How does it compare to the artist's other releases
Outstanding
Value for Money
Excellent
Advantages:
Potentially timeless, vast musical spectrum
Disadvantages:
Not many
Recommend to potential buyers:
yes
Full review
This album is arguably the best offering from rap/reggae/punk fusion band , Sublime. The untimely demise of the lead singer in a very rock 'n' roll manner means that with no new releases, its a good job that this album is so good.
Almost thirty tracks confirms its status as one of those value for money albums and there are so many stand out tracks on this record that it would futile to list them.
The album has a very free-flowing feel to it, however, this can also be interpreted as a lack of structure or consistency. I prefer to say that this is a reflection on its raw grit and energy. Most people would struggle to avoid finding a track they like on here and if any of the three above genres interest you then this will be right up your street.
There is a cover of 'Rivers of Babylon' which is blissfully relaxing and will appeal to fans of the old-school reggae style. While the constant switching and changing of the musical stylings means that the whole album stays fresh and remains interesting throughout, whether its your first listen or your fiftieth.
Sublime have been guilty of some slightly less consistent records, but this record serves as hard evidence of their full potential.
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How does it rate alongside the competition
Outstanding
Cover / Inlay Design and Content
Good
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