The Sublime Band: Ultimate Trivia Quiz!

Sublime is a band from Long Beach, California. This information can be inferred from the given options where each city is mentioned along with its respective state.

Brad Nowell, the lead vocalist and guitarist of the band Sublime, died as a result of a heroin overdose. This means that he consumed an excessive amount of heroin, which led to his death. Heroin is a highly addictive and dangerous drug that can cause respiratory depression, organ failure, and ultimately death when taken in large doses. Nowell's death was a tragic consequence of his substance abuse and highlights the devastating consequences of drug addiction.

Bradley Nowell, the lead singer of Sublime, died due to an overdose. This suggests that he died as a result of consuming a lethal amount of drugs or medication.

Sublime broke up because their lead singer, Brad Nowell, died. This event had a significant impact on the band's ability to continue performing and creating music together. Without their frontman, the remaining members likely felt that it was not feasible or appropriate to continue as Sublime. The loss of Brad Nowell would have been a devastating blow to the band's dynamic and ultimately led to their breakup.

Sublime features Dalmatians in most of their videos.

Sublime is originally from Long Beach, CA. This band was formed in 1988 and gained popularity in the 1990s for their unique blend of punk, reggae, and ska music. They are often associated with the Southern California music scene and are considered one of the pioneers of the genre known as "ska-punk."

In the Sublime video "What I Got," the name of the dog is Lou.

The correct answer is "What I Got." The opening line of the song is describing the narrator's morning routine of lighting a cigarette and putting on their shoes. This line sets the tone for the rest of the song, which is a reflection on the narrator's life and the things they have.

Brad Nowell is the correct answer because he was a member of the band Sublime and he died in 1996.

The track "Saw Red" from Sublime's "Robbin' The Hood" album featured vocals by Gwen Stefani.

The lyrics "Now Babe The Time Has Come" are from Sublime's single "Date Rape." This line signifies a pivotal moment in the song where the narrator is expressing that the time has come for action or a decision to be made.

The correct answer is "Garden Grove." The lyrics mentioned in the question are from the song "Garden Grove" by Sublime. The lyrics imply that the song is not about a reggae party, and there is an entry fee of five dollars. Therefore, "Garden Grove" is the correct answer.

Eric Wilson was a member of the band Sublime. This can be inferred from the question which asks for the rocker who was a member of the band Sublime. The other options, Rob Thomas, Paul Doucette, and Steve Worcester, are not associated with the band Sublime. Therefore, Eric Wilson is the correct answer.

The correct answer is 7 because the question asks how many horny brothers Annie has in the song "Wrong Way". To find the answer, we need to listen to the song and count the number of times the word "horny brothers" is mentioned. After counting, we find that the word is mentioned 7 times, indicating that Annie has 7 horny brothers.

The object that appears on the cover of "40 Oz. To Freedom" is the sun.

Gwen Stefani guest starred with Sublime for the song "Saw Red" on the album "Robbin' the Hood".

No Doubt held a benefit concert in honor of the death of Sublime's Brad Nowell. This suggests that No Doubt had a close relationship with Sublime or Brad Nowell, and they wanted to pay tribute to him through a concert.

The correct answer is "Sublime" because "Santeria" is a hit song by the band Sublime and it was released on their self-titled album "Sublime".

Ron Jeremy is the correct answer because he is a well-known porn star who has appeared in numerous adult films. Although the question does not provide much context, it is likely that Ron Jeremy's appearance in Sublime's "Date Rape" video is a reference to his fame and notoriety in the adult entertainment industry.

Brad Nowell, the late lead singer and guitarist of the band Sublime, attended California State-Long Beach University.

The correct answer is Sublime because "What I Got" is a single released by the band Sublime. The question is asking for the album title under which the single was released, and since the band's name is Sublime, it makes sense that the album title would also be Sublime.

Long Beach Dub Allstars was the post-Sublime band formed by Bud Gaugh and Eric Wilson. They gained popularity with their hit song "Sunny Hours."

Jakob is the correct answer because he is the son of Bradley Nowell, the late lead singer and guitarist of the band Sublime. Jakob Nowell has followed in his father's footsteps and pursued a career in music, forming his own band called LAW. He has also paid tribute to his father by performing Sublime's songs live. Therefore, Jakob is the son of Bradley Nowell.

The correct answer is "40 Oz. To Freedom". This album, released in 1992, included the single "Date Rape" by the band Sublime. The album showcased Sublime's unique blend of punk, reggae, and ska influences, and became a critical and commercial success for the band. "Date Rape" is one of the standout tracks on the album, addressing the serious issue of sexual assault with Sublime's signature mix of catchy melodies and thought-provoking lyrics.

The correct answer is "Sublime" because "Wrong Way" is a hit song by the band Sublime, and it was released on their self-titled album "Sublime".

Bradley Nowell of the band Sublime helped create the record company Skunk.

Sublime's last studio album in 1996 was titled "Sublime." This album was released two months after the death of the lead singer, Bradley Nowell. It became their most successful album and contained popular songs like "What I Got" and "Santeria." The self-titled album showcased Sublime's unique blend of reggae, punk, and ska, and solidified their place in the alternative rock scene of the 90s.

The correct answer is Sublime because it is the only album listed that contains the tracks "Pawn Shop" and "Paddle Out".

Opie was the main graphic designer for the band Sublime.

The question asks about the song that is #8 on the 2006 deluxe-edition CD "Sublime" by the metal band of the same name. The correct answer is "Santeria."