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311

Blue Album (1995)

It happened upon a summer night that my dad handed me the Blue Album. I opened it up and there they were: these alien guys next to a bright Venus disc. I placed the CD gently into my 6-disc carousel and put on my headphones.

The first song on the album is Down - a song I heard previously on the radio and was not really captured by. In its entirety, Down is a fun, high energy song...but then Random played next. Then Loco, All Mixed Up...by the end of the album I thought WTF did I just listen to?!

Like all of 311's albums, the Blue Album is a conflation of styles melded seamlessly together to create the unique 311 sound. It's crunchy funk, rap reggae, groovy alternative reggae, heavy-guitar-dancehall, and something else. The album was actually recorded in haste - they were just beginning to blow up and had an obligation to Capricorn to record this, so the Blue Album has a unique short-and-sweet vibe compared to their other albums. Some songs are mainstays in their concert setlists, while others are deep track gems.

My favorite songs:

Purpose

Dont Stay Home

Sweet

Guns (Are for Pussies)

*311's music is not for the casual listener. Their music is nuanced and layered. Also, a huge part of what makes this band special is in the lyrics. Please ask a 311 fan to curate a playlist before attempting to listen to their catalogue.

[thisgirllovesbands]

happy 311 dayyyyyy

311 is a band that infuses rap, rock, punk and reggae all together and me and my family have LOVED them forever and March 11th is 311 day (as announced on 3/11/00) Happy 34 years of music!!! Stay Positive And Love Your Life ❤️❤️

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311 - Beautiful Disaster

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311 – Full Bloom

The fourteenth studio album from Alternative Rock legends, 311, is a strong collection of songs that longtime fans of the band are sure to enjoy, and there’s plenty of new vibes brought forth for casual fans to check out as well. Full Bloom was produced by Collin Brittain, with some additional producer credits from Scotch Ralston and Tim Pagnotta. The band described Full Bloom as “311 on steroids,” and it’s hard to not agree with this assessment. 311 goes bigger and better than they have in quite some time and delivers the right mix of nostalgia paired with artistic growth for a strong musical statement. The set was preceded with their highest charting single in 13 years, breaking into the Top 15 on Alternative radio, with lead single “You’re Gonna Get It.” The concise ten-track album features some of the band’s strongest material in years showcasing that the veteran rockers have plenty left in the tank. Starting off with the lead single is a wise choice as the track is the best song on the record and helps set the right tone for the entirety of Full Bloom. The eerie guitar picking from Tim Mahoney in the opening riff is a different approach from the guitarist, while lead vocalist/guitarist Nick Hexum opens with, “See it coming like a train in the distance / Watching everything change in an instant / Magical feeling, indestructible / You don’t even care what they’re thinkin’ / When you don’t slow down, it won’t sink in / On your own, out there in the great unknown.” The single feels super-charged and creates the right type of anticipation for the material that follows. ”Need Somebody” builds off of the success of the opener with some similar-sounding guitar tones, while bassist P-Nut’s riffs reverberate off of the speakers in the most epic of ways. The song is the second single to be released from the set and it fits comfortably in the groove that 311 is best known for. The title track follows next in the sequencing with some bubbly guitars from Mahoney, while Hexum and SA Martinez harmonize nicely in the verses and choruses. The second verse of, “We, are all apart of connection / With every single section / Though sometimes we forget / Cuz everyone loses signal sometimes / Lost in the static forget we’re combined / That’s just the way that it goes,” preaches what 311 have been about from the beginning: unity. After the killer three-track punch, 311 settles into a comfortable groove on the bass-heavy “Friend” that alludes to the fact that the band is here for the long haul as Hexum mentions, “My friend, we can’t let this be the end.” The song doesn’t really go much beyond the early tones set forth, but luckily the funky beats found on “Mountain Top” get 311 back on track quickly with another solid bass/drums breakdown courtesy of P-Nut and drummer Chad Sexton. Hexum remains as captivating as ever in his vocal delivery, and Martinez’s vocal effects on the lyric of “Where’d it all go?” highlight how the band can still take some calculated risks. ”New Heights” complements the earlier title track with a similar-sounding guitar riff, while Hexum comes to grips with mortality and legacy as he croons, “And if our time is winding down / We’ll turn a whisper to a sound / And if you ever feel a doubt / We’re all in this forever.” “Days Go By” is reminiscent of the sound the band went for on 2009’s Voyager, but with improved results. It feels very much like a 311 song, and ironically is the only song on the LP to clock in at exactly the 3 minute 11 second mark. One of the coolest songs on Full Bloom comes on “Persimmon” that features some atmospheric riffing from Mahoney while Hexum offers the opening thought of, “It’s hard to make things easy / And easy to make things hard.” 311 continues to explore the depths of their dynamic sound as the song unfolds, and show why the band has been able to consistently fill venues over their 36 year career. “All You’ve Seen” feels like an instant classic in 311’s discography with its chill vibes and smooth chorus of, “Close calls and… https://chorus.fm/reviews/311-full-bloom/

