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One of Sublime's many assests was their ability to change. The ability to change the course of a song by switching from laid-back Jamacian riddims, to hardcore punk, and down to straight-up hip-hop, all in the same verse. With the immense mixture of style in all of Sublime's music, it's no surprise that their releases are also littered with acoustic recordings, either done with the entire band, or with Bradley going solo, as is the case on all of the acoustic tracks on Sublime's 1994 release, Robbin' the Hood. These songs, more than any other, showcased Bradley as a musician, and not just some guy in a band. [ < prev | next > ] |
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