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In the wake of their smashingly successful multi-platinum debut album and a list of some of the year's most cathartic songs such as "Semi-Charmed Life," "How's It Going to Be," and "Losing a Whole Year," Third Eye Blind became the band to see live in the summer of 1998. Far exceeding early predictions about the band's record and ticket sales, Third Eye Blind has created an entire culture made up of fans that value originality, spontaneity, and quality grooves. Pegged early on as a group who refused to conform, the members of Third Eye Blind have remained true to their roots through 52 weeks of touring and a summer and fall of recording their new album entitled "Blue."
Third Eye Blind's second album "Blue" will be released in November. Intense and even painful at times, it also feels good. After two years on tour playing together almost every night, Third Eye Blind is closer musically. They are wilder and quicker, and have not strayed from their commitment to independence, individuality, and the quest for creative growth and new sound. The new album is a full-on, headlong rush from start to finish, not repeating itself, not relying on what's been done before. When other bands have made an industry copying their own sound, Third Eye Blind is once again off to something else. "Blue" exists as a muscular rock record, strong, energetic, vibrant, but it also challenges itself and vulnerably strips itself down to bare bones in places, exposing the intricate inner core from where these sounds come.
Third Eye Blind has found something all their own. Crowds at concerts far exceeding expectations, cars driving across the country, tattoos, and hundreds of websites point to a passionate culture largely independent of media influence. "We have a direct conduit to the people who listen to our music that is not filtered through what other people say about it. When fans see us live, they see a dedication to reinvention and spontaneity. They are part of a physically demanding event," explains Jenkins. "It's that human element that comes from the spark between the band and the people. The music ignites it. It's all about us live." Third Eye Blind continues to embrace and expand its own space with the new album "Blue" just as it has from the very beginning.
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Anything
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An Ode To Maybe
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Farther
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Slow Motion
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How's It Going To Be
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Thanks A Lot
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Burning Man
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Good For You
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London
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I Want You
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The Background
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Motorcycle Drive By
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God Of Wine
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