III; originally performed by the Falling Idols) "All You Need" – 2:45 (Contains a lyric from "Fight Like a Brave" by the Red Hot Chili Peppers) "Freeway Time in L.A. County Jail" – 3:17 (Contains slightly modified lyrics from "The Hukilau Song" by Jack Owens and "Them Belly Full" by Bob Marley) "Mary" – 1:34 "Raleigh Soliloquy Pt. III" / "Don't Push" / untitled / "The Farther I Go" (Mudhoney) – 8:29 * Track 22 includes several hidden tracks including an alternate version of "Don't Push" and an untitled dub song that includes snippets of "Boss D.J." The original Skunk Records release also contains a cover of Mudhoney's "The Farther I Go," which was removed from the Gasoline Alley/MCA re-release for legal reasons. Notable songs No singles were released from Robbin' the Hood, although the songs "Pool Shark," "STP," "Saw Red," "Boss D.J.," and "Greatest-Hits" became some of Sublime's best-known songs. Two versions of "Pool Shark," about frontman Bradley Nowell's addiction to heroin, appear on the album: An uptempo punk-rock version and a more emotional acoustic version. The uptempo version later appeared on Sublime's Greatest Hits album, while an acoustic version is featured on 1998's Sublime Acoustic: Bradley Nowell & Friends. "Saw Red" was included on Second Hand Smoke, Greatest Hits as well as the 20th Century Masters: The Millennium Collection: The Best of Sublime compilation. Personnel Sublime Bradley Nowell - vocals, guitar Eric Wilson - bass, sh-101 synthesizer Bud Gaugh - drums Additional personnel Marshall Goodman - turntables, drum kit Doug Boyce - turntables Kelly Vargas - drum kit Opie Ortiz - drum kit Gwen Stefani - vocals Michael "Miguel" Happoldt - manager, guitar, vocals Production Producers: Sublime, Michael "Miguel" Happoldt Engineers: Michael "Miguel" Happoldt, Bradley Nowell, Donnell Cameron Artwork: Opie Ortiz Year-end charts References 1994 albums MCA Records albums Sublime (band) albums Experimental music albums