Chewsmoka
May 2003
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Holy shit on bricks.
You my friend have obviously not seen 311 live, if you had you would understand the energy that Hexum is trying to relate in this AWESOME album. I've seen them live 9 ( nine ) times, all in San Diego ( Well, once in L.A. ) , when S.A. - Nick and PNut get on stage, electricity runs through the venue, and you know a badass show is about to blow your mind. I remember seeing Incubus open for them in 99' at the SDSU ampitheater - Man did Incubus SUCK live, fucking terrrible show, then 311 takes the stage with "Who's got the Herb" and the atmosphere of the whole place changed, chicks started takin their shirts off, the pit got huge, and chaos insued ( all with the shitty accoustic's of the venue) .This album isn't in essence an "evolution" of their music, it is a culmination of the band's entire release history. This album combinds grassroots, 311 (self titled), and Soundsystem, as well as touches of their other albums, and transfromes it into a new sound, mixing all the best, into something that is new. How many bands do you know that started in the late 80's and still have the strength behind their new music? Not that many. Furthermore, I can't wait to see 311/Slightly Stoopid/Cypress Hill at Street Scene this Saturday, will probably be one of the best shows I'll ever see, and I've seen alot. 2.5 out of 5 rating is a laugh, why don't you change the channel back to MTV and watch the .50 video again.
Props to 311 for this bitchin album - See you guys on the 6th!!
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quote: Originally posted by platinum_bomb
Dude, It wasn't there and still isn't... I was waiting to see what the pic looked like cuz the release was up, but there was no pic and i didn't find the sample, mo fo . Don't make me come and tie ur arms to ur chair and beat u silly with your own keyboard
lol
Will edit this after i get it.
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