At the height of my guitar playing teenage youth, there was always one genre of music that I absolutely LOVED to play; the not-too-serious rhythms, fun musical motions, simple chord progressions, and of course, soulful lyrical ballads of reggae all contributed to my eventual love of Sublime. The early 90s reggae/ska 3-piece out of California proved to be a very formidable band. Their success of 40 Oz to Freedom, originally released on their own Skunk Records label, became a smash hit, catching the attention of major label MCA and blasting the then-dubbed "college rock" group right smack dab into the limelight of music goers far and wide.
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Friday, August 27, 2010
Sublime with Rome @ Kool Haus, August 21st 2010
At the height of my guitar playing teenage youth, there was always one genre of music that I absolutely LOVED to play; the not-too-serious rhythms, fun musical motions, simple chord progressions, and of course, soulful lyrical ballads of reggae all contributed to my eventual love of Sublime. The early 90s reggae/ska 3-piece out of California proved to be a very formidable band. Their success of 40 Oz to Freedom, originally released on their own Skunk Records label, became a smash hit, catching the attention of major label MCA and blasting the then-dubbed "college rock" group right smack dab into the limelight of music goers far and wide.
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