311 Day: Live in New Orleans - Note

Note

  • The songs "Transistor," "Prisoner," "Strong All Along," and "Give Me a Call" were played at 311 Day 2004 but were excluded from the DVD for a variety of reasons.
311
  • Nick Hexum
  • SA Martinez
  • Tim Mahoney
  • P-Nut
  • Chad Sexton
Studio albums
  • Dammit!
  • Unity
  • Music
  • Grassroots
  • 311
  • Transistor
  • Soundsystem
  • From Chaos
  • Evolver
  • Don't Tread on Me
  • Uplifter
  • Universal Pulse
Extended plays
  • Downstairs
  • Hydroponic
Live albums
  • Live!
Compilation albums
  • Omaha Sessions
  • Greatest Hits '93-'03
Singles
  • "Freak Out"
  • "Do You Right"
  • "Visit"
  • "My Stoney Baby"
  • "Feels So Good"
  • "Homebrew"
  • "Lucky"
  • "8:16 A.M."/"Omaha Stylee"
  • "Jackolantern's Weather"/"Guns"
  • "Don't Stay Home"
  • "Down"
  • "All Mixed Up"
  • "Transistor"
  • "Prisoner"
  • "Beautiful Disaster"
  • "Come Original"
  • "Flowing"
  • "Large in the Margin"
  • "You Wouldn't Believe"
  • "I'll Be Here Awhile"
  • "Amber"
  • "Creatures (For a While)"
  • "Beyond the Gray Sky"
  • "Love Song"
  • "First Straw"
  • "Don't Tread on Me"
  • "Speak Easy"
  • "Frolic Room"
  • "Hey You"
  • "It's Alright"
  • "Sunset in July"
  • "Count Me In"
  • "Time Bomb"
Video albums
  • Enlarged to Show Detail
  • Enlarged to Show Detail 2
  • 311 Day: Live in New Orleans
Related articles
  • Discography
  • List of songs recorded by 311
  • The Hive

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