- Music (311 album)
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Music Studio album by 311 Released February 9, 1993 Recorded December 1992 - January 1993 at Ocean Studios in Burbank, California Genre Alternative rock, rap metal, funk rock, ska punk Length 46:15 Label Capricorn Records
Volcano EntertainmentProducer Eddy Offord 311 chronology Hydroponic
(1992)Music
(1993)Grassroots
(1994)Singles from Music - "Do You Right"
Released: June 2nd, 1993 - "Visit"
Released: 1993 - "My Stoney Baby"
Released: 1993 - "Feels So Good"
Released: 1993
Professional ratings Review scores Source Rating Allmusic [1] Music is the debut album by American alternative rock band 311, released on February 9, 1993. "Do You Right" was released as a single. The album was certified Gold in 1999 by the RIAA, having sold over 500,000 copies.[2]
Contents
Track listing
- "Welcome" – 2:55
- "Freak Out" – 3:44
- "Visit" – 3:41
- "Paradise" – 5:03
- "Unity" – 3:27
- "Hydroponic" – 3:54
- "My Stoney Baby" – 3:44
- "Nix Hex" – 4:09
- "Plain" – 2:58
- "Feels So Good" – 3:23
- "Do You Right" – 4:18
- "Fat Chance" – 5:05 (contains a new version of "Fuck the Bullshit." This track is not listed in the Volcano imprint of the album. However, it remains on the record as a hidden track.)
Of the tracks listed, there are only five tracks that were not included on 311's previous independent releases; Visit, Paradise, Hydroponic, My Stoney Baby, and Fat Chance. However, all of the songs that had been previously released were altered, most notably Do You Right, where nearly all of the lyrics were changed. SA also changed his main verses in Freak Out, Feels So Good and Fuck The Bullshit. The breakdown in Plain was completely changed musically, and the lyrics were re-arranged. The first pressing was originally manufactured and distributed by "Warner Bros. Records Inc." and thus bears the "WB" logo in the bottom right corner. Later issues were manufactured and distributed by "RED" in 1994, "Mercury Records" in 1996 and most recently "Volcano."
Singles
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"Freak Out" (Pre-Music Single)
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"Visit"
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"My Stoney Baby"
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"Feels So Good"
Charts
Album
Year Chart Position 1996 Top Heetseekers 37 References
Nick Hexum · SA Martinez · Tim Mahoney · P-Nut · Chad Sexton Studio albums Dammit! · Unity · Music · Grassroots · 311 · Transistor · Omaha Sessions · Soundsystem · From Chaos · Evolver · Don't Tread on Me · Uplifter · Universal PulseEPs Downstairs · HydroponicLive albums Compilations Singles/samplers "Freak Out" · "Do You Right" · "Visit" · "My Stoney Baby" · "Feels So Good" · "Homebrew" · "Lucky" · "8:16 A.M."/"Omaha Stylee" · "Jackolantern's Weather"/"Guns" · "Don't Stay Home" · "Down" · "All Mixed Up" · "Transistor" · "Prisoner" · "Beautiful Disaster" · "Come Original" · "Flowing" · "Large in the Margin" · "You Wouldn't Believe" · "I'll Be Here Awhile" · "Amber" · "Creatures (For a While)" · "Beyond the Gray Sky" · "Love Song" · "First Straw" · "Don't Tread on Me" · "Speak Easy" · "Frolic Room" · "Hey You" · "It's Alright" · "Sunset in July" · "Count Me In"Video albums Related articles Categories:- 1993 albums
- 311 albums
- Albums produced by Eddie Offord
- Capricorn Records albums
- Debut albums
- English-language albums
- Albums certified gold by the Recording Industry Association of America
- "Do You Right"
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