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Honestly, it's great that that album has had such a long second wind because at the time, I guess there really were people that wanted a Blue album part two. We were coming off such a commercial breakthrough and it was really about being totally artistic. We had a lot of confidence so there was an "anything goes" kind of attitude. 4 on Billboard Top 200 Album Chart on the strength of trio of singles "Transistor," "Prisoner" and "Beautiful Disaster." Nick Hexum reflects, "I think that it was defying expectations and really taking a big step into the unknown. Produced by Skotch Ralston, it's as unique as it is revered in the band's discography, debuting at No. Pepper - a diverse, multi-faceted departure which found the band embracing reggae more so than hip-hop and rapping much less than on prior efforts. 1 classics, "Down," "Love Song," and "Don't Tread On Me."įourth full-length overall, Transistor, has been described as the band's Sgt. 311 is of course also responsible for a rightly renowned streak of radio hits, with nine singles reaching the Top 10 on Billboard's Alternative Songs chart, including the No. Since then, nine consecutive 311 studio releases – from 1997's Transistor to 2014's Stereolithic – have peaked within the Top 10 of the Billboard 200. 1995's self-titled third album proved 311's breakthrough, earning 3x platinum certification while catapulting them to the forefront of alternative music. The band's ingenious fusion of rock, reggae, hip-hop and funk – and tireless work ethic - saw them build an undeniable grassroots following.
From their very first show in their native Omaha, NE in June 1990 (opening for Fugazi), 311 have been on an incredible, unstoppable journey, fueled by an instantly recognizable, genre-defying sound, non-stop touring, and a fiercely loyal fan base.
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