Full length albums

                    1991 Jah Won't Pay The Bills (cassette only)-[not available]

                    Four tracks off this album showed up on 40 oz. to Freedom rerecorded, but there are still
                    plenty of tracks from some of the earliest days, which have not since been released... maybe
                    someday again. Although, we'd bet against the possibility, finding an old copy of this one
                    would be a truly great find. (includes: original Ball and Chain, demo of Date Rape, original
                    Slowride, original Don't Push, and Had a DAT)
 
 

                    1992 40 oz. to Freedom (CD and cassette)

                    Labeled an indie cult classic, 40 oz. woke a lot of bored music lovers. The
                    combination of punk, dub/reggae, ska, hip-hop, and plenty of other elements
                    bouncing in and out and through each other noted a groundbreaking approach to
                    making music the D.I.Y. way. More than four years after its initial release, thousands of
                    consumers per week are still discovering this collectors' essential. Only some copies of
                    this album are still available with Sublime's stylistic calling card song Get Out and the
                    desert campfire classic Rawhide, as both were removed because of some communist legal crap.
                    (includes: Ebin, Don't Push, Scarlet Begonias [Grateful Dead], We're Only Gonna Die For Our
                    Own Arrogance [Bad Religion], Date Rape, Badfish)
 

                    1993 Chiva Keneevil (cassette only)-[not available]

                    A precursor to Robbin' the Hood, this one is probably even harder to find than Jah Won't
                    Pay... Most of its contents have seen the light of day somewhere else.
 
 

                    1994 Robbin' the Hood (CD only)

                    Making quite a few '94 top ten lists, this subversive, experimental masterpiece
                    has eluded the passive listener and stoked the fanatic. Ranging from brilliance
                    on the four track home recorder in various SoCal living rooms to insanity from a
                    certifiable science fiction writer (the rantings of Raleigh Theodore Sakers, who was heard
                    to have been recently playing the Irish club scene in Los Alamitos, California), Robbin'
                    explores so many different avenues of music and beyond that it's difficult to believe it all
                    came from the same collective of artists. Many have compared it to the Beastie Boys'
                    Sophomore release, Paul's Boutique not for the music, but for the chances it took and the
                    place it held in Sublime's constant growth as a musical force. (includes: Greatest Hits, Saw
                    Red [featuring Gwen from No Doubt], Pool Shark, All You Need, Work That We Do, Secret
                    Tweeker Pad)
 

 
                    1996 Sublime (Cd and cassette)

                    Heckler Magazine calls it "a masterpiece" and "an instant classic." Countless others have
                    been quoted similarly. Time magazine says: "Best rock release of the year." Stories keep
                    coming back from the road that all kinds of bands have had this album playing constantly
                    throughout their entire tour (on the bus, between acts at shows, in Gwen Stefani's hotel
                    room...). This major label debut marks a maturation into Sublime's most cohesive work to
                    date. Many tracks produced by Butthole Surfer Paul Leary (Meat Puppets, Ween) and a few
                    others by David Kahne (Fishbone, Soul Coughing) are combined to form a roller coaster of
                    auditory avenues. Few albums have ever delved into so many genres and come out this solid.
                    (includes Wrong Way, Doin' Time, What I Got, Santeria, April 29, 1992 [Miami], Paddle Out)
 

                    1995 Badfish CD-5 (CD only)

                    (includes original Don't Push, a live recording of We're Only Gonna Die..., two previously
                    unreleased tracks: Roots of Creation, an early demo recording from '87-88 and a live dub
                    from Commotion in San Francisco, '94
 

                    Vinyl

                    1994 Work That We Do (7") (includes Slowride, Lou Makes Friends)

                    1995 Date Rape (12") (includes Steppin' Razor, Greatest Hits, Free Loop Dub)

                    1996 All You Need (7")

                    This is a true collectible, as it is a split with Chicago monsters of rock, the Wesley
                    Willis Fiasco, who toured on both coasts with sublime and, like sublime, are no longer
                    together. Sublime's track is from Robbin' the Hood and WWF's Get on the Bus is from their
                    only full length release, Spookydisharmonious-conflicthellride.

                    1996 What I Got (12")

                    (includes What I Got {original demo version}, Doin' Time, Get Ready, April 29, 1992 [Miami])
 
 
 

                    Compilations

                    Punk Sucks (All You Need) Liberation 1995

                    Mallrats (Smoke Two Joints) MCA Records 1995

                    Misfits of Ska (Romeo) Dill Records 1994

                    Hempilation (Legalize It) Capricorn Records 1995

                    Fox Hunt (All You Need) Rhino Records 1996

                    Saturday Morning: Cartoon's Greatest Hits (Hong Kong Phooey) MCA Records 1995

                    Punk Rock Jukebox (We're Only Gonna Die For Our Own Arrogance - Live) Revelation 1995

                    MOM: Music For Our Mother Earth (Badfish) Surf Dog Records/ Interscope Records 1996

                    Tromeo & Juliet

                    Romeo - title song in the underground horror/ B-movie; no album available. Troma is the
                    company responsible for such classics as Biker Sluts from Hell, Toxic Avenger and Class of
                    Nuk'em High -- Troma 1996

                    Go Big (New Thrash and CD ROM with some documentary footage on sublime) OM Records 1995

                    Surf, skate, snow, and active culture videos featuring the music of Sublime are too numerous
                    to list... take your chances on just about anything produced between 1992 and 1996...
                    there's probably some sublime in there somewhere.
 

                    International releases

                    Canada

                    Full length compilation of 40 oz. to Freedom and Robbin' the Hood (includes everything from
                    Waiting for my Ruca to STP, from Date Rape to Free Loop Dub). This is a great album to track
                    down if you want to turn your not-so-musically-cultured friend into a real sublime fan)
                    MCA-Canada 1995.

                    Australia

                    Full length. Most of 40 oz. to Freedom plus bonus otherwise unreleased tracks: original
                    4-track Garden Grove, original demo of Ebin, and an untitled dub recorded live at S.F.'s
                    Commotion in 1994 - same as on Badfish CD-5. Liberation/Mushroom 1995

                    Living in a Boring Nation (includes Date Rape, Roots of Creation, New Thrash, We're Only
                    Gonna Die For Our Own Arrogance live, and Badfish) Liberation/Mushroom 1996

                    Collision: compilation CD (includes Secret Tweeker Pad) Liberation/Mushroom 1996

                    Robbin' the Hood

                    Bonuses included: original demo of Date Rape from '87-'88 and sup-herb recanting of the
                    legendary Bob Marley's Trenchtown Rock. It is a mistake not to own something with this song
                    on it. Just listen. You'll know. Liberation/Mushroom 1996