I know I'm not alone in this but Sublime is and will always be my favorite band and Brad my favorite artist. It's exactly like they said in the video, he knew how to fuse so many genres seamlessly.
So true, I feel privileged to have been a kid in the 90s what a great time to be a kid. Although sometimes I wish I could’ve experienced the 90s as a young adult…. Young adults today who weren’t alive in the mid-late 90s have no clue how great it truly was…
I could listen to this forever sublime is literally my favorite band. It’s crazy that 40 oz. To Freedom came out 30 years ago. I’m only 18 right now, but I really appreciate that album and especially this song. I cried about Bradley’s death even though I wasn’t born at the time. I’m going to start college soon and I’m planning on becoming an animator. I stopped drawing for a long time, but once I found out about sublime they inspired me to pick up a pencil and draw. I would also stare at the 40 oz. To Freedom album cover a lot. The art is beautiful and I fell in love with creating art again. I draw listening to Sublime’s music every day now. This band has such a big impact on me even though I’ve just been listening to them for a couple of years. Thank you Sublime🌞💛
I know how you feel. Im 37. When I first got 40 Oz. It was on cassette in 1997, I was 13. Didnt know Brad was dead when I first got into them, had heard them on the radio, and I cried too. All the way in NJ. Just my favorite band forever. Lucky I figured that out so young.
I’m 20 and just got into Sublime like 2 years ago but looking at it now I’ve always been into sublime just didn’t know it. My dad would play it in the car when I was like 6
Greatest band of all time with the best vibe as well. Love to everyone in here and forever more. Bradley never died. His energy is very much alive in the music. It makes me happy that so many more other people still come to respect enjoy and love over Sublime.
@@otterjones5580 The cops like it too, that's why they keep pulling you over so they can hear it! But they can't drink booze or smoke weed on the job because they have to drive, that's why they're angry at you.
Its nice to see alot of these videos finally being made and people still paying attention. Brad was really a revolutionary musician and just endlessly creative genius... his music was and is so timeless and so relevant on a soulful and spiritual level in the world in general and even just further beyond in so many more places and dimensions of time and space. Too many people in the world today are so much in need of the hope and joy and the undeniably obvious spiritual uplift that is just so inevitable and presently prominent when/wherever the truth, hurt, pain, and infinitely endless love and joy for living that this human beings voice and soul emanates wherever it may ring through a speaker or headphones etc....This mans music and the people who inspired him will always ring true in my soul on such a deep and emotional level. Rest In Paradise Bradley James and Lou Dogg Nowell. We all know you're sitting on a cloud somewhere in heaven steumming an acoustic guitar with the rest of the legendary OGs and revolutionaries while their mouths hang open in utter amazement and awe. Hope Bud and Eric are making some kind of a hslf decent living to survive with their heads above water and just in a better headspace in general than all 3 of these guys have had to endure in the past. So much suffering and love and effort was put into having this music exist today that all we can do is be grateful while bowing our heads in respect for all the personal and families' losses that this legacy carries. And onward we shall continue to bump this shit and carry it further. As I grow older and meet more and more older folks in the California and Los Angeles areas, I meet more and more people that have such lovely memories and stories to share of either seeing Sublime at some point at a small backyard show or knowing/chopping it up with Brad personally back in the day and they all seem better for knowing him/this music in some way. No lies.
I watched this and was like damn, it's over already? That was awesome, I'd love to hear more stories from you guys. Most of the stuff out there is really old/low quality, but obviously so precious.
Catch some awesome Sublime stories on Bradley’s House Podcast.. hosted By Brads sister and some amazing Sublime guests and stories.. find us on UA-cam or anywhere podcasts are available. Bradley’s House
Soo underrated!!! This band should be way bigger then what they are!!!! When are they gonna be nominated for The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. How do you make a suggestion for dat cuz they deserve to be in there.
