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Sublime: Greatest Hits | 
 enlarge | Artist: Sublime
Label: Universal Int'l
Category: Music
New (30) Used (33) Collectible (1) from $2.00
Rating:  67 reviews
Sales Rank: 25810
Format: Enhanced, Explicit Lyrics, Import, Limited Edition
Media: Audio CD
Discs: 1
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.2
Dimensions (in): 5.6 x 5 x 0.5
MPN: 112125
UPC: 008811212520
EAN: 0008811212520
ASIN: B00002MYYI
Release Date: December 2, 2003
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| Tracks:
| • | What I Got - Sublime, Nowell, Brad | | • | Wrong Way - Sublime, Nowell, Brad | | • | Santeria - Sublime, Nowell, Bradley | | • | 40 Oz. To Freedom - Sublime, Nowell, Bradley | | • | Date Rape - Sublime, Nowell, Brad | | • | Saw Red - Sublime, Nowell, Bradley | | • | Badfish - Sublime, Nowell, Bradley | | • | Doin' Time - Sublime, Gershwin, Ira | | • | Pool Shark - Sublime, Nowell, Bradley |
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Album Description
12 track, 1999 collection that is deleted in the US. Includes 2 videos 'What I Got' & 'Wrong Way'. Universal.
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| Customer Reviews: Read 62 more reviews...
 if you don't got it get it... summarizes all that's good about sublime July 29, 2007
For my taste this is the ultimate Sublime. It is the more polished, popular side of Sublime (Santeria, What I Got, etc.), but it covers a good bit of their discography. I'm also a big fan of 40 oz to Freedom if that helps any. I'm on my second copy of both now.
 Good record..however... November 3, 2005
3 out of 3 found this review helpful
If U want Sublime's TRUE greatest hits, you need to pick up both "40 oz to freedom" & the self titled album! Otherwise, your settling for less...this album has a lot of classic sublime..but there is still more classic sh*t to be heard...just pick up the 2 records mentioned aND you'll be way more saticfied thaN With just buyin' this cut.
 yeah this isnt a good hits album... September 3, 2005
all of the songs on this album are very good, however it doesn't live up to standards. sublimes a much better band than this album shows. if your a casual fan, i would not recomoned this to start. instead, i'd recomend "40 oz. to Freedom" thats my personal favorite Sublime album. it may not have all the hits on it, but is much better than robbin the hood and self-titled. great songs, terrible compilation
 booooo, no wonder why it got deleted! June 4, 2005
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
this is the most pathetic greatest hits album i have ever seen. i am the casual sublime listener, but i know alot more than 10 of there songs. for instance, they couldv've put april 29, 1992 (miami) on here, and even a few unreleased or live tracks as well. the track listing is mediocre at best, everyone knows wrong way, and what i got. even before i didnt know sublime i knew those 2 songs i just didnt know it was sublime who did them. well maybe im being a little harsh because this is a greatest hits disc and not a 'best of' collection. however if they put out a 'best of' collection they can add 20 songs and + because most of there lp's have that many songs anyway. still this is a good cd because sublime does have a lot of great hits and its nice to see most of them on one cd so u dont have to buy the rest of there cds.
Excellent Compilation December 14, 2004
2 out of 3 found this review helpful
I enjoyed this CD as much as I have all the others recorded by Sublime. This CD gives a great look into their style, and has a variety of their best songs. If you're a new listener to Sublime, this is a perfect 1st album.
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