"You got your hair permed. You've got your red dress on..."

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Evil_Ed83@reddit

That entire CD just used to play on repeat everywhere I went as a teenager.

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Defiant_Cookie_4963@reddit

Have y’all heard [Ensenada](https://youtu.be/dHT2wbJcDOY?si=R06tPeRVlPxB5Bnx)? It’s a new Sublime song with Bradley’s son Jakob Nowell on vocals. The similarity to his dad’s voice is INCREDIBLE!

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odin_the_wiggler@reddit (OP)

Jakob sounds just like Brad, but I'm also glad that Jakob is using this notoriety to do his own thing. I support that, leaving the shadow of a legend, kind of thing.

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ADMotti@reddit

S/T is still their masterpiece; that album’s batting average is INSANE.

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Different strokes I guess. 40 Oz is the one I listen to the most. Don’t even know what distinguishes them because they’re both nearly flawless, but 40 Oz just has that special something that makes me love it above all else. Hell, if you filter Robbin’ the Hood down to actual songs, that one’s pretty great as well (not that I don’t like the dub stuff too)

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Deletedmyotheracct@reddit

Yeah I prefer 1) 40 oz 2) Robbin the hood 3) post-death release of Second Hand Smoke 4) The acoustic album they released later 5) and finally the self titled

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Basscyst@reddit

I love the raw vibe of Stand by your Van it's the best.

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CantaloupeAsleep502@reddit

I basically consider 40oz and s/t like two wings of a bird. Ya need em both, one isn't better.

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realrebelangel69@reddit

I think s/t is more polished and produced it's cleaner more accessible and just good fun. 40oz is the more raw, more rough album. And robbing the hood is just all over. All of them are good in their own rights it just depends on your style and preference.

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odin_the_wiggler@reddit (OP)

It's so hard to choose. If what's his nuts, Rollie Sayers, was on the S/T, that might put it over the top.

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Magebloom@reddit

No love for Boss DJ?

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Level_Improvement532@reddit

It’s between Badfish and What Happened in my opinion. 40oz. Is the superior album

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Dildo_Shw4ggins@reddit

I remember trying to track down the original Skunk records release of 40 oz to Freedom so I could finally hear “Get Out!”. Needless to say I was thrilled when they released Secondhand Smoke.

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Separate-Relative-83@reddit

I will never not love this cd. Also I’m a native Californian.

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More-read-than-eddit@reddit

I actually just hear the second line sung a la Dancing Shoes by the Murder City Devils (when they sing you've got your black dress on), to the point that I can't hear otherwise in my head.

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