"Because he's droppin droppin droppin science droppin' history with a whole leap of style and intelligency. " thank you so much for the time and effort into these. Much respect.
I remember reading through the cd booklets as a kid and getting turned on to so many bands and artists like KRS and The Descendents. Then, as I grew older I would hear things like Marley songs and Afrika Baambaata and hear the the things Bradley used. It still blows my mind when people knock on covers. Bradley was the master of tastefully biting style. I just hope the next Bradley doesn't choose to use hard drugs and die young.
I'm not even mad there's no links, even though you keep telling me about them and even point them out. I just want to stop you from pointing at nothing and give you a hug. Keep up the good work sir. I second that emotion.
OMG funktual! thank you so much for these videos! they have helped me see into and understand the love that bradley had for the music that much more. Am SO greatful to you for this!
DJ Funktuall you are a god amongst men. You have no idea how much knowledge I have gained from your plethora of videos. So much of what I listen to hip-hop wise is what you've shown me. Thank you, and keep on face meltin'
OMG I could stay up all night doing this! I agreed with you all through part 1 and disagreed with you on one thing on part 2, but no, I was wrong, you were right. I love this I could do it all night long!
i love that when I was a kid I listened to Sublime a lot. Somehow I went down my own path and found a lot of bradley's sources on my own. I never stopped listening to sublime but I never researched the sources. It made me love sublime more and always mad respect to the pioneers. The specials, toots, Bob, the scientist, mikey dread and the list could go on and on. Forever love to Brad though
For those who don't know what it means for KRS-One and Waiting for my Ruca to occupy the same space of 2 inch tape: On a 24 track recorder, there are 24 recording heads, so for example 12 of those tracks can be for the instruments/vocals on one song and the other 12 for the other song. To hear one song vs the other, just mute the 12 tracks of the song you don't want to hear on playback. This is what they had to do during the mastering process. Both songs are simple which makes sense why they are the two songs that coincide. They did this to save money since tape is expensive. There is no other reason to do this.
Mind blown : Thanks for the info and entertainment Dude . Besides knowing..??..everything Bradley, I also dig the fact ..."Your funny...your a funny guy....ya know....just....the way you tell the story" . Mad skills !!!!
Funktuall's energy and passion for music is comparable to that of John Cardiel's energy and passion for skateboarding. Damn they both get me so stoked!
Great video man. I love your passion for the music. I don’t know if you covered it or not but in all you need Bradley says “no one can tell you that you got to be afraid.” From what I know about that lyric is that it is also said in Red Hot Chili Peppers Fight Like A Brave. I’m not sure if that’s what they got it from but it might be something cool to look into. Peace brother, spread the love 🤘
hey,funk i am a 17 year old hip hop prouducer and i make my tracks by sampling and your videos are verry helpful thank you for what you do and keep doin the younger kids 10-14 , need 2 know as you said " that their was a time when hip hop was so fine"
This guy is the truth!!! I love your ideas. Last night I lost another close friend to heroin RIP Kyle Zach and Bradley Knowles … Any respects that would like to be sent from one beautiful soul to another … please send to FELIXS in Dogtown, 6401 clayton Ave. St.Louis MO. 63139 memory of Kyle and Brad … Kyle turned me onto sublime with BY THE RIVERS OF BABYLON. which seem fitting, Thank you for your thoughts and prayers... Aaron...
A lot of people know he covers marley a lot. scarlet begonias is still genius cuz he brought in that funky drummer beat. He tied a Beatles and half pint song together and gave us what I got. I never knew he did that many covers but he's still as much of a lyrical genius as he is boss dj. I don't hear the ziggens influence in badfish. Don't push is original right? Garden grove. Live at e's, new song, new thrash, every other song u didn't mention... Sublime is still the shit.
dont know if anyone pointed this out but the horn in mad mad mad is also the horn in cisco kid on top of that doors piano melody. cept in cicsco kid is a lot more strung out.
