Sublime was a reggae dub/punk band from Long Beach, California, United States. A more detailed look at the band's stylistic influences reveals a mix of reggae and dub, ska, punk, progressive rock, acoustic rock and hip-hop. The band consisted of three members: Bradley Nowell (vocals and guitar), Bud Gaugh (drums), and Eric Wilson (bass guitar). The band achieved mainstream success with their self-titled third album, but Brad died of a heroin overdose shortly before and the band broke up soon after. The band is still considered influential today, and their music sees heavy airplay on American Alternative radio stations. From 1988 through the mid 1990s, Sublime toured heavily throughout southern California and garnered a substantial following of surfers and skater punks. The band sold their initial recordings at live shows???eventually including their first full-length album
| 1 | Rivers of Babylon | 40 Oz. To Freedom |
| 2 | April 29, 1992 (Leary) | Second Hand Smoke |
| 3 | Saw Red | Robbin' The Hood |
| 4 | Let's Go Get Stoned | 40 Oz. To Freedom |
| 5 | It's Who You Know | Bradley Nowell and Friends |
| 6 | What's Really Goin Wrong | Second Hand Smoke |
| 7 | Waiting For My Ruca | 40 Oz. To Freedom |
| 8 | Marley Medley | Bradley Nowell and Friends |
| 9 | Seed | Sublime |
| 10 | Chico Me Tipo | 40 Oz. To Freedom |
| 11 | Doin' Time | Second Hand Smoke |
| 12 | Under My Voodoo | Sublime |
| 13 | Raleigh Soliloquy Pt. I | Robbin' The Hood |
| 14 | What I Got | Sublime: Greatest Hits |
| 15 | Live At E's | 40 Oz. To Freedom |
| 16 | Thanks | 40 Oz. To Freedom |
| 17 | The Ballad Of Johnny Butt | Sublime |
| 18 | Scarelet Begonias | 40 Oz. To Freedom |
| 19 | Wrong Way | Sublime: Greatest Hits |
| 20 | Same In The End | Sublime |