Gold EXPLICIT LYRICS Sublime

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CD - Remastered

  • Release Date: 11/15/2005
  • 2 Disc Set
  • Sales Rank: 36,190
  • Label: GEFFEN RECORDS
  • UPC: 602498869666

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Gold

Disc 1
1LISTENDon't Push 3:53
2LISTENSlow Ride 4:22
3LISTENHad a Dat 3:29
4LISTEND.J.'s 3:18
5LISTENLet's Go Get Stoned 3:32
6LISTENBadfish 3:04
7LISTENWaiting for My Ruca 2:21
8LISTEN40 OZ to Freedom 3:03
9LISTENSmoke Two Joints 2:54
10LISTENWe're Only Gonna Die for Our Own Arrogance 3:07
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Disc 2
1LISTENSaw Red 1:57
2LISTENWork That We Do 2:31
3LISTENCisco Kid 4:38
4LISTENSTP 2:57
5LISTENBoss D.J. 2:51
6LISTENI Don't Care Too Much for Reggae Dub 5:20
7LISTENAll You Need 2:45
8LISTENGarden Grobe 4:21
9LISTENWhat I Got 2:51
10LISTENWrong Way 2:16
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Gold is the third official Sublime retrospective, following 2002's 20th Century Masters and Greatest Hits from 1999. But none of it is unreleased, or even very rare. In fact, Gold is really an abstract, an only slightly condensed run through Sublime's three studio albums. It includes hits, fan favorites, and a bunch of album tracks, as well as an essay that details again the band's rise and tragic fall for anyone who missed it first 3,000 times. But that's who Gold must be meant for, that potential Sublime neophyte, because sliced any other way this set is straight-up opportunism. Diehards will have all of this material a few times over, while casual fans are happy with the self-titled 1996 album. They have their "What I Got," their "Santeria," their "Wrong Way"; they don't need "Let's Go Get Stoned," "Had a Dat," or Bradley Nowell's earnest meanders into dub. So in that sense Gold isn't for anybody, because it includes too much shake for the noncommittal but not enough kind for the Sublime professionals. It's always nice to hear Sublime's best moments, to imagine them partying and playing through the backyards and beach towns of Southern California. But those memories get a little staler every time they're repackaged. Johnny Loftus, All Music Guide

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