'It wasn't just that we were peeking our heads above ground as a band. 'It was such a massive moment, a shift in my life and in the guy's lives,' Boyd says, recalling how they crafted the album. The multiplatinum album gave the world the hits 'Wish You Were Here,' '11 am,' and 'Nice to Know You,' which are all part of a 13-track well-crafted album. This is a special tour for Incubus and its loyal fans since this celebrates the 20th anniversary of their 'Morning View' album released in 2001. The band recently made internet buzz after announcing that their postponed 2021 tour will be pushed through this year. Thanks to their signature hits and Brandon Boyd's distinct voice, the California-native band is still relevant today. You won’t regret it.Two decades may have passed, but Incubus remains one of the most celebrated and easily-recognized bands in the world today. When you’re done with these top ten and the honorable mentions, check out the rest of Incubus’ music. Everything about the soulful sounds of Incubus seems ready to be part of a nostalgic moment, yet it never sounds old and played out. The commercial success of this band isn’t a fluke or the result of great PR alone.

No matter which album or track you pick, you’ll get a great song.

The trouble with such a great band is always in narrowing it down to ‘just’ ten. However, Drive is incredibly well known, and all of Incubus’ music is fantastic, so we’re mentioning it here instead of including it as part of the list. Honorable Mentions: Drive is another spectacular Incubus song, and we could easily have placed it anywhere on this list. Nevertheless, it is a spectacular and often replayed song, and the remade video is tamer. In the scene, the band jumps from a bridge to escape a crowd of screaming fans, but given the people who were forced to jump from flaming buildings to try and escape, it was a lot less funny and more poignant. Unfortunately, the September eleventh attacks happened shortly after Wish You Were Here came out, and the original video, though unrelated, was deemed insensitive by MTV producers for emulating the Monkees movie Head. Though most Incubus videos are shot in a single day, this one required a whole new concept and re-shot. Wish You Were Here was originally filmed as a very different video.

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