_Rest In Paradise Bradley James and Lou Dogg Nowell._ We all know you're sitting on a cloud somewhere in heaven steumming an acoustic guitar with the rest of the legendary OGs and revolutionaries while their mouths hang open in utter amazement and awe. Hope Bud and Eric are making some kind of a hslf decent living to survive with their heads above water and just in a better headspace in general than all 3 of these guys have had to endure in the past. So much suffering and love and effort was put into having this music exist today that all we can do is be grateful while bowing our heads in respect for all the personal and families' losses that this legacy carries. And onward we shall continue to bump this shit and carry it further. As I grow older and meet more and more older folks in the California and Los Angeles areas, I meet more and more people that have such lovely memories and stories to share of either seeing Sublime at some point at a small backyard show or knowing/chopping it up with Brad personally back in the day and they all honestly seem that much better in some kind of profound way for knowing him/his music. What a legend.
Sublime helped me cope through a difficult period in my young life and with the sound and voice of Brad I was able to ride through that storm through sheer positivity. Which has since helped made me who I am today.
I had the pleasure of getting this done by the man opie himself and damn man all these guys are the most down to earth raddest most inspiring chilled out legends I ever met
2:25 The lyric is actually "rock me tonight for old time sake" It's ripped from a Freddie Jackson song of the same name. It's a minor detail but kinda frustrating that The Official Sublime dosen't know Brad's lyrics and most likely got those lyrics from a google search.
OMG this is gonna be epic. Arguably the best Sublime record, with, IMO… the band’s best cover art, done by one dope ass artist (yo Opie!) is getting the mini docu / behind the scenes treatment? Definitely looking forward to this one.
This was an amazing watch and everything about this was fantastic, from the stories to the music to the animation. Very well done stuff! Thank you! And the bit at the end really got me about how he was with people. A beautiful soul. ❤
I kept hearing these two songs on the radio, I'd never heard anything like it before and it was blowing my mind, but I always missed the DJ saying who it was. Finally I caught it, "that was Santaria by Sublime". Went and bought the self titled album, 40oz To Freedom, and Robbin The Hood about an hour later and immediately became obsessed. Two days later I was talking to my friend about them and he said 'You know the singer died, right?' Never actually felt like I'd be punched in the gut without actually having been punched in the gut before, I was legitimately devastated. That was late '96, and 26 years later, I still really havent gotten over it...I listen to a fairly broad range of different kinds of music, and out of everything I've ever heard over the last 40+ years, nothing has ever come close to affecting me the way Sublime, and I doubt anything ever will. Forever missed...
Thank you for this as a long-term heroin addict in recovery I really needed to hear something positive about one of the most influential bands of my generation I loved it.
Love all Sublime an Long Beach Dub Allatars. Met Opie in Cincinnati at Bogarts years ago before the show. He was just out walking around in the crowd. Super cool.
The animation is dope. Also as a fan that just really enjoyed the whole vibe of Sublime, and was never in their sphere. It's great for this to come out. Most of it I knew, but all of the info and animation together. Painted a more refined depiction. Thank you. That was awesome!
Thank you for taking to the time to piece this together, this was incredible for us fans 🙌🌞 Sublime is Life. I'm making Bradley's custom brown guitar this summer.
When I was young I knew a girl named Sarah Owens she lived down the street and she had got signatures on a bunch of CDs and she said she used to watch them play in the garage when she was little and she met them all pretty awesome
I first heard Date Rape on KROQ in California and had 40 oz to freedom on tape. Thanks for the post. It was sad when the self titled album came out and Brad had already passed .
I know I'm not alone in this but Sublime is and will always be my favorite band and Brad my favorite artist. It's exactly like they said in the video, he knew how to fuse so many genres seamlessly.
Man I wish we could go back in time and replay the 90s,I never thought I'd say that but it was so much better then than it is now.
