over an hour... that's unheard of.....
Love, love, love Sublime. Somebody I know just called Sublime "white boy reggae". That label never, ever crossed my mind. I would never put them in any category. Maybe they saw them blow up on MTV, but still?!?! Some knew them before, but still! I would never and could never put them in such a tiny, limiting category? I dunno, anybody agree?
In other words, don't fuck with my Sublime!
0:00 Intro
0:40 Greatest Hits
2:04 All you Need
5:28 Get Ready
7:06 Pawn Shop
10:00 Wrong Way
11:52 Work That We Do
14:30 Saw Red
16:49 Minor Threat (Minor Threat)
17:47 Same In the End
20:40 Seed
22:39 Don't Push
25:42 Garden Grove
27:33 Right Back
29:24 New Thrash
30:45 KRS-One
33:05 Myage (Descendents)
35:05 Badfish
38:25 Scarlet Begonias (Grateful Dead)
42:03 Prison Oval Rock
43:14 I Love my Dog
46:44 Falling Idols
49:41 The Ballad of Johnny Butt
51:26 40 Oz to Freedom
54:29 Smoke 2 Joints
55:38 S.T.P
57:00 We're Only Gonna Die For Our Arrogance (Bad Religion)
1:00:33 Let's Go Get Stoned
1:02:33 Hope (Decendents)
1:04:40 Jailhouse
1:06:27 5446 What's My Number
1:09:07 Date Rape
THANK YOU 🙏🏼
Thank you once again!
The epitome of garage band. Go, Brad!
Ron Jeremy for ur intro. Pretty much says it all...SUBLIME. The greatest at the greatest time. Thanks for this.
Who is listening in 2018! Happy new year!
I want to cry. This is my favorite video of the entire mass media spectrum. Thank you. I'll be tributing Brad every single show of every single tour in every single country.
Cheers,
--SeanRileyy907
Brad just had a passion in his voice. Like many artist before him that had passion. Like Kurt, Jimi, Freddie, Bob.
God Damnit we miss you Brad.
Soul, blues, hip hop. Roots rock reggae. Amazing.
Cee Cee B. they created their own genre, very hard to do
don't forget surf..
...still listening in 2017! Such a great talent in so many levels, Badfish my favorite song! Every single time this song still gets to me... Lord knows I'm weak, wont't somebody get me off this reef...Prrrrr
this was a fantastic band, lead singer die righ when they made it big, it's to bad I Fucking HATE Drugs
Roy Loeffler drugs rule. addiction sucks
Roy Loeffler i read that as "i fucking hate dogs" and was very confused
drugs rule. heroin and speed tho dont
7:00 That TRANSITION game! Man... Fucking chills... Gave me chills and made me chill.. double-entendre.
Bradley was really talent. Sucks he's no longer on this planet but his music will continue to live on as long as we keep listening.
Bradley Nowell wasn’t a genius. Though he was the Epitome of the human spirit, which sadly most of us have long forgotten. With that being said the magic of sublime has been long gone, But don’t give me wrong the remaining two are bad ass in their own birth right and great musicians, however Bradley Nowell stood for some thing and will always be recognized for it. RIP
Sublime played at our fraternity spring break party out by the Colorado River on an Indian reservation that we booked out each year.
This is fucking beyond awesome. Greatest band ever
sublime is what gets me through the day
He was literally one of the best live singers. Every note is completely on key
I wish I couldve been alive to witness Bradley perform. My dad took me to a badfish show as a kid but I imagine it's nothing the same
Never once saw brad with a tuner on stage ... musical genius
Haha
I have been a long time sublime fan. I love this video, im really surprised and impressed with how good the sound quality is for being a hand held vid. Awesome!
goddamn i miss the early-mid 90s. They don't make 'em as genuine as this anymore. RIP Brad.Still blasting your jams today
Cool! This show has a lot of songs from their self titled release, that I had never seen played live before. These songs were being played even before the CD had been released.
In this era, they recognized that Greatest Hits was an awesome song to open with. This is probably the best example. Too bad they did not finish it :(
R.I.P Homie. I miss you, the parties and our conversations.
thank you for this upload needed this inspiration for my music
Not a real polished performance, real raw energy. Badfish>Scarlet Begonias will give you the chills. Just think how many good songs this guy would have written in the past 20 years.
