Make Yourself - Charts

Charts

Album

Year Chart Position Album sold (to date)
1999 Billboard 200 47 3.1 million

Singles

Year Single Chart Position
1999 "Pardon Me" Modern Rock Tracks 3
Mainstream Rock Tracks 7
2000 "Stellar" Modern Rock Tracks 2
Mainstream Rock Tracks 17
2001 "Drive" Modern Rock Tracks 1
Mainstream Rock Tracks 8
Billboard Hot 100 9
Incubus
  • Brandon Boyd
  • Ben Kenney
  • Mike Einziger
  • Chris Kilmore
  • José Pasillas
  • Alex Katunich
  • Gavin Koppell
Studio albums
  • Fungus Amongus
  • S.C.I.E.N.C.E.
  • Make Yourself
  • Morning View
  • A Crow Left of the Murder...
  • Light Grenades
  • If Not Now, When?
EPs
  • Let Me Tell Ya 'Bout Root Beer
  • Enjoy Incubus
  • When Incubus Attacks Volume 1
  • Friends and Lovers: Valentines Day EP
Live albums
  • Live at Lollapalooza 2003
  • Live in Japan 2004
  • Live in Sweden 2004
  • Live in Malaysia 2004
  • iTunes: Live in Soho
Compilations
  • Monuments and Melodies
  • HQ Live Box Set
  • The Essential Incubus
Singles
  • "Take Me to Your Leader"
  • "A Certain Shade of Green"
  • "New Skin"
  • "Pardon Me"
  • "Stellar"
  • "Drive"
  • "Wish You Were Here"
  • "Nice to Know You"
  • "Warning"
  • "Are You In?"
  • "Circles"
  • "Megalomaniac"
  • "Talk Shows on Mute"
  • "Agoraphobia"
  • "Make a Move"
  • "Anna Molly"
  • "Dig"
  • "Oil and Water"
  • "Love Hurts"
  • "Black Heart Inertia"
  • "Midnight Swim"
  • "Let's Go Crazy"
  • "Adolescents"
  • "Promises, Promises"
  • "Thieves"
DVDs
  • When Incubus Attacks Volume 2
  • Morning View Sessions
  • Alive at Red Rocks
  • Look Alive CD/DVD
  • Incubus HQ Live CD/DVD
Related
  • Discography
  • "The Odyssey"
  • 11th Annual Honda Civic Tour
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