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You will be rewinding the track into negative digits. Play track 1, then hold down the 'back' button on your CD player. *There is a secret track before the first song, "Transistor". *Outtakes from this album are "Earth People", "Clone Me", "MTA", "Grifters", "The Quickening", "Everything", "Writer's Block Party", "Space Funk", "Old Funk", "To The Future" and "(White Man) in Hammersmith Palais". This further explains Nick Hexum's lyric "this song started as a rant against haters, but that'd be giving into the instigators". *"Electricity" was originally called "Fuck the KKK". *The 11th track "No Control" has no relation to the Bad Religion song No Control from their 1989 album of the same name. * "Transistor" was originally intended to be a double-album, but was condensed to 21 tracks on one CD. *"Beautiful Disaster", "Prisoner", and "Transistor" were released as singles.

*"Fuck the KKK" - Early demo for Electricity *"White Man In Hammersmith Palais" (Strummer) - 3:52 (Appears on "") *"Space Funk" - 2:35 (Available via 311's website) *"Old Funk" - 2:43 (Available via 311's website) # "Borders" (Sexton Hexum/Martinez) - 2:45 # "Starshines" (Sexton Hexum/Martinez) - 2:36 # "Creature Feature" (Wills Martinez) - 2:38 # "No Control" (Hexum Hexum/Martinez) - 3:09 # "The Continuous Life" (Sexton Martinez) - 3:30 # "Jupiter" (Sexton Hexum/Martinez) - 2:45 # "Inner Light Spectrum" (Sexton/Martinez Martinez) - 3:41 # "Prisoner" (Hexum Hexum/Martinez) - 2:50 # "Transistor" (Music: Sexton Lyrics: Hexum/Martinez) - 3:02

"Transistor Intro" - 1:36 ( pregap hidden track).

It is the band's most experimental album to date. The album was certified Platinum, having sold over 1 million copies. "Transistor" is the fourth studio album by 311. Some great vocal harmonies are also presented throughout the song.Recorded = February - April 1997, at NRG Studios in Los Angeles, California The song gets a little heavier as it moves along with the typical 311 rap about two-thirds of the way through. The song “Five Of Everything,” was also released as the first single from the record. The great rockin mid-tempo groovin song opened up the album. “This song was released on the album Stereolithic. We open up our 311 songs list with the great song “Five of Everything. Their most recent album released as of this writing in 2021 was issued two years ago on July 12th 2019 entitled Voyager which was the bands 13th studio album. Three more years would pass by until the band released their 12th studio album entitled Mosaic. Once again a long period of time would pass between albums when 311 waited three years before they released their 11th studio album titled Stereolithic. The sound was about the same length as a Van Halen’s Diver Down clocking in and only 29 minutes. Into the decade of the 2010s 311 went when they released a mini LP entitled Universal Pulse. For the Uplifter album the band got the great Bob Rock to produce. This was the longest time the band ever took in between albums. It would be another four years before 311 returned with their ninth studio album called Uplifter. Their eighth studio album quotes a little bit of American History with the title Don’t Tread On Me which was released on August 16th 2005. Two years later they returned with their sixth studio album entitled From Chaoson their new label Volcano Entertainment.

The band released their final studio album on Capricorn records in 1999 and entitled Sound System. Two years later, the band would change directions of bit with the release of their fourth studio album entitled Transistor. In 1995, the band hit it really big with their fabulous album 311. That album would be followed up a year later in 1994 with the album Grassroots. The band’s first album was released in 1993 entitled Music. For a while they were one of the biggest selling rock bands of the decade. The group has released 13 studio albums along with two amazing live records, and a handful of eps and DVDs. 311 was a very popular band throughout the decade of the 1990s and have continued to grow musically well into the 2010s. Our 311 songs rank list looks at a 1980s band that hailed from the city of Omaha Nebraska. Photo: Eli Watson, CC BY 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons