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FROM
CHAOS (01)
FROM CHAOS is 311's 6th studio album, in stores June 19th. The CD
will also feature exclusive interview footage, videos, photos and
trailers for ETSD 1 and ETSD 2.
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SOUNDSYSTEM
(99)
Soundsystem goes back to the rock sound of "the blue album",
flavored with the trippy beats and melodic grooves of Transistor.
It's an integration of styles that creates a solid album - definitely
look forward to hearing it live.
Favorites tracks: Come Original, Flowing
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LIVE
(98)
The live album is a recording of the 9/97 New Orleans and 10/97
Santa Barbara shows. After listening to countless bootlegs, it's
great to have a clear recording of a live show. My only complaint...
if you're going to release a live album, why only 14 tracks... WHY?
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OMAHA
SESSIONS (98)
311 released Omaha Sessions in response to the rising interest
of their earlier recordings. The
album also swayed bootleggers from charging high prices for their
independent releases.
Favorites tracks: Today My Love, SoulSucker
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TRANSISTOR
(97)
Containing 21 tracks, Transistor is 311's most ambitious and most
experimental album to date. From the hard sounding "What
Was I Thinking" to the smooth "Stealing Happy Hours",
this album provides a new spin on the 311 sound.
Favorites
tracks: Beautiful Disaster, Use of Time, What Was I Thinking
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ENLARGED
TO SHOW DETAIL (96)
The Enlarged to Show Detail video included a bonus EP CD with 4
solid tracks; "Tribute", the instrumental "Let the
Cards Fall", the disco-styled funk anthem "Gap",
and the sloooooow-mo "Firewater".
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311
"the blue album" (95)
The self-titled album, also referred to "the blue album",
brought 311 mainstream success with hit singles "Down"
and "All Mixed Up".
Favorites tracks: All Mixed Up, Don't Stay Home
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GRASSROOTS
(94)
Grassroots seemed to share the same music style as their debut album...
that is until you reach track #4, a beatnik groove called "8:16AM".
This was the album that made me realize the versatility of the band.
Favorites tracks: Homebrew, 8:16am, 123
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MUSIC
(93)
Music marks 311's debut, and to this day contains the best songs
for live shows. The tracks were previously released on their 3 indie
albums, but with a refined sound and tighter lyrics.
Favorites tracks: Freak Out, Visit, My Stoney Baby, Do You
Right, Fuck the Bullshit
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LIMITED
RELEASE
These albums were only available in 311's hometown of Omaha Nebraska.
The band later released a "best of" collection called
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SOUNDTRACKS
+ COMPILATIONS
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Hempilation:
Freedom is NORML (95) - Who's Got The Herb
National Lampoon's Senior Trip Soundtrack (95) - Outside
Launch Issue No. 9 CDROM (95) - Interactive interview plus
Do You Right live video
Live From 6A : Late Night With Conan O'Brien - Down
Nowhere Soundtrack (97) - Freak Out
MTV Buzz Bin Vol. 2 (97) - Down
Music For Our Mother Ocean Vol. 2 (97) - Hydroponic
X Games: Vol. 3 (98) - All Mixed Up
Burning London Clash Tribute (99) - White Man In Hammersmith
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FEATURED
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The
Urge, Master's of Styles - track "Jump Right In" features
Nick Hexum
Battlestations - Nick DJ's on this album |
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