Bradley Nowell (Texas) - Swinger / Songwriter and Digital Ambassador (vocals, guitars, B3, Sh-101, percussion, sampler, bass, and congas)
Eric Wilson (Cricket) - Bass Guitar, Standup, SH-101, and God of Thunder (organ, percussion, vocals, and congas)
Floyd I Gaugh IV (Bud) - Drum Kit, TD-7, Accounts receivable
Michael "Miguel" Happoldt (DJ Spock) - Central Control Tower of Operations, Production Coordination, Overlord of Analog (sampler, guitar, vocals, piano, organ, sonicmanipulation)
Field Marshall Goodman (The Yellow Lover) - Kit and Turntables
Opie Gibran Ortiz (Master of the Motherfucker) - Artwork and Kit
Lou Dog - Mascot, Security Guard, and Best Friend
Influences
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Check out this link for a list of all the songs that Sublime covered, sampled, or took lines from!!
Aswad
Bad Brains
Bad Religion
Barrington Levy
The Beach Boys
Beastie Boys
The Beatles
The BelAires
Betty Wright
Big Drill Car
Biggie Smalls
Black Flag
Bob Marley & The Wailers
Bobby Darren
Boogie Down Productions
The Boomtown Rats
Born Jamericans
Butthole Surfers
Camper Van Beethoven
Chicken Willey
Circle Jerks
Clement Irie
Courtney Melody
Crass
Dee Dee Warwick
Descendents
DJ Jazzy Jeff & The Fresh Prince
Don Carlos
The Doors
Eazy-E
Eben Sterling
Eek-a-Mouse
Eric Monty Morris
Falling Idols
Fishbone
Frank Zappa
Fugazi
The Fugees
George Clinton
George Gershwin
Geto Boys
Grateful Dead
Guru
Half Pint
Horace Andy
HR
Ice Cube
James Brown
Jerky Boys
Jimi Hendrix
Just ICE
KRS-One
Kurtis Blow
Last Pariahs
Led Zeppelin
Linton Kwezi Johnson
Love and Rockets
Mad Lion
Meat Puppets
The Melodians
The Mentors
Michigan & Smiley
Miles Davis
Minor Threat
The Minutemen
Mobb Deep
Mudhoney
Naomi's Hair
Ninjaman
Nirvana
No Doubt
NWA
Pato Banton
Peter Tosh
The Pharcyde
The Pinchers
Pink Floyd
Primal Scream
Prince Jammy
Public Enemy
Queen Latifah
Ray Charles
Red Hot Chili Peppers
Rhino 39
Richard Prior
Rolling Scabs
Rudimentary Peni
Run DMC
The Scientist
Secret Hate
The Selecter
The Skalitites
The Slickers
Snoop Dogg
Sonic Lizard
The Specials
Steady B
Steely Dan
Supercat
Tar Babies
Tenor Saw
Too Short
Toots and The Maytals
The Toyes
UB40
The Vandals
Wailing Souls
The Who
Winston Reedy
Wyclef Jean
X
Yellowman
The Ziggens
As a lot of you know by now, the Rewind Selector link has gone down. Because we are not in charge of the site that hosted the album, we don't know if it can be put back up there again. However, we are looking into hosting the album somewhere else on the net. We'll keep you updated here about the future of RS.
Also, we are kicking around plans for a brand new re-release. It would include even more new tracks, bringing the count over 102. We'll keep updating this section of the page.
You can listen to some VERY rare Sublime tracks on Youtube here! There's guaranteed to be some stuff that you haven't heard before!
The purpose of this Myspace page is to give fans an opportunity to learn more about the music that influenced Brad Nowell of Sublime. We will be uploading Sublime tracks mixed with the songs that Brad either covered, sampled, or took lines from. Some of the Sublime songs are present on the official albums, and some are only available through unofficial releases.
Here is the mission statement written by Matt Maguire, the creator of the Rewind Selector compilation.
Rewind Selector Mission Statement:
"Rewind Selector is an album that is loved or hated. Some people cry foul over the liberties that Sublime took in their sampling and mixing of sounds. I am not alone when I say that I love it. The “rub-a-dub blender” that is Sublime shows that they were a sound creating machine, extremely prolific, and diverse in musical taste. They certainly had their own sound and were able to incorporate music that would otherwise be dichotomous (Minor Threat -> George Gershwin).
"The type of question I hate to hear is “What bands sound like Sublime? Ever hear Pepper, O.A.R….?” That is the wrong perspective and only leads to following derivatives of music, simplifying music to pop-Sublime – any band with a crooning voice and a taste of surf-guitar. It’s far more important to ask “What bands did Sublime sound like?” – which will move you up in your musical knowledge and broaden your chance for discovery. Rewind Selector attempts to rewire the biggest fans of Sublime into bigger fans of music, teaching them where Sublime got its roots, and hopefully finding several more favorite bands for each person who takes the time to listen.
