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Transistor
With Sublime and Sugar Ray having made whitewashed reggae a hot commodity on the pop charts, it makes sense that the prime movers of the genre are making a headlong comeback into the fray. With Transistor, 311 goes for the jugular, cramming the disc with over 20 songs, and just as many angles on its melange of rock, hip-hop and Caribbean musical styles. There are hyper rap-metal rehashes of the hit "Down" ("Tune In," "Starshines," and "Borders"), chunky guitar tracks ("Beautiful Disaster"), and lots of frivolous reggae-lite songs ("Light Years," "Stealing Happy Hours"). --Aidin Vaziri
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Tracks| 1 | Transistor | | 2 | Prisoner | | 3 | Galaxy | | 4 | Beautiful Disaster | | 5 | Inner Light Spectrum | | 6 | Electricity | | 7 | What Was I Thinking | | 8 | Jupiter | | 9 | Use Of Time | | 10 | The Continuous Life | | 11 | No Control | | 12 | Running | | 13 | Color | | 14 | Light Years | | 15 | Creature Feature | | 16 | Tune In | | 17 | Rub A Dub | | 18 | Starshines | | 19 | Strangers | | 20 | Borders | | 21 | Stealing Happy Hours |
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