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xrdstv wrote:
It was a fun goof Back In The Day but 27 years later it still feels overplayed.
Never thought I'd say this here but, "this is horrible". Won't even rate it as I never rate songs negatively ( I may have once or twice but I've been here for quite a while.
It was a fun goof Back In The Day but 27 years later it still feels overplayed.
Dodgy lyrics?
Never thought I'd say this here but, "this is horrible". Won't even rate it as I never rate songs negatively ( I may have once or twice but I've been here for quite a while.
The bassline in this song is underrated. It's very subtle, but if you listen closely, he's doing some pretty smooth stuff.
coloradojohn wrote:
Your stories are always great. Thank You for sharing them!
What a fun song! Always gets me and whomever else is around into a sing-along frenzy. Forever reminds me of being on vacation from Japan in a pub at Seal Beach when it came out. The Japanese gals I was with really got into it too. 'PARTY GONE WILD' TUNE!
Your stories are always great. Thank You for sharing them!
too much drama in the LBC?
SmackDaddy wrote:
Sublime is much more complex than that. Sublime's lyrics and melding of musical styles provides a rich, complex, and often contradictory insight into the youth culture of LA/Long Beach at the time. The socialogical views embeded in it shed light on interesting dichotomies that exist for many of todays kids/young adults. You could make an entire college course out of analyzing the themes presented in their music and how it reflects upon our society at large.
Plus, they're a great band.
Sublime is much more complex than that. Sublime's lyrics and melding of musical styles provides a rich, complex, and often contradictory insight into the youth culture of LA/Long Beach at the time. The socialogical views embeded in it shed light on interesting dichotomies that exist for many of todays kids/young adults. You could make an entire college course out of analyzing the themes presented in their music and how it reflects upon our society at large.
Plus, they're a great band.
this is what we need for this saturday afternoon in aug 2022:
peppy music
peppy music
sfoster66 wrote:
I don't care. As long as the negative comments aren't nasty or obscene! Everybody has different tastes, and a right to an opinion. And, people have different ways of communicating their views. Some brief & some engage in a long discourse!
The comments for this track and the newly associated "thumbs" bring to mind a truism that I find since RP has switched to this "liking" system after the launch of the newer site. Positive comments, no matter how vapid, rise to the top with all the likes. Negative comments, no matter the level of critism, get thumb downed into oblivion. Personally, I prefer having some discourse...a discussion about the song and/or artist. I'd gladly do away with the "liking" of comments as I think its destroyed the flavour of these boards. Or at the very least allow for a default of "by newest"....
Oh yeah, I'm sure this is going to get pushed down the board since I didn't just say, "this is the best band ever, too bad about Bradley..."
and there it is, a week later, down voted cause I deigned to suggest that not all is rosy in RP land...
I don't care. As long as the negative comments aren't nasty or obscene! Everybody has different tastes, and a right to an opinion. And, people have different ways of communicating their views. Some brief & some engage in a long discourse!
Great!! Overplayed on the radio, but still great. Even better NOW in FLAC w/ great studio phones, amp & DAC! Thanx RP!
The comments for this track and the newly associated "thumbs" bring to mind a truism that I find since RP has switched to this "liking" system after the launch of the newer site. Positive comments, no matter how vapid, rise to the top with all the likes. Negative comments, no matter the level of critism, get thumb downed into oblivion. Personally, I prefer having some discourse...a discussion about the song and/or artist. I'd gladly do away with the "liking" of comments as I think its destroyed the flavour of these boards. Or at the very least allow for a default of "by newest"....
Oh yeah, I'm sure this is going to get pushed down the board since I didn't just say, "this is the best band ever, too bad about Bradley..."
and there it is, a week later, down voted cause I deigned to suggest that not all is rosy in RP land...
Oh yeah, I'm sure this is going to get pushed down the board since I didn't just say, "this is the best band ever, too bad about Bradley..."
and there it is, a week later, down voted cause I deigned to suggest that not all is rosy in RP land...