Way way better.. I'll take my beeper and a payphone over all this smartphone and social media horse shit
Is anyone else only seein one comment
So true, I feel privileged to have been a kid in the 90s what a great time to be a kid. Although sometimes I wish I could’ve experienced the 90s as a young adult…. Young adults today who weren’t alive in the mid-late 90s have no clue how great it truly was…
@@McK9999 🤣 seriously, I would take beepers and pay phones over smart phones, social media, and existential dread lol any day
Damn strait, think about it, no iPhones, we just lived life and enjoy every and any experience 🤟
I could listen to this forever sublime is literally my favorite band. It’s crazy that 40 oz. To Freedom came out 30 years ago. I’m only 18 right now, but I really appreciate that album and especially this song. I cried about Bradley’s death even though I wasn’t born at the time. I’m going to start college soon and I’m planning on becoming an animator. I stopped drawing for a long time, but once I found out about sublime they inspired me to pick up a pencil and draw. I would also stare at the 40 oz. To Freedom album cover a lot. The art is beautiful and I fell in love with creating art again. I draw listening to Sublime’s music every day now. This band has such a big impact on me even though I’ve just been listening to them for a couple of years. Thank you Sublime🌞💛
Jakob Nowell has a band named LAW. He sounds JUST like his dad and it is GREAT!!!
Thanks for the tip ... closed my eyes as I listened to LAW - "Locked Away In San Diego" ... agreed, JUST like his dad.
I know how you feel. Im 37. When I first got 40 Oz. It was on cassette in 1997, I was 13. Didnt know Brad was dead when I first got into them, had heard them on the radio, and I cried too. All the way in NJ. Just my favorite band forever. Lucky I figured that out so young.
I’m 20 and just got into Sublime like 2 years ago but looking at it now I’ve always been into sublime just didn’t know it. My dad would play it in the car when I was like 6
@@patriciabartlett6099 I’ve only listened to one song by LAW. I definitely need to listen to more
Greatest band of all time with the best vibe as well. Love to everyone in here and forever more. Bradley never died. His energy is very much alive in the music. It makes me happy that so many more other people still come to respect enjoy and love over Sublime.
It is also in his son, Jakob Nowell.
He lives in forever in our hearts and our ears
@@larsonfamilyhouse And when I have beers, it lives forever in my neighbors' ears as well :)
Love blasting Sublime downtown with the windows down.
@@otterjones5580 The cops like it too, that's why they keep pulling you over so they can hear it! But they can't drink booze or smoke weed on the job because they have to drive, that's why they're angry at you.
The best all time band. We all could relate to them. West coast Styley.
Stylee
Stand corrected!
Its nice to see alot of these videos finally being made and people still paying attention. Brad was really a revolutionary musician and just endlessly creative genius... his music was and is so timeless and so relevant on a soulful and spiritual level in the world in general and even just further beyond in so many more places and dimensions of time and space. Too many people in the world today are so much in need of the hope and joy and the undeniably obvious spiritual uplift that is just so inevitable and presently prominent when/wherever the truth, hurt, pain, and infinitely endless love and joy for living that this human beings voice and soul emanates wherever it may ring through a speaker or headphones etc....This mans music and the people who inspired him will always ring true in my soul on such a deep and emotional level.
Rest In Paradise Bradley James and Lou Dogg Nowell.
We all know you're sitting on a cloud somewhere in heaven steumming an acoustic guitar with the rest of the legendary OGs and revolutionaries while their mouths hang open in utter amazement and awe. Hope Bud and Eric are making some kind of a hslf decent living to survive with their heads above water and just in a better headspace in general than all 3 of these guys have had to endure in the past. So much suffering and love and effort was put into having this music exist today that all we can do is be grateful while bowing our heads in respect for all the personal and families' losses that this legacy carries. And onward we shall continue to bump this shit and carry it further. As I grow older and meet more and more older folks in the California and Los Angeles areas, I meet more and more people that have such lovely memories and stories to share of either seeing Sublime at some point at a small backyard show or knowing/chopping it up with Brad personally back in the day and they all seem better for knowing him/this music in some way. No lies.
I watched this and was like damn, it's over already? That was awesome, I'd love to hear more stories from you guys. Most of the stuff out there is really old/low quality, but obviously so precious.