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꒰ 𝐒𝐄𝐍𝐓𝐄𝐍𝐂𝐄 𝐒𝐓𝐀𝐑𝐓𝐄𝐑𝐒

' believe me when i say, i am desperate. when i say, i too am hungry for god. ' ( susan l. leary )

' you ache. you ache all over. you are aching to be you, but you're scared of what it means to do so. ' ( caleb azumah nelson )

' i don't need your praise to survive. ' ( louise glück )

' eventually someone is going to break your heart. eventually something you love is going to be taken away. and then you will fall to the floor crying. ' ( richard siken )

' if not this, then there is nothing. ' ( leanne dunic )

' someday, you will be in love again. ' ( sanna wani )

' no offense to god, but everything my mother prayed i wouldn't be, i became. ' ( hiwot adilow )

' we outgrow love, like other things, and put it in the drawer. ' ( emily dickinson )

' i could not stop myself from needing to belong somewhere, even if that somewhere was a burial ground. ' ( fatima aamer bilal )

' there is nothing that helps me sleep, but i keep going. i have found it best to live. ' ( samantha fain )

' i am always ready to leave. there is not a single room in this world where i belong. ' ( fatima aamer bilal )

' i wasn't fooled. i knew you at once. ' ( sylvisa plath )

' even at the moment of your failure, you are beautiful. ' ( lidia yuknavitch )

' tomorrow you'll be stronger. rest here in peace a little longer. ' ( timothy dekin )

' remembering you, i remember also compassion. i cannot explain this. ' ( jane hirshfield )

' i guess i'm crueler than i think i am. ' ( charles bukowski )

' and if i lie, i lie because i love you. ' ( anne sexton )

' what part of yourself did you have to destroy in order to survive in the world this year? ' ( arabelle sicardi )

' the cage is open. you can walk out anytime you want. why are you still in there? ' ( heather havrilesky )

' are you healed or do you only think you're healed? ' ( louise glück )

' when your disaster is everyone's disaster, how do you grieve? ' ( chad hartigan )

' where do you go when i don't see you? or who am i when you're not around? ' ( peter gizzi )

' do you think love only exists because death exists? ' ( katie marya )

' you can't have two worlds in your hands and choose emptiness. ' ( mary szybist )

' god, throw me a line. the drowning takes too long. ' ( mary szybist )

[ulkaralakbarova]

Working-class waitress Slim thought she was entering a life of domestic bliss when she married Mitch, the man of her dreams. After the arrival of their first child, her picture perfect life is shattered when she discovers Mitch’s hidden possessive dark side, a controlling and abusive alter ego that can turn trust, love and tranquility into terror. Terrified for her child’s safety, Slim flees with her daughter. Relentless in his pursuit and enlisting the aid of lethal henchmen, Mitch continually stalks the prey that was once his family. Credits: TheMovieDb. Film Cast: Slim Hiller: Jennifer Lopez Mitch Hiller: Billy Campbell Ginny: Juliette Lewis Joe: Dan Futterman Jupiter: Fred Ward Jim Toller: Bill Cobbs FBI Agent: Jeff Kober Instructor: Bruce A. Young Gracie Hiller: Tessa Allen Phil: Christopher Maher Mrs. Hiller: Janet Carroll Robbie: Noah Wyle Homeowner: Bruce French FBI Agent: Dan Martin FBI Agent: Brent Sexton Teacher Betty: Sandra Nelson Waitress: Lynne Marie Stewart Jupiter’s Blonde Girl: Margaret Emery Electronics Store Clerk: Victor McCay Mitch’s Young Blonde: Nikki Bokal Front Desk Clerk: John O’Brien Bank Teller: Louisa Abernathy Ticket Clerk: Kerri Higuchi Soup Server: Fern Ward Mr. Hiller: James Noah First Cop: Leif Riddell Teddy: Ruben Madera Film Crew: Production Design: Doug Kraner Producer: Rob Cowan Director of Photography: Rogier Stoffers Producer: Irwin Winkler Director: Michael Apted Writer: Nicholas Kazan Co-Producer: Jeanney Kim Casting: John Brace Stunt Coordinator: Simon Crane Transportation Captain: Don Tardino Executive Producer: E. Bennett Walsh Makeup Department Head: Teresa M. Austin Costume Design: Shay Cunliffe Sound Re-Recording Mixer: Paul Massey Music Editor: Zigmund Gron Costume Supervisor: Helen Monaghan Set Decoration: Tracey A. Doyle Sound Re-Recording Mixer: Doug Hemphill Sound Mixer: Robert Janiger Second Assistant Director: Joan G. Bostwick First Assistant Editor: Thomas Calderon Supervising Sound Editor: John A. Larsen Location Manager: Jennifer Dunne Art Direction: Andrew Menzies Key Grip: Brian H. Reynolds Assistant Art Director: Greg Berry Editor: Rick Shaine Unit Production Manager: Dennis Stuart Murphy First Assistant Director: Robert Huberman Construction Coordinator: David T. Cannon Script Supervisor: Benita Brazier Casting: Linda Lowy Camera Operator: Chris Squires Music Editor: Dina Eaton Key Makeup Artist: Pamela Santori Production Accountant: Michael Goosen Property Master: Chris Ubick Stunts: Gábor Piroch Special Effects Coordinator: Rick Thompson Unit Publicist: Vic Heutschy Still Photographer: Van Redin Assistant Sound Editor: David Wolowic Sound Effects Editor: Ken Fischer Hair Department Head: Martin Samuel ADR Supervisor: Lucy Coldsnow-Smith Color Timer: Harry Muller Assistant Sound Editor: Paul Apted Assistant Sound Editor: J. Aloysius Flanagan III Hairstylist: Susan Germaine Assistant Editor: Andrew Blustain ADR Editor: Kelly Oxford Foley Editor: Christopher Flick Set Designer: Suzan Wexler Makeup Artist: Margot Boccia Transportation Co-Captain: Timothy P. Ryan Cableman: Tom Fox Orchestrator: Nicholas Dodd Key Hair Stylist: Rod Ortega Rigging Gaffer: Martin Bosworth Casting Assistant: Derek Marquand Standby Painter: Lisa Shaftel Propmaker: Tony R. Medina First Assistant Camera: Makiko Carlson Dialogue Editor: Susan Dawes Dialogue Editor: Mildred Iatrou Original Music Composer: David Arnold Production Assistant: J. Wilfrid White Set Dresser: Paul Mugavero Graphic Designer: Steven Samanen Set Production Assistant: Trish Stanard Leadman: Luigi Mugavero Stand In: Alder Sherwood Set Production Assistant: Chad Saxton Boom Operator: George W. Scott Stunt Double: Jill Brown Stunt Double: Joe Bucaro III Movie Reviews: Andre Gonzales: Good movie. Love to see a woman take a position of power against her attacker. Even when that attacker is her husband.

