Third Eye Blind - Full Album

This is audio of Third Eye Blind's 1997 self-titled debut album.

1. Losing a Whole Year (0:00)
2. Narcolepsy (3:21)
3. Semi-Charmed Life (7:09)
4. Jumper (11:38)
5. Graduate (16:10)
6. How's It Going to Be (19:20)
7. Thanks a Lot (23:34)
8. Burning Man (28:31)
9. Good for You (31:31)
10. London (35:23)
11. I Want You (38:30)
12. The Background (42:59)
13. Motorcycle Drive By (47:55)
14. God of Wine (52:18)

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[Evan Closs]

I remember this being the most prolific album id ever heard, I got it when I was like 10 or 12 maybe; and years later I still don't think this band gets enough credit. I love this album!

[Allen C.]

This is one of the great albums to come out of america in the past 15 years and there aren't that many. it's been pretty sparse!!! "Can I graduate?" is one of the definite high-points in american song-craft...It speaks to the eternal optimist in all of us perfectly! It just gets you pyched...! Got my GED! never say it's over! If your mind can percieve it, you will achieve it or "not" you decide...it's all in the proportions; E+R=O, the universe is in conspiracy with YOU.

[joesaiditstrue]

thumbs up if you were at the fan gathering at konocti harbor in *i think* 2001... good times..

[Nicole Bulanchuk]

Thanks 3eb for helping me through so much shittt

[panzerdiv]

I seriously miss the 90s. 

[porkfriedbacon]

thank you so much for posting this..... grade 7 all over again.... love from Canada!

[Christina Robles]

i played this album over and over good memories! yes best pop rock album of the 90's :)

[userfriendlynewmodel]

To want such a thing is to notice art. This has been absent for a long time. There are certain flashes today but nothing will compare to the music world before social media took such a prominent role. When this cd came out, it was the idea of an album. Each song was wonderful, not just 2 or 3 songs to sell on Itunes for a few million.

[Discotraxx16]

AHHH MEMORIES <3



[cookman1963]

Lived by this album for at least a month or so of my life. 34 years old and probly 10 years ago, but still love every note. thanks for the upload.

[ptblabs]

Just bought the CD album on Amazon. I know the whole thing is here to listen to, but I'd like to physically own a piece of such brilliance.