and caustic that only the most devoted fan could tolerate any significant time with it (it was recorded in a crack house, and it sounded like it)." Sputnikmusic gives a more generous review with 4.5/5 stars, reviewing in 2008 and noting the prescience of front man Bradley Nowell's lyrics, "the messages within Robbin’ the Hood leave timeless impressions. They preach real-life problems and solutions, and Bradley Nowell’s lyrics were far ahead of his time," a nod mostly to Nowell's prediction that one day his substance abuse problems would prove fatal ("one day I’m gonna lose the war...”). The article praises the album's ability to mix its eclectic influences, all the while, "there isn’t one noticeable mistake anywhere on the album". The article conjectures that the inclusion of the Soliloquies was for the sake of conveying the ethos of the band, "they really explain what Sublime was all about...fun." Track listing All songs written by Sublime unless otherwise noted "Waiting for Bud" – 1:02 "Steady B Loop Dub" – 1:23 (Contains samples of "Badfish",and "Bring the Beat Back" by Steady B.) "Raleigh Soliloquy Pt. I" – 1:46 "Pool Shark" – 0:57 "Steppin' Razor" (Joe Higgs) – 2:24 (Contains a sample of Steely Dan's "Do It Again".) "Greatest-Hits" – 2:53 (Contains a sample of "Zungguzungguguzungguzeng!" by Yellowman and a partial cover of the Mad Mad riddim, first heard in "Mad Mad Mad" by Alton Ellis) "Free Loop Dub" – 3:08 (Contains a sample of "Loaded" by Primal Scream.) "Q-Ball" – 0:43 "Saw Red" - 1:57 (Featuring guest vocals from Gwen Stefani. Contains a partial cover of "She's Mine" by Barrington Levy.) "Work That We Do" – 2:34 "Lincoln Highway Dub" – 2:21 (The intro is 30 seconds. The chord progression, melody, and elements of the guitar solo were later used in “Santeria”) "Pool Shark (Acoustic)" – 1:25 "Cisco Kid" – 4:38 (Contains samples of "Introduction" by Guru, "When the Music's Over" by the Doors, dialogue from Scarface, and clips from The Cisco Kid) "Raleigh Soliloquy Pt. II" – 3:39 "S.T.P." – 2:57 (Contains lyrics from "I Second That Emotion" by Smokey Robinson) "Boss D.J." – 2:51 (Contains partial covers of "Do it Twice" and "Waiting in Vain" by Bob Marley, as well as Aswad's "Roots Rocking", although Roots Rocking covers "Do it Twice" as well.) "I Don't Care Too Much for Reggae Dub" – 5:20 "Falling Idols" – 2:37 (Ross Fletcher/William Pangborn