[raccoon-in-a-dumpster]

guy named Chad Sexton from Omaha, Nebraska.

[obxentertainment]

311 Return to Outer Banks for Summer Concert August 9

311 Return to Outer Banks for Summer Concert August 9

311 will return to the Outer Banks in concert this summer, bringing their Unity Tour to Roanoke Island Festival Park in Manteo in August, with special guests AWOLNATION and Neon Trees, presented by VusicOBX. A staple of 1990s era alternative rock radio, 311 was formed in 1990 in Omaha, Nebraska, featuring Nick Hexum (vocals/guitar), Chad Sexton (drums), Tim Mahoney (guitar), SA Martinez…

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Chad Daybell

Author and religious publisher Chad Daybell rose to fame after being linked to a number of unexplained deaths and disappearances. Daybell, who was born in Provo, Utah, on August 11, 1968, was raised in a pious Mormon home before joining the Latter-day Saint religion.

Early Life and Career: Before deciding to become a novelist, Daybell worked as a school bus driver and then as a cemetery sexton. His self-published writings, which frequently addressed themes of religious prophecy and the end times, helped him gain popularity among Latter-day Saints.

Controversy and Criminal Charges: When Daybell's wife Tammy Daybell passed away in 2019 under questionable circumstances, his life took a tragic turn. He married Lori Vallow just two weeks after; Tylee Ryan and Joshua "JJ" Vallow, her two children, were reported missing in September 2019. As detectives dug into the couple's complex web of beliefs and claimed membership in a doomsday cult, the case garnered national attention.

Finding of the Bodies: JJ and Tylee's bodies were found buried on Daybell's farm near Rexburg, Idaho, in June 2020. After that, Daybell and Vallow were taken into custody and accused of a number of crimes, including conspiring to destroy, modify, or conceal evidence. The case startled the country and sparked debate on the impact of radical ideologies and the abuse of weak people.

Legal proceedings: According to the most recent information, Chad Daybell is being tried for his purported role in JJ and Tylee's deaths as well as other relevant offenses. As prosecutors and defense lawyers present evidence and arguments in court, the judicial proceedings have attracted a great deal of attention from the media.

Impact and Legacy: The Chad Daybell case has had a long-lasting effect on the communities involved and has spurred discussions about the need to be vigilant in protecting those who are vulnerable as well as the perils of extremist ideas. It is a warning about the strength of conviction and the dangers of unbridled fanaticism.

To sum up, Chad Daybell's terrible and harrowing narrative has captured the attention of the country and illuminated the perils of radicalism and manipulation. The case serves as a reminder of how crucial it is to get victims' justice and hold offenders accountable for their harm while legal proceedings are ongoing.

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Chad Sexton (drummer for 311) and Christopher Martin (of the Chicago Sym...

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311 - “I’ll Be Here Awhile” [x]

[writingbaseballboheme]

I'm 39 min late posting but I didn't forget! Even my mom called & wished me a Happy 311 Day! Thats sick AF! Happy 311 Day to all! 🥰