Hello all. I’m sure I missed something along the way but have they shifted the 311 store to another platform? When I go to the usual 311 store online, the majority of the merchandise is no longer there. Maybe 10 shirts overall, 1 hat, and 1 poster. Just curious if anyone could add any insight. Thank you in advance!

Today's 311 mashup is a fine mix of Jackolantern's Weather and Made In The Shade!
I will try to do one of these a week maybe, and maybe make a dedicated channel for them, but for now...

Fresh footage from Sokol Auditorium

If you enjoyed my last mash up of Misdirected Hostility and Taiyed, then feast your ears on this!

I’ve been letting the album marinate in my ears the past 3 weeks. At first listen I kept comparing it to 311 and wasn’t giving it a fair shot… but after accepting it as its own thing, I absolutely love the album from start to finish. It’s grown on me. I think Scotch actually has a great voice that compliments the instrumentals well. I really hope this album isn’t a one and done. I’m looking forward to future releases.

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This was my 311 first show. I was a sophomore in high school. The lineup was The Pharcyde, 311, and Cypress Hill. First concert I ever paid to see. 311 was on tour supporting The Blue Album and Cypress was supporting Temples of Boom. Core memory!

It ripped!

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I do think a lot of there songs are unique especially from chaos songs like champagne or amber. Is there a reason they didn’t have a big breakthrough? Was it competition at the time like rhcp or other bands?

i’m convinced that Flowing is the most ominous and dreamy song made by 311.
i mean, just watch the music video, it’s trippy in a way that’s still grounded, but definitely odd, y’know what i mean?
this song just has an other worldly feel compared to all the other songs, and i think i can only really compare it to a song like Don’t Stay Home.

still cant believe it im so pumped

One of the best part of growing up in the 90’s was finding your favorite bands cds at local record shops then discovering the live bootlegs and vhs tapes

wtf happened to those intros?

Are you ready used to get me sooo freaking hyped 30seconds before they take the stage!

From sometime in the 90s. LOVED this shirt. The color. The simplicity 💪🏽✌🏽

16 songs, guessing about 75 minutes...

Roanoke was 20 songs so probably 90 minutes?

Can't remember how long a "full" show is but is usually about 100-110 minutes right?

So I was wondering what would the Transistor album would look like if they actually made it a double album like they planned to, with 29/30 songs. So I planned the distribuition and the order of the songs from each album to be as best as possible but i might be wrong.

Here are both playlists:

https://open.spotify.com/playlist/2QHmX4knkclF9ca2oIhh8Q?si=T_nq5l0GTf64QXCNdTP1Yw

https://open.spotify.com/playlist/6xWxNSfWPyqYOPmNhIEVep?si=V5-DBBBYTXWCQIIgh0uljQ

The Learning Curve's opening verse is the DTOM B-Side Pickswing. Anyone else notice this? I was blown away hearing that and am so glad they have done something with it, FINALLY.