"Rewind Selector is more of a project than a bootleg. It began in the 90s by a guy who went by the moniker heLTa on the Sublime board at www.skunk.com. There were 14 tracks including a track by the Vandals covering Sublime’s “Ball and Chain.” True, that track is out of place, but I respect the original creator of this album and have left it in intentionally through the years. Thanks must go out to many who helped and many who researched. In particular, Sean (aka Agent4TwentyR) compiled one of the most detailed lists when everyone around him was just thinking to themselves “Wow, I recognize a lot of Sublime songs as partial covers or full of samples.” Without him, I wouldn’t have had the energy to knock out all of these tracks. The 36 track and the 56 track versions of Rewind Selector were made by me in 2000 and 2001. A million times I told myself I’d eventually create many more and had made lists of some as I came upon the originals. Unfortunately, I spent more time linking the songs and noting similarities than actually creating until Vince messaged me and offered to do some leg work. I taught him how to merge the tracks to make them sound like the ones I had created and he took it from there. Without him kicking me back into gear, these tracks may have been left on the shelf. Extra special thanks to Juhani over in Finland for supplying some of the rarer tracks -- even from vinyl -- for free."
Just Click "RewindSelector.zip" to Download the Boot!
Download the official album art in either the large version or the small version (recommended for iTunes).
Also, download the Rewind Selector Text Document for information about all the songs and more!
Everything will be updated frequently, so check back often!
The set includes the following:
1. Rewind Selector Intro
2. Loving / What I Got (Half Pint)
3. Get Out! / The Lemon Song (Led Zeppelin)
4. Scarlet Begonias (Grateful Dead)
5. Don't Push / Wake The Town (Tenor Saw)
6. One Cup of Coffee / Judge Not (Bob Marley)
7. 54-46 That's My Number (Toots and The Maytals)
8. Steppin' Razor (Peter Tosh)
9. Roots of Creation / Mi Believe, Summer Holiday (Yellowman)
10. DJs / A Message To You Rudy (The Specials)
11. We're Only Gonna Die For Our Arrogance (Bad Religion)
12. Dub Medley II / Elementary (Horace Andy)
13. Falling Idols (Falling Idols)
14. She's Mine / Saw Red (Barrington Levy)
15. The Ballad Of Johnny Butt (Secret Hate)
16. Rivers of Babylon (The Melodians)
17. Diseases / Greatest Hits (Michigan & Smiley)
18. Jailhouse (Bob Marley & The Wailers)
19. Romantic Girl (Winston Reedy)
20. Eye of Fatima Part One (Camper Van Beethoven)
21. 100 Weight of Collie Weed (Carlton Livingston)
22. Dr. Wu (Minutemen)
23. Steady B Loop Dub / Bring The Beat Back (Steady B)
24. Loser (Descendents)
25. Seed / Mr. Moto (The Belaires)
26. Right Back / Mix Up, Mix Up (Bob Marley & The Wailers)
27. Pawn Shop / War Deh Round a John Shop (Wailing Souls)
28. Little District (Eric "Monty" Morris)
29. It's Up To You / Wrong Way (The Specials)
30. Smoke Two Joints (The Toyes)
31. A Ninja Mi Ninja (Courtney Melody)
32. Minor Threat (Minor Threat)
33. April 29, 1992 / Shook Ones Pt. II (Mobb Deep)
34. Big Salty Tears (The Ziggens)
35. New Song / Atomic Dog (George Clinton)
36. Pass Me The Lazer Beam (Don Carlos)
37. Ring The Alarm (Tenor Saw / Buju Banton)
38. What I Got Alternate / Round 6 (Prince Jammy)
39. Foolish Fool (Dee Dee Warwick)
40. Saw Red / Bandelero (The Pinchers)
41. Johnny Too Bad (UB40)
42. Let's Go Get Stoned / Rebel Without A Pause (Public Enemy)
43. The Hukilau Song / Freeway Time In LA County Jail (Don Ho)
44. Real Situation (Bob Marley & The Wailers)
45. Sour Grapes (Descendents)
46. Rawhide (Frankie Laine)
47. STP / I Second That Emotion (The Temptations & The Supremes)
48. It's Expected I'm Gone / Get Out! Remix (Minutemen)
49. Doin' Time Eerie Splendor Remix / Green Eyed Lady (Sugarloaf)
50. Cisco Kid / When The Music's Over (The Doors)
51. Waiting For Bud / Basketball Throwdown (Fantastic Freaks & The Cold Crush Brothers)
52. Free Loop Dub / Loaded (Primal Scream)
53. What Happened? / Tequila (The Champs)
54. Foreman Freestyle / Lowrider (War)
55. Just Another Day (Falling Idols)
56. Hip Hop Rules / 89 Vision (Boogie Down Productions)
57. Warning Sign (Born Jamericans)
58. Cost of Living / Level The Vibes (Half Pint)
59. All You Need / Fight Like a Brave (Red Hot Chili Peppers)
60. The Youth Are Getting Restless (Bad Brains)
61. Dachau Cabana (The Vandals)
62. DJs Live / Ride Natty Ride (Bob Marley & The Wailers)
63. Prince of Sin (Falling Idols)
64. Have Your Ass Home by 11:00 / What I Got Demo (Richard Pryor)
65. Tim The Dinosaur (The Ziggens)
66. 54-46 Live / Boops (Supercat)
67. We're Only Gonna Die OG / Mad as Hell (Peter Finch in Network)
68. Zungguzungguguzungguzeng / Greatest Hits Live (Yellowman)
69. Zimbabwe (Bob Marley & The Wailers)
