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| 1994 release of Brad, Eric & Bud's soothing, nerve-wracking mix of thrash, punk, ska, dub reggae and more. With guest Gwen Stefani (No Doubt). |
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| 1 Waiting for Bud |
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| 2 Steady B Loop Dub |
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| 3 Raleigh Soliloquy, Pt. I |
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| 4 Pool Shark [Original] |
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| 5 Steppin' Razor |
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| 6 Greatest-Hits |
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| 7 Free Loop Dub/Q-Ball |
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| 8 Saw Red |
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| 9 Work That We Do |
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| 10 Lincoln Highway Dub |
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| 11 Pool Shark [Acoustic] |
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| 12 Cisco Kid |
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| 13 Raleigh Soliloquy, Pt. II |
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| 14 STP |
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| 15 Boss D.J. |
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| 16 I Don't Care Too Much for Reggae Dub |
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| 17 Falling Idols |
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| 18 All You Need |
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| 19 Freeway Time in LA County Jail |
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| 20 Mary |
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| 21 Raleigh Soliloquy, Pt. III |
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| 22 [Untitled] |
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Album Review
Pieced together rather quickly, "Robbin' the Hood" wasn't really intended to be the followup to Sublime's debut "40 Oz. to Freedom", but what is shocking is how much better the record is from its predecessor. Boasting a wider range of influences -- including elements of reggae and old-school hip-hop -- the record is a loose, infectious blend of styles that rides along on its own sense of energy. Brad Nowell's songwriting might still be at a rudimentary level, but the group sounds more muscular and musical than before, demonstrating that the breakthrough of its sole major-label record, "Sublime", wasn't an accident. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine, All Music Guide
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