[Interlude]

(Yeah)

(Hey, Eric you start it, you start it, do something)

Mike Watt:

Sublime them cats, they got the dalmatian in the van…

And, uh, I remember, um

Brad just laying out there in the sun, man…

Like D. Boon would just, layin' out there like a big uh, sea lion kinda thing, like *roar*…

Waitin' to play, and people didn't really know him, they were steppin' over him…

Like D. Boon gettin' pulled off the stage by bouncers not believin' he was in the band

And you know, I think they looked at it as kind of a craft kind of a thing in a way

Like a part of their identity was, would be tryin' to work these machines

Brad, bad guitarist man, he could whip up…

Yeah, and that great bass, Eric with the pump…

With the kick drum, Bud…

Yeah, they had a good thing goin'…

And good listeners, this is what I think they were, too

Michael "Miguel" Happoldt:

Here's Brad, with red hair, baby in his arms, runnin' down the street, covered in dogs…

Eric Wilson:

They were threatening to call the newspapers, and like, the newspapers were like, "Sublime? Who? What? Who's that?"

Bud Gaugh:

Um, well, I think that the, pretty much the whole album, pretty much sums up what we've been shootin' for all along

Michael "Miguel" Happoldt:

I think it sucks 'cause it's not on vinyl!

Even way back then, you can just tell, Brad's voice, dude, there's quality to it, ya know?