Sampling: "Strangers" features a sample of "Hands On Experience" by The High & Mighty.Some albums (like Don't Tread on Me) try to tone it down or not even do it, but they go back and forth on this. Rap Rock: Since the first album they revel on this.Performance Video: "Homebrew" and "Beautiful Disaster".Also applies to Nick (Nicholas) and Tim(othy). Only Known by Their Nickname: SA and P-nut.Ode to Intoxication: "Homebrew" and "Loco" are the most overt.Nu Metal: They experiment with this sometimes, especially on Soundsystem and From Chaos, which were both released during the height of the genre's popularity.Nobody Loves the Bassist: Averted: "P-Nut, beat that thing!".Mistaken for Racist: That damn KKK rumor.Melismatic Vocals: " Sever " has a pretty good one on the word "home".
In 1991, Jim left the band and Tim and SA were added. The band originally consisted of Nick, P-Nut, Chad, and Jim Watson. Long-Runner Line-up: A type 2 example.Live Album: 311 have two: the first was in 1998 called "Live" and the other was "311 with the Unity Orchestra" in 2014.Letters 2 Numbers: The cover of Stereolithic slips the digits from the band's name in this way, eg Ster3ol1th1c.Greatest Hits Album: Two, Omaha Sessions and Greatest Hits '93-'03.This translates to "I go to the beach because the puppet show is cool!" Gratuitous French: "Salsa" lampshades this in the line "Je vais a la plage parce que le guignol est chouette! I kick nonsense in French, tasty like Crepe Suzette".Many did not think when they hear we come from this state" Naturally, they give it a shoutout in the form of song. Flyover Country: The guys are from Omaha, Nebraska.Fading into the Next Song: "Starshines" -> "Strangers".The one incidence of this was a cover song ("Leaving Babylon"). Fade Out: Averted nearly 100% of the time.Epic Instrumental Opener: The B-Side "Let the Cards Fall".Doesn't Like Guns: "Guns (Are for Pussies)".Department of Redundancy Department: "Nothing like the comfort of a silence that's comfortable.".They have also covered Bad Brains' "Leaving Babylon" and "Who's Got the Herb?", The Clash's "Midnight in Hammersmith Palais", and Toots & the Maytals "Reggae Got Soul" (which appeared on the Surf's Up soundtrack). Cover Version: Their cover of The Cure's "Love Song" (which appeared on the 50 First Dates soundtrack) is the most well-known.Cluster F-Bomb: "Fat Chance", which is just a small track that hides the true one, "Fuck the Bullshit".
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