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311 – Greatest Hits '93 - '03
Title: 311 – Greatest Hits ’93–’03
Year/Genre: 2004, Alternative Rock
Condition: New (2LP gatefold)
Cultural Facts:
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311 formed in Omaha, Nebraska in the late ’80s, coming up through a Midwestern DIY circuit far from the usual coastal alt-rock hubs.
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The band’s name comes from a local police code, tied to early run-ins and their reputation as neighborhood troublemakers.
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By the early 2000s they’d built a dedicated road following, highlighted by “311 Day” marathon shows that drew fans from across the country.
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