Grateful Dead wrote Scarlet Begonias, but Sublime is still my favorite band of all time :)
Chad Smith and? Who the fuck said they didnt? Also Brad changed like half the songs lyrics. Im pretty sure.
fosho
It's actually a really incredibly performance considering how clearly off-the-cuff and unrehearsed they are. They're still totally in the groove and Brad's vocal performance is incredible. Not to mention the great effects work, audio and visual.
Another shot of heroin could have helped polish it up some. Great loss of talent! 💀
The bass drop before garden grove is gold
Edit: it's through the whole song, Eric kills it
This made my xmas a lil better thank you.
Awesome they started with my favorite song 👌
They don't make 'em like they used to.
Bars all over the world play sublime.
This is incredible. Thanks for the memories.
Bradley was so ahead of his time
Thank you TH-cam!!!
Loved it then, love it now.
garden grove sounds so fucking raw. the bass just makes it 100 times better
When he sing the part LORD KNOWS IM WEAK was a soul calling from help 😢
I had no idea Bradley was a Minor Threat fan lmao, thats so badass dude.
So happy I got to see them at Warped Tour at least once.
You are SOOOO lucky!
I know and i will never forget it. :)
James Fredericks That was the OG warped tour too haha
I saw them at warped tour at nassau colliseum on long island like a million years ago. Saw Lou Dog running about when we were smoking before the show.
One of the all time greatest bands to ever grace the planet earth!!!! R.I.P Bradley R.I.P Lou Dog.
i dont think the people in the audience realize just how important the songs they are listening to will become!!!
I wish i was able to see bradplay. thanks for posting this stuff
Thanks for the share. Almost feels like I'm there!
Nobody even KNEW the song “wrong way” at that concert. That is such an incredible test audience . Fuckin house of blues.... why was I not at this show when I was like 15 or 16....damn. I remember my friends going.
SUBLIME!!!! Man I love Sublime with all my heart.
How could there be 84 fuckers that didn’t like this
Through music we can all live forever
Syntheseyez you understand
Right before they drop the beat on greatest hits, Bradley puts his lowkz on..... Goosebumps
"god I hope I never get old"
The Lord works in some not so mysterious ways
Get ready to pawn shop was one of the greatest transitions ever
Necktie Killer is thankful for Sublime
looks like bradley played wrong way the wrong way
Who gives a fuck though plenty of shredders play wrong and so do people who play rythm there's not really a proper way to play any instrument music is about experimenting with new sounds you like and new styles you like so yeah fuck off
@@sambaker14 shut up kook hes making a joke its got nothing to do with "experimenting with new sounds" or whatever you're on about aha
Perfect song name for a mistake, or lapse in memory. Happens to everyone. And hell, he played a great set with what felt like the entire self titled album. Good stuff...
Awesome!! Thanks for sharing!!!
Let try another new one man, this one's called one seed.. Jesus fucking christ. O hope everyone that was there that day cherished this moment. This song has kept me going for years and to see it lie this is fucking unreal, uncut and the absolute truth of this song. Long love Bradley and long solidify Sublime Into stone, they're absolute fucking legends!!!
I remember being at this show!
29:02 goddamn brad was a vocal powerhouse
0:29:02
Brad the most underrated song writer ever
RON JEREMY SIGHTING
Time stamp?
Devin Corcoran 00:00
2020 e amo Sublime como se não houvesse amanhã...
To me this is the defining sublime show
I was going to see sublime with Rome in Miami july2nd and I chose to go to see slipknot and Manson I'm not big on Rome I am still stuck on Bradley and his voice was amazing and he was the shit he mixed up his music with punk ska reggae and hip hop and he said in one song that they were going to take hip hop to a higher sound and they did
Couldn't agree more, although I'm fairly certain he was talking about KRS-ONE when he said that line.
Yes, he's talking about KRS-ONE - "Watch him he'll take hip-hop to a higher ground"
Stephanie Jones hello, fellow maggot and beautiful person .
Ya it should be his son singing then it would truly be Sublime.
Seen them last night. Sorry, never the same but Rome does a great job.
If you want to see a solid show from Sublime look up their gig at Juanita's Bar up in Chico. On time and perfectly improvised. I'd give my right nut to travel back to that time and place.
props to who ever recorded for finding another spot to record at the end of the show lol