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Look At All The Love We've Found: Tribute To Sublime

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By Emma Sadowski (CHARTattack) August 9, 2005 1:22 pm
For a tribute album to work the artists involved can't just cover their favourite song — they need to tap into the band’s hearts and souls as well. On Look At All The Love We've Found: Tribute To Sublime, emotions pour out of each track, proving the band can. still impact their cohorts. Artists ranging from punksters Pennywise to funkster G Love...
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I Read The News Today... For March 15, 2011

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By CHARTattack Staff (CHARTattack) March 15, 2011 3:53 pm
Halifax's Quiet Parade are heading out on the road this April to support their Please Come Home (We Hate It Here Without You) album. —Acadian Embassy If "I want my band to be the next Nickelback" is running through your head on a constant basis and you feel absolutely no shame whatsoever for thinking that, you should enter 99.3 The Fox FM...
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I Read The News Today... For June 24, 2010

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By CHARTattack Staff June 24, 2010 11:34 am
Former CHARTattack editor Steve McLean has chosen tunes by Elvis Presley, AC/DC, The Guess Who, Led Zeppelin and more as some of the best songs to listen to during an earthquake. —MSN.ca Parlovr have premiered two new tunes and made them available for free download. —RCRD LBL Cancer Bats are all over the world this summer, but that won't stop...
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Sublime Members Not Allowed To Call Themselves Sublime

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By Kate Harper (CHARTattack) November 4, 2009 2:10 pm
This Sublime reunion just got a little less Sublime. No, literally. A preliminary injunction passed Tuesday (Nov. 3) in Los Angeles ruled that Bud Gaugh and Eric Wilson, the surviving members of Sublime, along with new singer Rome Ramirez, can no longer call themselves Sublime, according to the Los Angeles Times. "The point we tried to...
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Fight Breaks Out Over Sublime Reunion As Band Perform With New Singer

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By Kate Harper (CHARTattack) October 26, 2009 12:31 pm
Sublime performed with new singer Rome Ramirez at the Smokeout Festival this past weekend, despite members of late singer Brad Nowell's estate threatening to launch legal action against the reunited band. The Los Angeles Times reports the surviving members of Nowell's family, which consists of his widow Troy, son Jakob and father Jim, issued a...
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Sublime with late singer Brad Nowell

Sublime Reunite For California Festival

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By Kate Harper (CHARTattack) August 31, 2009 2:21 pm
Go get yer bong and surf board because Sublime are reuniting... for one show, at least. Rumours the Long Beach, Calif. band would reunite for a lengthier tour began this year when drummer Bud Gaugh and bassist Eric Wilson appeared at a show in Sparks, Nev. with a new singer named Rome and ran through some Sublime tracks. Appropriately, that...
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Sublime Have New Singer

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By Kate Harper (CHARTattack) March 3, 2009 11:10 am
Sublime sort of reunited on Saturday night in Reno, Nev. Bassist Eric Wilson and drummer Bud Gaugh took the stage at the Catina Los Tres Hombres on Feb. 28 with a new singer named Rome to play a short set of Sublime songs that included "Wrong Way," "Santeria" and the band's biggest hit, "What I Got." The reformed...
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Sublime with Brad Nowell

Sublime's Self-Titled Album Reissued To Mark 10th Anniversary

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By Max Hayman (CHARTattack) July 26, 2006 4:30 pm
Long Beach, California punk-ska band Sublime released their self-titled third album in July 1996, two months after frontman Brad Nowell died of a heroin overdose in a San Francisco hotel room. To mark the 10th anniversary of the album's release, Geffen is reissuing it as a deluxe edition on August 15. The double-disc set will feature Nowell's...
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Sublime Tribute Disc Heading Your Way

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By David McDougall (CHARTattack) December 20, 2004 4:30 pm
Mid-'90s ska-punk act Sublime only really hit the big time with the death of their lead singer, but it didn't stop fans from loving hits "Santeria" and "What I Got," and discovering the band's back catalogue. It turns out other musicians were just as excited by the music, because a whole slew of them will appear on the late...
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