70. Lou Dog Went To The Moon / The Day That Lassie Went To The Moon (Camper Van Beethoven)
71. House of Suffering (Bad Brains)
72. Legalize It (Peter Tosh)
73. Myage (Descendents)
74. History Lesson Part II / Waiting For My Ruca (The Minutemen)
75. April 29, 1992 Leary / Give Me My Share (Jah Rubel)
76. Same In The End / I Can See For Miles (The Who)
77. Celebration / Ebin (Stranger Than Fiction)
78. Party At Ground Zero (Fishbone)
79. Do It Twice / Boss DJ (Bob Marley & The Wailers)
80. Get Ready / Are You Ready? (Frankie Paul)
81. It's Who You Know (X)
82. Let's Go Get Stoned Live / 1 Hit Song (Minutemen)
83. Farther I Go (Mudhoney)
84. Welcome, Tomorrow (Love and Rockets)
85. At It Again / Ko Lo Ko (Clement Irie)
86. Hong Kong Phooey (Scatman Crothers)
87. Hope (Descendents)
88. Caress Me Down (Clement Irie)
89. Speech / Miami (KRS-One)
90. What I Got Reprise / Nappy Heads Remix (The Fugees)
91. Slow and Low / Doin' Time (The Beastie Boys)
92. Garden Grove / Five Nights of Bleeding (Linton Kwesi Johnson)
93. Leaving Babylon (Bad Brains)
94. Unite (Courtney Melody)
95. Hammer (Bob Marley & The Wailers)
96. King Step (Pato Banton)
97. Secret Dub / Send a Moses (Barrington Levy)
98. I Love My Dog / I Love I Jah (Bad Brains)
99. Trenchtown Rock (Bob Marley & The Wailers)
100. Guava Jelly / This Train (Bob Marley)
101. Winner Takes It All (Half Pint)
102. Rewind Selector Outro
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Here is a brief summary of Sublime's history. (Thanks, SublimeSpot!)
"It's been a long and wild ride since SUBLIME played their first gig back in the summer of 1988. Any local scenester will tell you they were there, and that it was this performance that ignited the infamous "Peninsula Riot" of Long Beach in an explosive July 4th engagement. SUBLIME, once the "below average garage punk band that every kid wants to play his party," has steadily escalated from backyard beer buddies, into a prestigious musical entity. Their underground credibility has landed them slots with everyone from The Melvins and The Vandals to Firehose, HR of Bad Brains and Eek-a-Mouse. They played the "bar-b-que" band on the LA stop of the Butthole Surfers-Stone Temple Pilots "Endless Bummer" tour.
"Sublime's recording history began in early '92 when they teamed up with Long Beach's legendary SKUNK RECORDS to create a cult masterpiece '40 oz. TO FREEDOM.' Two years, three vans, and five tours later, the CD has sold in excess of 30,000 units.- without a distributor! The "40 oz" record is still charting at the top of most local alternative retail charts two years after its initial release. Front man Brad Nowell contends, "We practically distributed the thing out of the trunks of our cars." Sublime's new release, 'R0BBIN THE HOOD' sold over 2,000 units in less than two weeks.
"Mixing an aggressive blend of thrash punk ethos with ska and dub rhythms, SUBLIME creates their own blend of sonic definition. "Hurtling hard-core punk passages are just the punctuation, not the entire grammar, of a band that also took significant cues from the reggae of Bob Marley," proclaims Mike Boehm in the LA Times Calendar. SUBLIME is on a mad mission of sound, utilizing samples off of everything from old Minutemen records, hip-hop fanfare, and conversations with street denizens, to just plain old bong sessions in the garage. Both albums were recorded for under $l0,000. That they didn't even bother to court the major labels says much for their refreshing, iconoclastic stance. The albums each contain nearly 20 tracks of Sublime's genre jumping "shtick" Some tracks on the new CD were recorded at world famous Westbeach Studios. Others are strictly econo-core 4 track home recordings, invoking the d.i.y. approach of say early Beastie Boys.
"SUBLIME have developed a nearly fanatical base of followers since 1989. SUBLIME is not just a band, but a direct representation of a culture inherent to Southern California's beach cities. SUBLIME is a style and a vibe encompassing music, attitude, and alternative meets hip-hop, and surf-skate fashion which remains most apparent in the young and growing audience which the band attracts at every show. Theirs is a definite "scene" taking place at a SUBLIME gig, This scene knows the words to all the tunes, and relates to the many musical voices of this versatile trio. SUBLIME is the perfect musical accompaniment to adolescence, just ask your kids."
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On Ocean Mist, after Level The Vibes, Brad starts singing something like "...she was a starchild, oh no dundundundun she went faster...in my weakness and in my strength..."
I have no idea what song or artist this is taken from. I've searched everywhere but can't find any reggae or dancehall song named Starchild or anything like it.
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