What is the best Slightly Stoopid album of all time?

From their Sublime-mentored beginnings to genre-defying hybrids of reggae, punk, hip-hop, and jazz, their catalog is unlike anything else in music. Which album defines their chaotic genius? Cast your vote!

1. 1
   Closer to the Sun

   The 2005 album that established Slightly Stoopid as leaders of the reggae-rock-hip-hop fusion genre.
   1000pts
2. 2
   Slightly Not Stoned Enough to Eat Breakfast Yet Stoopid

   The 2008 eclectic album blending reggae, punk, jazz, and hip-hop into a uniquely chaotic and beloved record of outtakes and new studio tracks.
   636pts
3. 3
   Meanwhile... Back at the Lab

   The 2015 experimental album pushing their genre-blending approach with diverse influences and impressive musicianship.
   372pts
4. 4
   Chronchitis

   The 2007 album that reached the Billboard 200 top 60, mixing reggae, funk and rock grooves with guest appearances from Guru and G. Love.
   372pts
5. 5
   Everything You Need

   The 2003 Surfdog Records album that widened the band's following with the gold-certified fan favorite 'Collie Man' and a guest turn from G. Love.
   372pts
6. 6
   The Longest Barrel Ride

   The 1998 early independent album on Skunk Records, showing the roots of their eclectic style under the wing of Sublime.
   272pts
7. 7
   Slightly $toopid

   The band's 1996 self-titled debut on Sublime's Skunk Records, a raw San Diego mix of punk, reggae and dub featuring Bradley Nowell on 'Prophet'.
   272pts
8. 8
   Everyday Life, Everyday People

   The 2018 polished album featuring heavy-hitting collaborations and their most refined reggae-funk sound.
   272pts
9. 9
   Top of the World

   The 2012 Billboard Reggae Chart No. 1 album featuring their most accomplished songwriting and production.
   0pts

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