1. Welcome- I like this song a lot. It’s kind of mellow at the start, then builds to a heavier
part, then slows back down at the end. It has nice transition between the soft and hard
parts. 4/5
2. Freak Out- This is one of my favorite 311 songs of all time. It is one of their harder
songs, but once again, has some mellow stuff in it, and once again, it transitions very
smoothly. This is a great song to “freak out” to. 5/5
3. Visit- Great song. It has hard and soft parts again, and again, transitions very well. This
has always been one of my favorite 311 songs as well. It also has a little guitar solo at the
end that is very cool. 4.5/5
4. Paradise- Although this is a good song, it doesn’t transition very well from hard to soft.
It starts out all hard core and you think it’s gonna be a hard song, but as soon as Nick
starts singing, it slows way down and turns into some reggae beat. Then, as soon as S.A.
starts, it gets all hard again. This is a good song, but definitely not my favorite. 3.5/5
5. Unity- I love this song. This is one of the only songs on the whole album that keeps one
steady style through the whole song. This is one of their most hard core songs and it also
has a good message. 4.5/5
6. Hydroponic- This is a classic 311 song. I’m not the biggest fan of this song because it
moves very slowly. It’s basically just two guitar riffs the whole song. I don’t like that very
much. Nevertheless, it is a classic 311 song and you can’t help but love it. 3.5/5
7. My Stoney Baby- This is one of my favorite songs on this album. It’s kind of a slower
one, but slow songs can be good too. The guitar is definitely the high point of this song.
The riff at the very beginning is really catchy and you can’t help but smile when you hear
it. 4.5/5
8. Nix Hex- This song is really unique. To this day, I’ve never heard another song like it.
It’s a really good song, but what the hell is “the Nix Hex?” This is also kind of a slow
song. It’s a pretty good one, but it kind of gets old after you’ve heard it a lot. 3.5/5
9. Plain- This song shows that you can have a great song without any crazy solos or
anything. I like the drums a lot throughout the whole song. This song also has slow and
fast parts and transitions awesomely between them. This is a great song. 4.5/5
10. Feels so Good- I love this song. This also one of their classics. They play this song at
just about every show they play at. This song, like unity, is a hard song that keeps the
same style through the whole song. When you hear this song, you can’t stop bobbing your
head. I love it. There’s a bass solo near the end of the song. Man it’s amazing. It’s
probably P-nut’s most famous bass solo. Ahh, what more can you say about this song. It’s
amazing. 5/5
11. Do you Right- This is a good, soft song about just kickin’ back, relaxing, and havin’ a
good time. It’s a good one. The music fits the lyrics really well and they don’t try to
switch the style up in the middle of the song either. This is a really good song. 4.5/5
12. Fat Chance- I don’t know what they were trying to accomplish by putting this song on
the album. The whole song, they’re basically singing about their management or
something. Near the end of the song they start chanting “Eddie Offord,” who is their
manager. This is just a weird song. They should have put songs like Summer of Love, or
This too Shall Pass instead, but about 10 seconds after the song ends, there is a bonus
track. I won’t say what it is. If you’re a hard core 311 fan, you’ll know what it is. 2.5/5
