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I'm back on "Robbin the hood" from sublime. Old but fantastic.
Ha! Just listened to that one this morning. The bassline in greatest hits always gets me
Sublime is timeless to me. Wish there were more of it. Looking at you too Blind Melon 😞
Dancing with Mr. Brownstone is pretty predictable unfortunately. RIP to those two and so many more.
I actually grew up near where blind melon were from. Got to see them a few times in small clubs. Drugs are fun until they're not...
Been ages since I've listened to it until just the other day i took it for a spin. Funny how much i still remember, even those ridiculous Raleigh soliloquies. That really is a great album, crazy how young they were making such good music