This song never gets old; play it among young new friends and co-workers and let them see you gettin' into it -- then we get to remind them that WE GOT TO JAM IT AS IT HAPPENED! and they were latecomers to the party, and then just about when they start to rise to the chance to be offended -- and why is everyone nowadays walking around looking for an excuse, any excuse, to get offended?! -- we get to break into song again with yet another impeccably genius, passion-filled Sublime line or refrain. Truly, they seemed like a band destined for a good run, but...heavier drugs take heavier tolls, unfortunately...
SmackDaddy wrote:
I don't think you're picking up what I'm putting down. The songs are full of misogynies, patriarchy, gang violence but also love, caring, angst, and agony. They just wrote what they lived with all the bad and good that came with it. Long Beach was a tough place in the 90s.
I got you perfectly brother, I also lived in that geographic area in the early/ mid 90s, and know exactly the dichotomy of which you speak.
"The West is the Best" is a Jim "Lizardking " Morrison reference to me lol
Long Live RP!!
I don't think you're picking up what I'm putting down. The songs are full of misogynies, patriarchy, gang violence but also love, caring, angst, and agony. They just wrote what they lived with all the bad and good that came with it. Long Beach was a tough place in the 90s.
"The West is the Best" is a Jim "Lizardking " Morrison reference to me lol
Long Live RP!!
Great stuff - even if they are playing on stolen gear from the Rodney King Riots - hope they paid the guitar shop back
Subprime
lizardking wrote:
You tell em, SmackDaddy! Guess the West REALLY IS the BEST!!
I don't think you're picking up what I'm putting down. The songs are full of misogynies, patriarchy, gang violence but also love, caring, angst, and agony. They just wrote what they lived with all the bad and good that came with it. Long Beach was a tough place in the 90s.
You tell em, SmackDaddy! Guess the West REALLY IS the BEST!!
I don't think you're picking up what I'm putting down. The songs are full of misogynies, patriarchy, gang violence but also love, caring, angst, and agony. They just wrote what they lived with all the bad and good that came with it. Long Beach was a tough place in the 90s.
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Yeah, another Sublime on RP!
One of the most overrated bands of the period.
SmackDaddy wrote:
Sublime is much more complex than that. Sublime's lyrics and melding of musical styles provides a rich, complex, and often contradictory insight into the youth culture of LA/Long Beach at the time. The socialogical views embeded in it shed light on interesting dichotomies that exist for many of todays kids/young adults. You could make an entire college course out of analyzing the themes presented in their music and how it reflects upon our society at large.
Sublime is much more complex than that. Sublime's lyrics and melding of musical styles provides a rich, complex, and often contradictory insight into the youth culture of LA/Long Beach at the time. The socialogical views embeded in it shed light on interesting dichotomies that exist for many of todays kids/young adults. You could make an entire college course out of analyzing the themes presented in their music and how it reflects upon our society at large.
You tell em, SmackDaddy! Guess the West REALLY IS the BEST!!
What is this drivel?!!
What a fun song! Always gets me and whomever else is around into a sing-along frenzy. Forever reminds me of being on vacation from Japan in a pub at Seal Beach when it came out. The Japanese gals I was with really got into it too. 'PARTY GONE WILD' TUNE!
If ever a song needed Autotune...
I kind of like this funky, off-center groove.
it ain't slick and over-produced.
Nice simple hooks.
Makes ya want to sing along a little.
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it ain't slick and over-produced.
Nice simple hooks.
Makes ya want to sing along a little.
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It seemed like I was always on the fence about the "mid-90's California hipster ska-punk revival". Still am.
I don't think I could hate Sublime any more than I already do. Ugh...
SmackDaddy wrote:
Yikes
Sublime is much more complex than that. Sublime's lyrics and melding of musical styles provides a rich, complex, and often contradictory insight into the youth culture of LA/Long Beach at the time. The socialogical views embeded in it shed light on interesting dichotomies that exist for many of todays kids/young adults. You could make an entire college course out of analyzing the themes presented in their music and how it reflects upon our society at large.
Yikes
Makes me want to wring a chicken's neck.
Ah, part of the soundtrack of my youth. Lovely to hear it here. :)
swruch wrote:
"Eclectic" doesn't mean "not played on commercial radio". There's quite a bit of stuff played on here that can be heard on commercial radio...the fact that the song also fits the format of your local ClearChannel station doesn't discount the merits of the music. Either the song is good, or it isn't.
Anyway, just my two cents...
