Sublime - Sublime Acoustic: Bradley Nowell & Friends (LP)
- LP
- 1 piece(s)
- 1998
- 15 tracks
- 38 min
- reggae rock
Sublime Acoustic: Bradley Nowell & Friends
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This album was a bit of a disappointment. I wasn't too worried about the sound quality (I knew going in that a used copy wouldn't be pristine), but I was surprised to find that a couple of tracks were off. The first one is Saw Red, which is the second song on the record. It's Saw Red alright, but not the acoustic version I was expecting. The second issue is Freeway Time in L.A. County Jail. This song isn't even on the record, even though it's listed on discogs and printed on the back cover. The last track is actually Pool Shark, which makes sense since it's a memorial record for Bradley, but I didn't know it was included because the discogs listing (not the seller's, the actual discogs info) didn't mention it, and it wasn't written on the record itself. I'm not sure if this is an official pressing from Skunk Records, but if it is, there were really two mistakes on their part. Other than that, I love the rest of the record, it's just those mix-ups that I wish I knew about when I first listened to it!
This album was a bit of a disappointment. It's not the audio quality that's the issue (I bought a used copy, so I knew it wouldn't sound perfect), but rather that a couple of the tracks are incorrect. The first one is Saw Red, which is the second song on the record. It's Saw Red alright, but it's not the acoustic version I was expecting. The second track that's wrong is Freeway Time in L.A. County Jail. This song isn't even on the record, even though it's listed on discogs and printed on the back of the record too. The last song is actually Pool Shark, which makes sense since it's a memorial record for Bradley, but I didn't know it was on there because the discogs listing (not the seller I got it from, the actual discogs info on the record) didn't mention it, and it wasn't written on the record itself. I'm not sure if this is an official pressing from Skunk Records, but if it is, there were really two mistakes on their part. That's all, I love the rest of the record, it's just those errors I wish I knew about when I first listened to it!
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