Catch some awesome Sublime stories on Bradley’s House Podcast.. hosted By Brads sister and some amazing Sublime guests and stories.. find us on UA-cam or anywhere podcasts are available. Bradley’s House
Soo underrated!!! This band should be way bigger then what they are!!!! When are they gonna be nominated for The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. How do you make a suggestion for dat cuz they deserve to be in there.
_Rest In Paradise Bradley James and Lou Dogg Nowell._
We all know you're sitting on a cloud somewhere in heaven steumming an acoustic guitar with the rest of the legendary OGs and revolutionaries while their mouths hang open in utter amazement and awe. Hope Bud and Eric are making some kind of a hslf decent living to survive with their heads above water and just in a better headspace in general than all 3 of these guys have had to endure in the past. So much suffering and love and effort was put into having this music exist today that all we can do is be grateful while bowing our heads in respect for all the personal and families' losses that this legacy carries. And onward we shall continue to bump this shit and carry it further. As I grow older and meet more and more older folks in the California and Los Angeles areas, I meet more and more people that have such lovely memories and stories to share of either seeing Sublime at some point at a small backyard show or knowing/chopping it up with Brad personally back in the day and they all honestly seem that much better in some kind of profound way for knowing him/his music. What a legend.
It's hilarious how it shows Eric and Bud as kids yet, their all tatted up haha 😆. This was great though. Thanks to whoever put this together m
Sublime helped me cope through a difficult period in my young life and with the sound and voice of Brad I was able to ride through that storm through sheer positivity. Which has since helped made me who I am today.
Timeless tunes
Why this give me tears.
Cuz i'm old and I love my youth.
Love you Bradley 💚 always in my heart 🫶🏿
I loooooooooove this!!!!!!!
I had the pleasure of getting this done by the man opie himself and damn man all these guys are the most down to earth raddest most inspiring chilled out legends I ever met
Long live Sublime!! 🌞
2:25 The lyric is actually "rock me tonight for old time sake" It's ripped from a Freddie Jackson song of the same name. It's a minor detail but kinda frustrating that The Official Sublime dosen't know Brad's lyrics and most likely got those lyrics from a google search.
Hey man I did not know that thank you🙏 I noticed they fucked up on the lyrics too
I noticed that too.
Beat me to it.
Reminds me of the good ole days
OMG this is gonna be epic. Arguably the best Sublime record, with, IMO… the band’s best cover art, done by one dope ass artist (yo Opie!) is getting the mini docu / behind the scenes treatment? Definitely looking forward to this one.
Timeless
Epic 7 minutes 🌞
Right in the childhood. I would have been so sad to grow up without them. Forever grateful for what they’ve given us :) like hella
Chills up and down my spine. A masterpiece.
Loved it. I want more
Hell yeah! Sublime FOREVER
This was an amazing watch and everything about this was fantastic, from the stories to the music to the animation. Very well done stuff! Thank you! And the bit at the end really got me about how he was with people. A beautiful soul. ❤
I kept hearing these two songs on the radio, I'd never heard anything like it before and it was blowing my mind, but I always missed the DJ saying who it was. Finally I caught it, "that was Santaria by Sublime". Went and bought the self titled album, 40oz To Freedom, and Robbin The Hood about an hour later and immediately became obsessed. Two days later I was talking to my friend about them and he said 'You know the singer died, right?' Never actually felt like I'd be punched in the gut without actually having been punched in the gut before, I was legitimately devastated. That was late '96, and 26 years later, I still really havent gotten over it...I listen to a fairly broad range of different kinds of music, and out of everything I've ever heard over the last 40+ years, nothing has ever come close to affecting me the way Sublime, and I doubt anything ever will. Forever missed...
I’d love to see more like this.
This was so fantastic! Really well produced. Thank you.
SUBLIME FOREVER🌞🍄🌞
favorite band, my favorite album, could listen to it on repeat to I die
WOOOOOO SUBLIME
Thank you for this as a long-term heroin addict in recovery I really needed to hear something positive about one of the most influential bands of my generation I loved it.
I love this, I love sublime...
Thank you.
I am forever envious that my mom got to see Bradley before he died in concert what a great band and what a great man
Rest In Peace Brad, your music lives on forever 🤘
La mera vena estos vatos . . .
