Nice to Know You

Nice to Know You
"Nice to Know You"
Single by Incubus
from the album Morning View
Released January 1, 2002
Recorded 2001
Genre Alternative rock
Length 4:43
Label Epic/Immortal
Producer Incubus
Incubus singles chronology
"Warning"
(2001)		 "Nice to Know You"
(2002)		 "Are You In?"
(2002)

"Nice to Know You" is the first track and second single by Incubus from the album Morning View. It peaked at #9 on the Billboard Modern Rock and Mainstream Rock Charts.

Music video

The video, directed by Jeb Brien, features the band performing the song in a live concert. The song is in 7/4 time signature.

Tracklist

"US CD Single

  1. "Nice To Know You"
  2. "Glass (live)"
  3. "Just A Phase (live)"
  4. "Nice To Know You (live)"

External links

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Studio albums
EPs
Let Me Tell Ya 'Bout Root Beer · Enjoy Incubus · When Incubus Attacks Volume 1
Live albums
Compilations
Singles
"Take Me to Your Leader" · "A Certain Shade of Green" · "New Skin" · "Pardon Me" · "Stellar" · "Drive" · "Out from Under" · "I Miss You" · "Wish You Were Here" · "Nice to Know You" · "Warning" · "Are You In?" · "Circles" · "Megalomaniac" · "Talk Shows on Mute" · "Agoraphobia" · "Make a Move" · "Anna Molly" · "Dig" · "Oil and Water" · "Love Hurts" · "Black Heart Inertia" · "Midnight Swim" · "Let's Go Crazy" · "Adolescents"  · "Promises, Promises"
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