The 20th century ended the music industry. It went in waves but that tide is deceased. 1962-7, 1977-82, & 1992-til the 90s ended; all other great music that wasn't in those lil spans was here & there w/ nil longevity but the music industry has been destroyed & the apex of hip-hop from 86-96 has given way to the most useless mediocrity that continues to be absorbed by the mindless youth. If they don't own vinyl they don't own music- 33&45, that's it.
at time 10:00... brother man you made my day with that sentence.. "too fuckin true" thanks for sharin the word.. kids need to know that funk n positivity gets u way more cool chicks than hating on other kids.. tellin em what the FUNKS up... great video idea u got brother..
Next great wave if music is infact on its way my funktuall brotha-and its all because of u-or u atleast get part of the inspirational credit...looking forward to the apex of funk-primary capabilities video-funkin bravo
@alerabnhoj Based on What? My taste for the band hasn't changed since gaining all this knowledge. It puts things into context and shows Bradley's love for music in general. The album is called "Robbin' the Hood"!! Am I really pulling a fast one?
We all know Funktual probably only catched only 40% of all the references across these albums. Bradley was more of a Boss DJ than a songwriter, genius.
to know that Bradley was a digger and had a love for all music and would sample countless good jams keeping their vibes alive not only make me respect bradley more it makes me wanna dig deeper into sublime, so Alerabnhoj your trippin
@funktuall or anyone who can help me out, where can I find the (original?) Na touch tha just by Just I.C.E the one online and on itunes and rhapsody isn't the one from bums lie. DO YOU HAVE THAT TRACK?
Развлечения
i come back to this at least once a year to remind me of the magic of bradley, thank u for spreading this love...
"Because he's droppin droppin droppin science droppin' history with a whole leap of style and intelligency. " thank you so much for the time and effort into these. Much respect.
chaseg brad could chop it and drop it pure genius
🇯🇲 Respect 🇺🇸 🌎 probably 5th time coming back to watch; R.I.P paradise---Bob Marley and Bradley Nowell are doing Collaborations in the Afterlife!
I've watched this numerous times throughout the years. So rad. Awesome energy. Thank you again!
I remember reading through the cd booklets as a kid and getting turned on to so many bands and artists like KRS and The Descendents. Then, as I grew older I would hear things like Marley songs and Afrika Baambaata and hear the the things Bradley used. It still blows my mind when people knock on covers. Bradley was the master of tastefully biting style. I just hope the next Bradley doesn't choose to use hard drugs and die young.
I love when different artists' music can come together and can influence each other. It's all about those derivatives.
I'm not even mad there's no links, even though you keep telling me about them and even point them out. I just want to stop you from pointing at nothing and give you a hug. Keep up the good work sir. I second that emotion.
Woah i feel like a poser yet i feel extremely enlightened! I love it. You know your stuff man.this made my night.
Wow. You are awesome. Thanks for the hard work. It's an eye-opener to so much good music.
Boss DJ is an all-time fave going on twen years, yet you opened my eyes anew. Big ups, nuff respect. The KING, Funktuall
Man thank you so much for connecting all the dots. You are so entertaining bro.
man you just opened a whole new door on my favorite album. dude you rock
you sir, have gained my subscription. I love it. Sublime is practically all I listen to lmao
OMG funktual! thank you so much for these videos! they have helped me see into and understand the love that bradley had for the music that much more. Am SO greatful to you for this!
DJ Funktuall you are a god amongst men. You have no idea how much knowledge I have gained from your plethora of videos. So much of what I listen to hip-hop wise is what you've shown me.
Thank you, and keep on face meltin'
this dude is the best i love every second of this
Every great artist is influenced by many different styles Brad had not even reached his full potential when he was cut short
great videos Funktuall- always a pleasure watching your stuff!
OMG I could stay up all night doing this! I agreed with you all through part 1 and disagreed with you on one thing on part 2, but no, I was wrong, you were right. I love this I could do it all night long!
i love that when I was a kid I listened to Sublime a lot. Somehow I went down my own path and found a lot of bradley's sources on my own. I never stopped listening to sublime but I never researched the sources. It made me love sublime more and always mad respect to the pioneers. The specials, toots, Bob, the scientist, mikey dread and the list could go on and on. Forever love to Brad though
Mind melting :) love it dude!
