Artist	Song
311	Down
from 311 (Deluxe Version) (2007)
311	Amber
from From Chaos (1998)
311	Sunset in July
from Universal Pulse (2011)
311	All Mixed Up
from 311 (Deluxe Version) (2007)
311	Beautiful Disaster
from Transistor (1990)
311	Come Original
from Soundsystem (1990)
311	Love Song
from Greatest Hits '93-'03 (2004)
311	Don't Tread On Me
from Don't Tread On Me (2005)
311	Don't Stay Home
from 311 (Deluxe Version) (2007)
311	I'll Be Here Awhile
from From Chaos (1998)
311	Creatures (For a While)
from Evolver (2003)
311	Trouble
from Universal Pulse (2011)
311	Transistor
from Transistor (1990)
311	You Wouldn't Believe
from From Chaos (1998)
311	Flowing
from Soundsystem (1990)
311	Hey You
from Uplifter (Deluxe Version) (2009)
311	Do You Right
from Music (2008)
311	It's Alright
from Uplifter (Deluxe Version) (2009)
311	Speak Easy
from Don't Tread On Me (2005)
311	Prisoner
from Transistor (1990)
311	Homebrew
from Grassroots (1990)
311	Count Me In
from Universal Pulse (2011)
311	Freak Out
from Music (2008)
311	8:16 A.M.
from Grassroots (1990)
311	Crack the Code
from Evolver (2003)
311	Random
from 311 (Deluxe Version) (2007)
311	Stealing Happy Hours
from Transistor (1990)
311	Two Drops In the Ocean
from Uplifter (Deluxe Version) (2009)
311	What Was I Thinking
from Transistor (1990)
311	Large In the Margin
from Soundsystem (1990)
311	Lucky
from Grassroots (1990)
311	Champagne
from From Chaos (1998)
311	Beyond the Gray Sky
from Evolver (2003)
311	Visit
from Music (2008)
311	Thank Your Lucky Stars
from Don't Tread On Me (2005)
311	Who's Got the Herb?
from 311 - Live (2001)
311	Freeze Time
from Soundsystem (1990)
311	Still Dreaming
from Evolver (2003)
311	Sever
from Soundsystem (1990)
311	Nutsymptom
from Grassroots (1990)
311	Jackpot
from Uplifter (Deluxe Version) (2009)
311	First Straw
from Greatest Hits '93-'03 (2004)
311	Tribute
from 311 (Deluxe Version) (2007)
311	Nix Hex
from 311 - Live (2001)
311	Hydroponic
from Music (2008)

Comment:

Speaking in the simplest terms possible, 311's been a rap-rock band from the very beginning, complete with crunch-time chords, box-cutter rhymes, and a co-vocalist who spins and scratches records onstage. Tiptoe past the surface tension, however, and you'll find a fearless gang of genre-jumpers — slipping feel-good reggae, slap-happy funk, and feathery Caribbean pop into a potent stew that simmers somewhere between Fishbone, Sublime, and pure, unadulterated SoCal punk. Numbskull metal chased with cutting room hip-hop this isn't — more like the finer "Omaha Stylee" points of 311, a band that's been around 15-plus years for a reason.

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