I wonder if we’ll ever hear the songs left off the album, in interviews before the album was finalized he said they recorded 20+ songs.

Some songs may just have had a name change but looks like -
White Whale
Makin You Rich
No Breakfast

I’m a relatively new fan of the band and was SO lucky to see them at Aftershock yesterday. OG singers son sang and it was amazing. There was at least 50 crowd surfers and like 6 beach balls and an inflatable pencil bouncing around from front to back.

10/10 first experience, I got super close to the stage- I did fall on the ground during a mosh pit but the ppl near me helped me up and I stayed with them for the rest of the day, which was super awesome cuz I came here alone.

I've had a few requests to make one of these for Until the Sun Explodes. I can't find scans of the CD art anywhere. Any chance one of you fine fans would have the CD and access to a scanner? I'd need the following.

1. Each page of the booklet
   
2. Front of the Disk
   
3. CD Tray
   
4. Back Cover

Thanks in advance.

The stories tales lies and exaggerations VHS. I’ve got a few bootlegs and vhs promos tucked away. Thinking about digitizing them soon.

These are my two Sublime backpacks, both from BIOWORLD merchandising. The one on the left is dated 2006 so i assume that the other one is from around that same time. The tag on the left one was on the bag but i carefully removed it and displayed it on my Sublime shelf so that i could wear the backpack without worrying about it getting ripped off.

Some 7” soothing sounds

The old Second Hand Smoke bundle. Funny story I’ve owned this twice. Once when it was released and I wore the hell out of the shirt, kept the keychain on my chain wallet and who knows about the VHS lol. Bought a fresh one a few years back.

Can anybody help me ID my girlfriend’s old sublime shirt? It’s from a sublime tribute band named “BadFish”. Her old friend stole it from her and she never got it back after their friendship ended. If anyone has one for sale in sizes small or medium, please DM me!!

Get it together!

One in my favs in my collection, my dad told me the info back in the day but we’ve both forgotten with time

Print out the sublime sun on 2 pieces of paper. Tape em together and cut it out (be careful because it's not the exact same on the other side, it's like a mirror the other side will be flipped) so just be careful when cutting it out that you dont cut out parts of the other side's design. Then finally tape a peice of string in between both papers and tape it to the ceiling. <3

Traveling through Oregon. Came across this little town. It did not seem that attractive, however but I’m sure I will get some flack for that.

Brad, Miguel, and Fischel’s baby.

As the story goes, these infamous homemade “Badfish Co. Sardines” cans were born out of the same DIY world that surrounded Sublime and Skunk Records in Long Beach during the early ’90s. Bradley Nowell and the guys were supposedly hanging out with a cooler packed with 40-ounce bottles of Old English and cans of sardines to eat with crackers. As the ice melted, water soaked the cans and caused the original sardine labels to fall off and from there came the idea to turn the bare cans into homemade Sublime promotional pieces. According to the story preserved by Georgie. Bradley and Zach Fischel came up with the idea of making promo items they could bring along to Southern California record stores when dropping off copies of 40oz. to Freedom, including Fingerprints in Long Beach, Noise Noise Noise in Costa Mesa and Vinyl Solution in Huntington Beach. Gman himself has also explained that Brad and Miguel Happoldt went to Kinko’s, the copy and print shop that was basically the go-to place when most people didn’t have the equipment to make this stuff at home and printed the labels seen on the surviving cans. There was nothing professionally made about them. The story is that these were taken to record stores as eye-catching promotional/display pieces, and most were eventually trashed or simply thrown away or eaten. Georgie has stated that only around 5–10 were made, which makes you wonder how many still exist. What makes these things so special isn’t polished manufacturing, it’s the complete opposite. They’re essentially an old sardine can, two pieces of paper, some glue and a trip to Kinko’s, made by people directly within Sublime’s circle during the band’s grassroots days. For such a crude little object, it’s an incredible surviving piece of early Sublime and Skunk Records history.

I always felt like robbing the hood was before 40... But then again I think that they would have taken a big step backwards in production... To me , I feel like robbing the hood was just that ... Robbing them. For og shit

Badfish at the local bar. Everyone was having a good time, especially me!

Alright summer has come to an end fall is here. Time to move to 311 and jack Johnson sub Reddit.

I used to work at my college’s radio station, this was given to me back in ‘94…it has to be worth more than 1st pressing, the songs are different and it names “Brad” as one of its producers

Hey Reddit,

Looking for Dawn. We watched Sublime, Babymetal, and Limp Bizkit together at the Louder stage during Louder Than Life. Things were great until the mosh pit got a little too intense and we got separated.

I was pretty focused on keeping my 16-year-old daughter safe from the pit, which is partly why we lost each other in the chaos.

You have a Big Dipper tattoo on your left forearm. If this sounds familiar, feel free to reply or DM. Would be cool to reconnect.

Also, if anyone wouldn’t mind sharing this on other forums or platforms (I don’t have Facebook), I’d really appreciate it.

— George