For those who don't know what it means for KRS-One and Waiting for my Ruca to occupy the same space of 2 inch tape:
On a 24 track recorder, there are 24 recording heads, so for example 12 of those tracks can be for the instruments/vocals on one song and the other 12 for the other song.
To hear one song vs the other, just mute the 12 tracks of the song you don't want to hear on playback. This is what they had to do during the mastering process.
Both songs are simple which makes sense why they are the two songs that coincide. They did this to save money since tape is expensive. There is no other reason to do this.
your vids have helped me greatly. As an audiophile I appreciate it.
Mind blown : Thanks for the info and entertainment Dude . Besides knowing..??..everything Bradley, I also dig the fact ..."Your funny...your a funny guy....ya know....just....the way you tell the story" . Mad skills !!!!
maniac79 What am i a fuckin clown? Am i here to amuse you?
Bradley was a professor, thank you for spreading the word, Funk!
Man, thank you!!! I know this took work to shoot and cut...We all appreciate your work bro!!! Look into documentary film work.
thank you for spreading this knowledge man!
I like how you improved Soul Shakedown in there. You, my friend, ARE ROOTS!!!
Ok Funk. I knew "Do It Twice"... but you did indeed melt my face with that Aswad. Good evening, Funktual.
Funktuall's energy and passion for music is comparable to that of John Cardiel's energy and passion for skateboarding. Damn they both get me so stoked!
These two videos just brought me out of a shit mood and made my day!!! Thank you!
Great video man. I love your passion for the music. I don’t know if you covered it or not but in all you need Bradley says “no one can tell you that you got to be afraid.” From what I know about that lyric is that it is also said in Red Hot Chili Peppers Fight Like A Brave. I’m not sure if that’s what they got it from but it might be something cool to look into. Peace brother, spread the love 🤘
great job with the videos brother, Brad would be proud :)
Dude so awesome thank u for spreading the knowledge...I must make haste!
Dood! You are SO awesome! You seem like you would be a blast to hang out with. Loves me some Sublime!!!
You sir, are my hero
hey,funk i am a 17 year old hip hop prouducer and i make my tracks by sampling and your videos are verry helpful thank you for what you do and keep doin the younger kids 10-14 , need 2 know as you said " that their was a time when hip hop was so fine"
Amazing!
'Nuff inspiration 'nuff respect, ayyyyyyyyyy
I always thought sublime got greatest hits from yellowman...as I'm typing this you switched over to yellowman..-_- lolll. Killer video my man
This guy is the truth!!! I love your ideas. Last night I lost another close friend to heroin RIP Kyle Zach and Bradley Knowles … Any respects that would like to be sent from one beautiful soul to another … please send to FELIXS in Dogtown, 6401 clayton Ave. St.Louis MO. 63139 memory of Kyle and Brad … Kyle turned me onto sublime with BY THE RIVERS OF BABYLON. which seem fitting, Thank you for your thoughts and prayers... Aaron...
My parents are seeing Aswad in concert next weekend so it's strange that you've posted a song by them today.
Lovin' the shirt.
This guy looks like a drummer I had back in the early 2000s
A lot of people know he covers marley a lot. scarlet begonias is still genius cuz he brought in that funky drummer beat. He tied a Beatles and half pint song together and gave us what I got. I never knew he did that many covers but he's still as much of a lyrical genius as he is boss dj. I don't hear the ziggens influence in badfish. Don't push is original right? Garden grove. Live at e's, new song, new thrash, every other song u didn't mention... Sublime is still the shit.
We know where the 100 weight of collie weed went ;)
Lucy better be okay, Lu. I'm so pissed.... rarely rawley is this happy lol ... props to this guy.
Nice shit. 👄•👌🏿
Good vid bro!
Thanks for the education
dont know if anyone pointed this out but the horn in mad mad mad is also the horn in cisco kid on top of that doors piano melody. cept in cicsco kid is a lot more strung out.
I think my face just melted
Very cool!
I can tell you got nothing but love for the music. WHere you from bro?
Joe gibs on that steppin razor great vid been searching this shit since inwas 14
@scrotumup Agreed. Amazing job spreading the sublime love..
