This is one of the best Sublime songs by far, and before I knew what it was about, I just kind of liked the sound of it, the bass, the singing, but now that I know what it is about, it takes on a whole other meaning, and while it is sad that he died, he probably would have never written this song if he wasn't on drugs. So, we can thank drugs for Sublime's profound lyrics and sound. I'm just glad Bradley didn't burn out too soon before he put out enough material to satisfy me. Sure, he died too young, but he sure made a ton of music in that time, which says a lot about the guy and his bandmates. This song just has that "awesome" factor to it. It sounds bootleg, and has Bradley sounding at his best voice-wise, although the sound quality isn't that good. Either way, a song I will probably listen to until the day I die.
This is one of the best Sublime songs by far, and before I knew what it was about, I just kind of liked the sound of it, the bass, the singing, but now that I know what it is about, it takes on a whole other meaning, and while it is sad that he died, he probably would have never written this song if he wasn't on drugs. So, we can thank drugs for Sublime's profound lyrics and sound. I'm just glad Bradley didn't burn out too soon before he put out enough material to satisfy me. Sure, he died too young, but he sure made a ton of music in that time, which says a lot about the guy and his bandmates. This song just has that "awesome" factor to it. It sounds bootleg, and has Bradley sounding at his best voice-wise, although the sound quality isn't that good. Either way, a song I will probably listen to until the day I die.