The fact that commercial FM has overplayed this band to death makes this a poor fit for RP. Nope, don't like it. Not one bit. Nope.
"Eclectic" doesn't mean "not played on commercial radio". There's quite a bit of stuff played on here that can be heard on commercial radio...the fact that the song also fits the format of your local ClearChannel station doesn't discount the merits of the music. Either the song is good, or it isn't.
Anyway, just my two cents...
virtualsquid wrote:
Sublime is much more complex than that. Sublime's lyrics and melding of musical styles provides a rich, complex, and often contradictory insight into the youth culture of LA/Long Beach at the time. The socialogical views embeded in it shed light on interesting dichotomies that exist for many of todays kids/young adults. You could make an entire college course out of analyzing the themes presented in their music and how it reflects upon our society at large.
Nice melody, ruined by nasty misogynist lyrics. Yuck.
Sublime is much more complex than that. Sublime's lyrics and melding of musical styles provides a rich, complex, and often contradictory insight into the youth culture of LA/Long Beach at the time. The socialogical views embeded in it shed light on interesting dichotomies that exist for many of todays kids/young adults. You could make an entire college course out of analyzing the themes presented in their music and how it reflects upon our society at large.
Strifey wrote:
Hmm...I'm completely opposite of you. This is my favorite song of theirs. Different strokes for different folks, I guess.
I don't get why this song is held in such high regard amongst Sublime fans. It's mediocre at best. I love Sublime, but this is one of the crappiest songs they ever did.
Hmm...I'm completely opposite of you. This is my favorite song of theirs. Different strokes for different folks, I guess.
Strifey wrote:
Agree 100%...
I don't get why this song is held in such high regard amongst Sublime fans. It's mediocre at best. I love Sublime, but this is one of the crappiest songs they ever did.
Agree 100%...
well then i am wallowing in filth! 
Rantipole wrote:
Rantipole wrote:
Overplayed mainstream garbage.
Overplayed mainstream garbage.
Hell yeah, Bill. RIP Bradley.
cirruss wrote:
NOOO!!!
YEAH!!!
NOOO!!!
cirruss wrote:
My response exactly!
EFF YEAH!
YEAH!!!
My response exactly!
EFF YEAH!
YEAH!!!
give us more sublime!! like smoke two joints or caress me down.... yeah yeah yeah
love sublime....
give us more sublime!! like smoke two joints or caress me down.... yeah yeah yeah
love sublime....
Strifey wrote:
I don't get why this song is held in such high regard amongst Sublime fans. It's mediocre at best. I love Sublime, but this is one of the crappiest songs they ever did.
Its one of the more accessible songs for a wide audience. The singing seems a bit off key at moments but the un-sterile nature of the band is one of the smaller things that made them appealing. (Unfortunately local radio has played this one to death)
I don't get why this song is held in such high regard amongst Sublime fans. It's mediocre at best. I love Sublime, but this is one of the crappiest songs they ever did.
Would like to vote 1 multiple times. Tuneless, offensive, bad singing. Drum the only good thing. None of those guys in the band would exist without a woman. An unfortunate one, perhaps, but one who suffered so that they might be born. How easily they ignore that.
The fact that commercial FM has overplayed this band to death makes this a poor fit for RP. Nope, don\'t like it. Not one bit. Nope.
Sublime is full of FUN music and like nook, I was really sad to find out there would be no more. They covered so many diferent styles of music. I have sooo many memories cooking in my restaurant blaring there music. What a waste 
If I had a board (or lived by some surf) I\'d go wax too.
If I had a board (or lived by some surf) I\'d go wax too.just another reason why i hate drugs with a passion. an overdose silenced this group forever by taking out the lead bubba. too sad. these guys were on their way, and songs like this show the cohesiveness and ability that was going to take them to the top. bummer, think i\'ll go wax my board.
More like ridiculous. :roll:
Wow a song that my brother likes on RP. Very very rarely does that happen. And I like it too. :)
Sucko-barfo commercial radio crap. Doesn\'t belong on your fine playlist.
Thank you for playing this great song from their monumental self-titled album. Sublime had honed their craft and style to artistic perfection by the time they recorded this. It\'s a pity it was to be the last thing they would ever record.