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A Long Beach Dub Allstars were the punk band formed in 1997 and disbanded in 2002.

Eric Wilson and Bud Gaugh met around childhood (in 1979) and late began their number 1 his pickup punk band, consisting of drums, bass and vocals. It late formed Sublime with Brad Nowell. A Long Beach Dub Allstars (LBDAS for short) were founded fallowing Brad died around 1996 of a diacetylmorphine overdose.

A band freed their debut recording known as Right Back, issued in 1999 and their second album was Wonders of the World in 2001.

Around 2002 rumors that the band got broken higher began to surface. Apparently the b& got taken a arduous-drug-yours free! vow and a few of the band's members got broken this vow, which driven Bud Gaugh to quit. In January 14, 2003 Gaugh was arrested for the possession of marijuana.

Eric Wilson & RAS-1 formed Long Beach Shortbus along with 2 newly members. Bud Gaugh & Opie Ortiz formed Dubcat. Shortbus hwhen experienced slightly other profits than Dubcat, however neither band has sold about likewise as LBDAS.

Their song "Sunny Hours" is utilized when a title track for the sitcom & successor to Friends, Joey.

Group members
Eric Wilson (bassist, ex-Sublime) Jack Maness (keyboardist) Marshall Goodman (DJ) Bud Gaugh (drummer, ex Sublime) Tim Wu (saxophonist) Opie Ortiz (singer) RAS-1 (guitarist) Miguel (guitarist) Todd Foreman (saxophonist) Isaiah Owens (keyboardist)

Discography
Right Back (1999); debut Wonders of the World (2001)


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