I should be studying for my exams so hard right now, but no way I'm clicking this away man...
Funkual, just wondering... Do you play any instruments or just work the turntables.?
good stuff
That.Shirt.Is.Fucking.Amazing
7.50 is so sublime
Honoring all the way man
props bro. props
Right On
First of all, thanks for the knowledge! and do you really believe there will be another wave of magical music?
The 20th century ended the music industry. It went in waves but that tide is deceased. 1962-7, 1977-82, & 1992-til the 90s ended; all other great music that wasn't in those lil spans was here & there w/ nil longevity but the music industry has been destroyed & the apex of hip-hop from 86-96 has given way to the most useless mediocrity that continues to be absorbed by the mindless youth. If they don't own vinyl they don't own music- 33&45, that's it.
I love your passion dude!! But u didn't really get into the album Robbin the hood tho.. I mean who was Rollie? That crazy guy!
7:30 seems to have some roots of creation in it.
at time 10:00... brother man you made my day with that sentence.. "too fuckin true" thanks for sharin the word.. kids need to know that funk n positivity gets u way more cool chicks than hating on other kids.. tellin em what the FUNKS up... great video idea u got brother..
YOU MUST LEARN!!!!
Will you be making a video concetrating specifically on the Sublime/Hip Hop samples?
Next great wave if music is infact on its way my funktuall brotha-and its all because of u-or u atleast get part of the inspirational credit...looking forward to the apex of funk-primary capabilities video-funkin bravo
Shouts to the actual producers of the Sublime albums as well Holmes.
showin you some skinhead love homie! RASpect
Wait u made it haha nice no wonder i can guy one dudeeeee
I was thinking the same thing!
@alerabnhoj Based on What? My taste for the band hasn't changed since gaining all this knowledge. It puts things into context and shows Bradley's love for music in general. The album is called "Robbin' the Hood"!! Am I really pulling a fast one?
Bro... how do you know all this stuff???.. Crazy knowledge Bro!
We all know Funktual probably only catched only 40% of all the references across these albums. Bradley was more of a Boss DJ than a songwriter, genius.
its all about the funk!
@alerabnhoj man dont be jealous that u dont love music as much as this guy....and funktuall ur videos are badass man
to know that Bradley was a digger and had a love for all music and would sample countless good jams keeping their vibes alive not only make me respect bradley more it makes me wanna dig deeper into sublime, so Alerabnhoj your trippin
Dude please tell me where u got that tooooots shirt ive been looking everywhere!!!!!!
i need ecstasy to feel music as hard as you do bro haha
holy shit my computer actually froze at 4 minutes and 20 seconds!! thats messed uve got a gift sir..u do got a gift!..
hey Dj funktuall, don't you find Krs-one's(the song) melody familiar? I think me, my brother, and some friends think that we heard it before :)
YO I need me that shirt bud - how do i go about it
@Nordfelt LoL you're answer was way off, I was asking if the melody of the song krsone to be familiar, you just went praising Bradley.
Find yourself someone that is as passionate about you as my boy is about music
didnt krs one sample that do it twice intro as well or was that someone else im thinking of lol
wow this guy knows his reggae
"this is gonna melt your face!" 04:00 🧠💥
Where can I get some of those sublime shirts?!
@funktuall or anyone who can help me out, where can I find the (original?) Na touch tha just by Just I.C.E the one online and on itunes and rhapsody isn't the one from bums lie. DO YOU HAVE THAT TRACK?
@RaynMan718 I think the bigger one would be BDP - Remix For "P" Is Free
8:28 Its a no doubt song called Total Hate 95
What is the native american dude saying on Lincoln Highway Dub?
Thought if anyone would know you would.
Great video btw.
Peace
SPG
ive been sayn it all along
keep on skankin'
Have you built a Playlist?
no cisco kid mentions ? that song seems packed with hidden things. But i guess most of it is film/TV stuff
fatwreckdsucks cisco kid uses -The doors - “5 to 1”
you totally skipped over Junjo Lawes and Michigan and Smiley. You don't have to say "riddim", mon, lol! good shit!
Oh yes that is my number