TIL Sublime’s debut album "40oz. to Freedom" was recorded in secrecy at the studios in California State University. The lead singer, Bradley Nowell, recalled how they would sneak in after closing time, stay there till 5:00 AM, hide from security, and

"40oz. to Freedom" is the debut studio album by American ska punk band Sublime, released in 1992. The album blends various Jamaican music styles like ska, reggae, and dub with punk and hip hop influences, featuring several cover songs. Initially receiving mixed reviews, it has since gained significant popularity and sold over two million copies in the U.S. Sublime recorded much of the album secretly in a university studio, drawing inspiration from local reggae and rap artists.