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Badfish

A A A Comments (0) By Niki D'Andrea Thursday, Nov 6 2008

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With Scotty Don't and the Punkutations. Thursday, November 6, at Revolution, 200 W. Broward Blvd., Fort Lauderdale. 8 p.m. $17. Call 954-727-0950, or visit jointherevolution.com.

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Like a phallus in wonderland, Badfish is on the rise as one of the nation's premier tribute bands, and they claim to turn hundreds of fans away from their sold-out shows each night. The Rhode Island trio performs a plethora of Sublime songs, from the well-known ("What I Got," "Santeria") to the more obscure ("DJs," "Don't Push"), and although they don't necessarily go out of their way to look like Sublime, they do sound just like the Long Beach legends. Sublime is always a jukebox favorite at your local bar, so why not show up and hear a letter-perfect replica of the band live? The beers may cost more, but the music will sound ten times better.