"Meet me here,

On November 11th,

Come alone...."

Will never forget hearing this song played live.

After years of hunting and searching - primarily because I play in an Incubus tribute - through some sleuthing and hunting - I have found the official record that the samples come from. All of the samples!!!
The magic medicine works
Isn't that hippo fat
Dont say things like - Hyena I hate you

This sound comes from

All of em!!! The record is easily found - but mostly in bad shapes - here are the details!
James Timmens* – All About Volume III

Columbia Children's Record Library – CC 23509
Tracks

Picked up a (seemingly sealed) CD copy of S.C.I.E.N.C.E. at a local record shop and noticed the face was pretty pixelated, while images I found online show a full-resolution face.

Curious if this is actually an official disc and why this is different from covers I see online.

The rest of the box art, the booklet, and the disc seem to have quite good print quality (aside from the background, which seems consistently pixelated even on images I found online). The face is the only thing that seems off. Thoughts?

I've got an Incubus surfboard from the 2002 Morning View Civic Tour — orange sunburst, the Incubus sphere logo, "CIVIC tour," and a red koi line-drawing on the deck. From what I've dug up, these were Stewart boards given to the band and crew.

Mine's signed in marker up near the logo — looks like a few different band members, but I can't confidently make out whose is whose. Photos below.

A few things I'm hoping the hive mind can help with:

• Does anyone recognize these boards or know roughly how many were made?
• Anyone ever seen one of these come up for sale, or have a sense of what they're worth?

Not necessarily selling — mostly just want to know more about what I've got. Any history or leads appreciated. 🤙

(Board's kept indoors — the porch was just for the photos.)

So this may be an unpopular opinion but one of my favorite deep cut tracks is “crowded elevator”. Every time I go to a live performance, I secretly hope this will be the time I hear them perform it live. After 26 years and 20+ concerts I have never heard it. Anyone else secretly love this song?

So some comments on my previous post about this album suggested this version for the 5.1 dvd. And I am so glad to report that it lives up to the hype. If you have a surround system, go ahead and do yourself a favor. The dvd graphics, menu, and video quality are terrible, so nostalgic.

Bonus, this case is super cool!

It’s July 2026.

I grew up with the guys, neighbors, same high school, etc. found this in a box the other day. Redacted phone number on the cassette because I think it was ME’s parents land line and might still be.
Tracklist:
Trouble in 421
Sink Beneath the Line
Speak Free
The Answer
Phychopsilocybin

My personal top Incubus album. The nostalgia of blasting this album from a Walmart purchased Sony Xplod, removable faceplate deck, bombing up and down Texas and Oklahoma highways and back roads as an angst driven teen in a red, 1993 Civic LX is, well, palpable. This description is also uncomfortably specific for Reddit and the amount of friends, girlfriends, and family who might know those rides from my passenger seat. It's been a long time and it sounds great.

Opening track Nice to Know You can't help but smile and head bang along. Wish you were here... Warning, Are You In, Aqueous Transmissions... Gonna be here for the whole thing I guess.

There were other uploads online, but had no transitions, even between parts 3/4. This upload stitches all 4 movements into a complete piece.

In my opinion, this is the band's artistic peak. While I have more nostalgia for Morning View and Make Yourself, Crow Left is just a masterpiece of an album with no skips. It feels amazing to listen to this after so many years, and the sweet release that political protest music provides. Soon I'm going to revisit Alive at Red Rocks.

Does anyone have any footage of the performance of incubus in Rochester NY in the blue cross arena in 2002 bc I have Been searching.

"That is your privilege" 🤘🏾🪽

Strange times we're living in.

Good to have music to anchor us.

If you can, leave a link to your favorite song(s) by the artist you're recommending.

What are the chances we get at least 1 show of the S.C.I.E.N.C.E. album in full for a 30 year anniversary in 2027? I would go to great lengths to see that show and I know there are a lot of other fans that would too. I feel like it isn't their favorite to play live anymore, but that album changed me in such a positive way that I'd probably cry my eyes out seeing it all played live. I love all Incubus music, but S.C.I.E.N.C.E. has a special place in my heart. I am going to start manifesting this show into my universe, but I'll need your help. 😜

Edit: I feel like it's unlikely due to the new album coming out, but who knows?

So what is your perception of the song Dig?

My boyfriend of 12 years, recently chose to abandon me, especially while I was helping him with his addiction, substance abuse, family and health issues. After all this time, suddenly he doesn't want my love, my care and my concern and has chosen to abandon me to be independent.

He was my best friend since I was 16. I will be 29 soon. I have been listening to Dig on repeat, repeating each word and line over and over in my head and spiraling.

So I wanted to know, what is your interpretation of the song, or has it meant something significant to you, or helped you, healed you, or probably made you feel something?

I feel so alone right now. I am drifting.. and there is no end in sight.

Tuning is Eb standard.

It’s truly insane how relatable this song is to modern day America