Love all Sublime an Long Beach Dub Allatars. Met Opie in Cincinnati at Bogarts years ago before the show. He was just out walking around in the crowd. Super cool.
Love y’all 💝🥳 thank you for the jams
Great little video. I"ve been a huge fan of sublime since the 90's. They always mae their way into my rotation
My childhood ♥️🤙
bring it!
Back before they were famous my mom use to hang out with them and the stories she told me is crazy !
I love sublime
My chills won’t go away.
Beautiful
Awesome
beautiful animation. thx opie.
Thank you!....just thank you for this
Thanks!
What an amazing story.
thanks for showing us all the love you have found
Wow ❤️
Yes!!!! Been waiting
Applause 👏
Much love all the way from South Texas 956 😗💨 still blazing 💨☁️music is a beautiful thing 🪐
I wanna cry
My favorite band😱
We miss you brad - you are one of my heroes and one of the best that ever did it. Love you brother
Omg… can’t wait!
Thi album that changed my life forever
Gotta pay respect to the true OGs ! Thank you LBC . SUBLIME
Sublime is classic!
Love this!!!
The animation is dope. Also as a fan that just really enjoyed the whole vibe of Sublime, and was never in their sphere. It's great for this to come out. Most of it I knew, but all of the info and animation together. Painted a more refined depiction. Thank you. That was awesome!
So awesome, man I miss Brad.
🙏🤙🤘🎸🤘🌴🌊
Hermoso! ❤️
LEGENDS!!!!🔥🔥🔥
Thank you for taking to the time to piece this together,
this was incredible for us fans 🙌🌞 Sublime is Life.
I'm making Bradley's custom brown guitar this summer.
Check out Bradley’s House Podcast hosted by Brads Sister Kellie
@@jaysnow6501 Thank you love that podcast too, I hope to speak to Kellie someday soon about the Documentary I am piecing together.
Oh man!!!
Love it! 🇧🇷
Muuuito boom 🇧🇷🇧🇷
When I was young I knew a girl named Sarah Owens she lived down the street and she had got signatures on a bunch of CDs and she said she used to watch them play in the garage when she was little and she met them all pretty awesome
Love
Dopest visuals I've ever seen, perfect representation for the dopest band ever! #areyouabadfishtoo
I cant wait for this shit
Sublime doc in this style when?
ありがとう！サブライム
🥲 Thanks guys. Keep on. ✊
this was awesome!
That was awesome. Thanks! Look at all the love we’ve found! ❤️
So good!
Tell us more!!
iNCREDIBLE BROOO!!!! THIS IS AMAZING, I LOVE YOUR MUSIC !!!! SALUDOS DESDE PERÚUU
yo this needs to be feature length ASAP. Could watch like 3 hours of this
can’t wait !!:>
Seen em twice now, both times I barely remember. As it should be.
You seen sublime!! That’s too cool dude! May I ask what dates you saw them? I like looking up all their concerts
@@killybilly685 well sublime with rome. I wish it was regular sublime. Still a killer show.
@@lewisdownstein2881 yeah I figured still dope tho I really wanna see SWR but I live in Saskatoon Saskatchewan!😭😂
🖤🖤🖤
Miss you brad❤️
I could listen to this 15 seconds until the premier.
lol
such an inspiration. your music keeps me going everyday. keep jamming, I love singing every song.
Sam Wurtsmith
Am really impressed with your comment.. can we be friends let's talk, if you don't mind friendship.. Thank you👍
I first heard Date Rape on KROQ in California and had 40 oz to freedom on tape. Thanks for the post. It was sad when the self titled album came out and Brad had already passed .
So Rad!!!
wow amazingly interesting ❤️
FUCK YES
Very good video
Grew up on sublime. 562 represent long beach, paramount.
Everyone who worked on this video killed it , this band rocks unironically. For all the sublimes please don't make it cringe for all of us
I just shared this with 20 people 🤘
I love dis shit man.
This was RAD!!! Well done!!!