You can’t even give this thing away damn. All I can say is they are alright haha like if they come on the radio I’ll leave it but not searching them out. Somebody take this man’s poster before I make something up 😂 I mean it is a beautiful poster tbh
I am not a huge fan, but I have a coworker who really likes them, and he hooked me up with an original copy of Vitalogy for $35 because he knew how much I loved PJ. It would be cool to give him this as a thank you.
311 never disappoints in a live show. They have perfected the art of performing live, both with their skill and stage show. It is always a very visual experience, that adds so much to the show. The community of fans comes out in force for 311 day, which is an absolute must, if you are a fan of the band. I went this past year and it was an amazing experience!
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I wasn't into 311 back in High school when they were at their peak. I started revisiting bands I overlooked from that time period about 5-6 years ago (311, Incubus, Creed, etc) and really enjoy them now. They are one of my go-to bands when I'm chilling in the pool. I went to see them in Tampa in 2021, and it was a great show. Picked up the shirt and poster. Later that year, did their mystery t-shirt offer (3 for $40 or something) and got 3 cool tour shirts as well.
Similar with your poster giveaway...a few years ago I got one of their posters in a mystery tube as well. My friend was starting an escape room business, and one of the theme rooms was going to be a rock bar. So I gifted him that poster, and he used it as a clue for the game. We even modified the city/arena on the poster to be the name of the Room.
Early adopter of 311 love. They filled a void in the music that I listened to. I was into the heavier things, which often tended to be madder and sadder. 311 had such a positive feeling attached to their music.
"Grassroots" and "Music" showed so much promise and potential and the self titled LP was that promise fulfilled. It's a shame that so many fans wrote them off after "Transistor" came out, and missed out on the goodness that followed. It's sad to see that their audience seems to have 'aged out' and that there are not many new fans, but I have always enjoyed and admired the originality and unique sound they produce.
Like Incubus, Sublime, they have never disappointed live and continue to give 100 percent!
Love 311! Their live shows are always super fun and full of energy. One of the more memorable ones was the tour they did with Papa Roach almost 18 years ago. We saw them at what was then Charter One Pavillion where old Meigs Field was in Chicago. There was a tiny girl, probably 5-6 years old there with her mom. She was totally there for Papa Roach. Knew all of the lyrics and sang them to every song. We got such a kick out of all the f bombs coming out of this little kindergartner’s mouth.
311 was played at about every house party I went to in college. Had a chance to see them, when Transistor came out, and they were awesome! Music and Grassroots are definitely underrated
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Similar with your poster giveaway...a few years ago I got one of their posters in a mystery tube as well. My friend was starting an escape room business, and one of the theme rooms was going to be a rock bar. So I gifted him that poster, and he used it as a clue for the game. We even modified the city/arena on the poster to be the name of the Room.
"Grassroots" and "Music" showed so much promise and potential and the self titled LP was that promise fulfilled. It's a shame that so many fans wrote them off after "Transistor" came out, and missed out on the goodness that followed. It's sad to see that their audience seems to have 'aged out' and that there are not many new fans, but I have always enjoyed and admired the originality and unique sound they produce.
Like Incubus, Sublime, they have never disappointed live and continue to give 100 percent!
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