311 - Greatest Hits '93-'03

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Album Details

Title: Greatest Hits '93-'03
Artist: 311
Release Date: 6/8/2004
Re-Released On: 3/3/2009
Label: Sony Music Distribution, Volcano/Zomba Label Group, Legacy
Album Type(s): Greatest Hits
UPCs: 828766000924, 886974390725
Genre: Rock
Styles: Alternative Pop/Rock, Heavy Metal, Funk Metal, Alternative/Indie Rock, Rap-Rock
Moods: Aggressive, Bright, Druggy, Exuberant, Party/Celebratory, Rambunctious, Raucous, Street-Smart, Swaggering, Urgent, Confrontational, Energetic, Plaintive, Rebellious, Rowdy, Visceral, Brash, Playful, Volatile, Summery, Warm
Total Copies: 1
Number of Discs/SwapaCD Credits: 1

Track Listings

  1. Down
  2. Flowing
  3. All Mixed Up
  4. Amber
  5. Come Original
  6. Beautiful Disaster
  7. Creatures (For a While)
  8. Do You Right
  9. I'll Be Here Awhile
  10. You Wouldn't Believe
  11. Transistor
  12. Don't Stay Home
  13. Homebrew
  14. Beyond the Gray Sky
  15. Love Song
  16. How Do You Feel? [#]
  17. First Straw [#]

Additional Releases

YearTypeLabelCatalog #
2009CDSony Music Distribution88697439072
2009CDLegacy43907
2004CDVolcano/Zomba Label Group60009

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Album Review

From the chunkheaded rap-rock beta tests "Down" and "All Mixed Up" through the blue-eyed make-out reggae of "Amber" and on to latter-day stuff like the underrated Soundsystem single "Come Original," 311 spanned the nascence and ultimate codification of the alternative nation. "F*ck the naysayers 'cause they don't mean a thing!" -- if you went to college in the 1990s, 311 was on your radar. Greatest Hits '93-'03 remasters the highlights from those years, includes the Omaha group's graceful cover of the Cure's "Love Song," and pads the set with two new songs. As for the unreleased material, "First Straw" is a pleasant enough reggae-rock jam of the variety S.A., Nick Hexum, et al., have grown skilled -- if not necessarily better -- at writing, while "How Do You Feel" is a muscular rocker with the usual eager rap/triumphant chorus dynamic. Other highlights include a version of Grassroots opener "Homebrew" remixed for added punch and grit, and the diametrically opposed Evolver cuts "Creatures (For a While)" and "Beyond the Gray Sky." While "Do You Right" is the only representative from 1993's Music, it's nice to remember that it sounds like Fishbone playing Love. In short, Greatest Hits '93-'03 is the perfect time capsule for the casual 311 fan. It might even shake loose the name of that stoner kid from freshman year. ~ Johnny Loftus, All Music Guide

Credits

NameCredits
311Audio Production, Producer
Alison DyerPhotography
AnnalisaPhotography
B. WilliamsLyricist
Brian SmithPhotography
Catherine WesselPhotography
Chad SextonMixing, Drums, Group Member
D. MartinezLyricist
Danny ClinchPhotography
Darin BlackPhotography
David KahneAudio Production, Mixing, Producer
Eddie OffordMixing, Audio Production, Producer
Hugh PadghamProducer
Jack Joseph PuigMixing
Joe GastwirtMastering, Mixing
Larry TolhurstLyricist
Marina ChavezPhotography
Melodie McDanielPhotography
Nicholas HexumGroup Member, Guitar, Vocals, Lyricist
Nick GammaArt Direction, Design
Nick HexumGuitar, Vocals
P*nutBass, Group Member
P-NutGroup Member, Guitar (Bass), Bass
P. ThompsonLyricist
R. Hamilton SmithLyricist
Robert O'Donnell, Jr.Lyricist
S.A. MartinezGroup Member, DJ, Vocals
SaintMixing, Producer, Audio Production
Scott RalstonProducer, Audio Production, Mixing
Tim MahoneyGuitar, Group Member