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* MistakenForRacist: Due to their name being 311, and K being the 11th letter in the alphabet, it was rumored that 311 stood for "KKK", a rumor that didn't particularly make sense due to both the fact that the band having Hispanic members, and that their music fused RapRock with {{Reggae}} Rock, music styles created by black people.
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* MistakenForRacist: Due to their name being 311, and K being the 11th letter in the alphabet, it was rumored that 311 stood for "KKK", a rumor that didn't particularly make sense due to both the fact that the band having Hispanic members, and that their music fused RapRock with {{Reggae}} Rock, music styles created by black people.
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* MistakenForRacist: Due to their name being 311, and K being the 11th letter in the alphabet, it was rumored that 311 stood for "KKK", a rumor that didn't particularly make sense due to both the fact that the band had Hispanic members, and that their music fused RapRock with {{Reggae}} Rock, music styles created by black people.
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* MistakenForRacist: Due to their name being 311, and K being the 11th letter in the alphabet, it was rumored that 311 stood for "KKK", a rumor that didn't particularly make sense due to both the fact that the band had having Hispanic members, and that their music fused RapRock with {{Reggae}} Rock, music styles created by black people.
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* MistakenForRacist: That damn KKK rumor.
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* MistakenForRacist: That damn KKK rumor.Due to their name being 311, and K being the 11th letter in the alphabet, it was rumored that 311 stood for "KKK", a rumor that didn't particularly make sense due to both the fact that the band had Hispanic members, and that their music fused RapRock with {{Reggae}} Rock, music styles created by black people.
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* FunkRock: Most prominently on their first two albums, ''Music'' and ''Grassroots''. Though, the funk elements do still show up from time to time afterwards.
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* FunkRock: Most GenreMashup: Their style typically mashes up PunkRock with FunkRock, RapRock and Reggae Rock, most prominently on their first two albums, ''Music'' and ''Grassroots''. Though, the funk {{Funk}} elements do still show up from time to time afterwards.
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311 is a band well-known for their eclectic blend of rock, reggae, rap and funk. Formed in Omaha, Nebraska in 1988. The band's name is derived from Omaha police code for indecent exposure (former guitarist Jim Watson was arrested for skinny dipping). They first achieved mainstream success in 1995, with their self-titled album.
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311 is a an AlternativeRock band well-known for their eclectic blend of rock, reggae, rap and funk. Formed in Omaha, Nebraska in 1988. The band's name is derived from Omaha police code for indecent exposure (former guitarist Jim Watson was arrested for skinny dipping). They first achieved mainstream success in 1995, with their self-titled album.
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* NuMetal: They experiment with this sometimes, especially on ''Soundsystem'' and ''From Chaos'', which were both released during the height of the genre's popularity.
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* AlternativeRock
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* AlternativeRockAlternativeRock: The genre they are most associated with, despite touching upon many genres over the course of their career.
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* FunkRockFunkRock: Most prominently on their first two albums, ''Music'' and ''Grassroots''. Though, the funk elements do still show up from time to time afterwards.
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* {{Reggae}}: Another aspect of their music. Sometimes, this is dubbed as ''reggae rock," as their reggae songs still use rock instrumentation.
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* CoverVersion: Their cover of Music/TheCure's [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=egX9ZDaIrkU "Love Song"]] (which appeared on the ''Film/FiftyFirstDates'' soundtrack) is the most well-known. They have also covered Music/BadBrains' [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d1qIrmQowjQ "Leaving Babylon"]] and [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o8EE0LH9KyQ "Who's Got the Herb?"]], Music/TheClash's [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N1mth_4-LQc "Midnight in Hammersmith Palais"]], and Toots & the Maytals [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HGteFlbXxZk "Reggae Got Soul"]] (which appeared on the ''WesternAnimation/SurfsUp'' soundtrack).
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* CoverVersion: Their cover of Music/TheCure's Music/{{The Cure|Band}}'s [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=egX9ZDaIrkU "Love Song"]] (which appeared on the ''Film/FiftyFirstDates'' soundtrack) is the most well-known. They have also covered Music/BadBrains' [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d1qIrmQowjQ "Leaving Babylon"]] and [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o8EE0LH9KyQ "Who's Got the Herb?"]], Music/TheClash's [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N1mth_4-LQc "Midnight in Hammersmith Palais"]], and Toots & the Maytals [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HGteFlbXxZk "Reggae Got Soul"]] (which appeared on the ''WesternAnimation/SurfsUp'' soundtrack).
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* NeoclassicalPunkZydecoRockabilly: They are most commonly known as an alternative rock band, but their music also contains elements of reggae, hip hop, funk, heavy metal, ska, dub, among others.
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* MohsScaleOfRockAndMetalHardness: They usually range from 2 to 6. Their more reggae stuff tends to be a 2 or 3, while their heavier alternative rock or rap rock stuff tends to be a 5 or 6. On rare occasions, they reach a 7, with songs like "T&P Combo", "Sever", "Livin' & Rockin'" and "Solar Flare". They've even reached as high as an 8 with "What Was I Thinking?". Also, the song "Soulsucker" starts out as a 2, only to jump into an 8, and then repeats the process.
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* NuMetal: They experiment with this sometimes, especially on ''Soundsystem'' and ''From Chaos'', which were both released during the height of the genre's popularity.
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* FlyoverCountry: The guys are from Omaha. [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=azSKUVrJ_4M Naturally, they give it a shoutout in the form of song]].
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* FlyoverCountry: The guys are from Omaha.Omaha, Nebraska. [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=azSKUVrJ_4M Naturally, they give it a shoutout in the form of song]].
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--> "''Omaha Stylee, did not think there was one''
--> ''Where you know the radio's weak and the shows are more fun''
--> ''But you know we fuck up the dancehall since 1988''
--> ''Many did not think when they hear we come from this state''"
--> ''Where you know the radio's weak and the shows are more fun''
--> ''But you know we fuck up the dancehall since 1988''
--> ''Many did not think when they hear we come from this state''"
