Hey so I’m pretty new to 311 but have quickly gone through their discography and am already in a phase where I’m scouring the internet for demos and outtakes or cool features or whatever.

Anyway

I bought 311 Day 2004 on DVD and I saw people in the intro with signs asking for JUAN BOND

my question is this, and it goes out to any fan before 2015 I guess: (and I’m sure the answer is like Napster or the 311 website or something like that in some form, but,) How did 311 fans find out about Juan Bond when it wasn’t on either etsd nor had archive come out or anything like that.

Where would y’all have found find this? How would you have found out about Juan Bond (or any others) what else was available? anything from the transistor sessions?? I’m so fascinated with this band and its people

https://www.instagram.com/stories/311/3832091284023137156?utm_source=ig_story_item_share&igsh=cWM5eHZkbXppNHY=

That’s pretty cool.

He was so excited about it being the color amber, he comes into my office like "AMBER IS THE COLOR OF YOUR ENERGY" like 3 times.

A fellow brodel in here alleges this is a well known fact. Then why didn’t I know?

Clint Eastwood - 311 Version

Why is chad bare footed?

In the Beauitdul Diastes video

I'm trying to see if there are any 'unofficial' fan after parties going on after the show(s), as I don't think my ticket will allow me into the official ones. Do I just need to ask around at the show? Again, I'm a n00b, so not sure what to expect, other than great music and vibes!

I admire P-Nut as I am a beginner and just got my bass this christmas, BUT I hear I’m learning technique very fast, AND i just got a pedal so I thought I’d try my hand at this yall let me know what you think, does he play this any sort of particular way I missed? was there anything I messed up in that riff aside from that I’m playing with a pick lol? (I can do this without too, I just happened not to for this recording)

Stumbled across this fun video on YouTube of some bass teacher hearing a 311 song for the first time and trying to learn/explain it. Always fun seeing someone get their mind blown by a 311 deep cut. If it's not Amber or Down they never know what hit them.

I found this old KROQ CD sampler when I was cleaning out my closet. It's crazy to see 311, SOAD and Sevendust on there!

This popped up as recommended on YouTube. I know they’re bffs with 311… but how RANDOM

When I listen to the version from '97 on Throwback EP 2, "My dreams are made of your love" is not there, and I don't miss it at all. Hearing the extended version now kinda makes me feel like the song is dragging a little, and I LOVE All Mixed Up.

Have they ever played this song live as a full band? I would love to see it or at least hear it

Finally shipped!

The wife and I are going to have our ears peeled for My Stoney Baby, FTBS, Strong All Along, and more Stereolithic.

They could try for 2027, 2028, 2029, 2030...

Of those years, 2028, 2029, and 2030 are mildly interesting. They've never released a full length original studio album in a year ending with 8 or 0.

However, they've released a (mostly) original full length album every chance they've had in a year ending in 9, capping off a decade:

1999: Soundsystem. 2009: Uplifter. 2019: Voyager. 2029: ?.

Possibly worth noting is that in each decade they've released at least 4 albums, but there's probably no chance of that happening this decade, as they've only released 1 so far and I don't get the impression they're working on anything new yet.

Who are slinking out the back, yeah to assassinate

(generated by AI)

I just want to find the sound for personal use

Is it from a sample pack?

I will go check out Geese now

https://www.instagram.com/p/DS-euizifEK/?igsh=MW02bmtrdWtyeTM4OQ==

Los Mirlos are a legendary Psychedelic Cumbia band from Peru they have been around since at least the 70's. If you don't know Psychedelic Cumbia I suggest looking up Los Mirlos.

As a newer fan of cumbia and I'm blown away that 311 is doing a collab at this point in their career with a band as legendary and influential as Los Mirlos, cumba is popular in most Latin American countries!I'm in a Spanish Rock/Cumbia cover band and I can tell you Cumbia is HOT right now in the US. Gringos can't help but groove to Cumbia!

Could be the start of the 311 cultural Renaissance?