Self-Titled

The Infection (Self-Titled)
Recorded	March 2001; June 27, 2001 - November 29, 2001 at Conway Recording Studios in Hollywood, Los Angeles, California.
Label	Reprise Records
Released	January 29th, 2002 (USA release) April 23rd, 2002 (Worldwide) July 9th, 2005 (Re-Issue)
Genre	Punk rock, pop punk, alternative rock, soft rock
Length	44:26
Producer	Emmanuel Schiffer

Self-Titled was the 4th studio album by the British-American band The Infection. This album was the last album before their hiatus in 2004 to record on their 1st side-project album Reign of Terror. 

Several demos of the album were surfaced on YouTube by an Anonymous YouTuber who claimed that he found out in a garage sale; They were titled "Blink Of An Eye 8-Track Demo CD", "2001 Infection 6-Track Internal Demo CD" & "Blink Of An Eye 12-Track Demo CD" and contained unreleased songs including the unreleased demo of Magic Tricks.

Singles

1. Magic Tricks (Released April 23rd, 2002)
2. Blood (Released July 9th, 2002)
3. Victory Is Ours (Released September 27th, 2002)
4. Magic Tricks '07 (Released June 3rd, 2007)

Tracklist

1. Victory Is Ours
2. The Man Who Stole A Krabby Patty
3. Magic Tricks
4. Fresh As Daisies
5. Northwind
6. Heaven At Last
7. Monster 
8. Blood
9. Running 
10. The Bridge Is Falling

Bonus Tracks

1. Superfly (B-Side)
2. Assassin (B-Side)
3. Vaccine Slaughterhouse (Outtake)
4. Mustang Rider (Outtake)
5. Shithead (Outtake)
6. Network (Outtake)
7. Messiah (Outtake)
8. Leap of Faith (Outtake)
9. Magic Tricks (Unreleased Demo)
10. Footprint (B-Side)

Blink Of An Eye 8-Track Demo CD:

Demo Recorded: August 5th, 2001

1. Northwind (Demo)
2. Lost Soul Train (Monster Demo)
3. Beautiful Loser (Victory Is Ours Demo)
4. Magic Tricks (Unreleased Demo; not the demo from the Bonus Tracks list.)
5. Saint And The Sinner (Unreleased Demo)
6. The Man Who Stole A Krabby Patty (Demo)
7. Blink Of An Eye (Unreleased Demo)
8. Heaven At Last (Demo)

2001 Infection 6-Track Internal Demo CD:

Demo Recorded: August 19th, 2001

1. Saint And The Sinner
2. The Bridge Is Falling
3. Monster
4. Beautiful Loser
5. Bad Manners
6. The Man Who Stole A Krabby Patty

Personnel (Blink Of An Eye 8-Track Demo CD):

• SpongeBob SquarePants - lead guitar, lead vocals
• Sandy Cheeks - bass guitar, backing vocals
• Yolandi Visser - rhythm guitar, backing vocals, violin on "Lost Soul Train"
• Fred Durst - drums, precession
• Shirley Manson - violin on "Beautiful Loser" & "Magic Tricks"

Note:

• The 6 tracks are from The Infection's unreleased debut album Vaccine Slaughterhouse and were recorded in August 2001.
• The Magic Tricks unreleased demo was recorded in July 2001, it was later re-recorded in October 2001.

Development/Writing

TBA

Recording

TBA

Band Members

• SpongeBob SquarePants - lead guitar, lead vocals
• Sandy Cheeks - bass guitar, backing vocals
• Yolandi Visser (credited as Anri du Toit) - rhythm guitar, backing vocals
• Patrick Star - drums, precession on "Magic Tricks"
• Fred Durst - drums, precession

The Infection 2002 Tour

Setlist:

1. Heaven At Last
2. Magic Tricks
3. Monster
4. Blood
5. Throwing Rocks In The Sea
6. Welcome To Rock Bottom
7. I Have Lips
8. Lost City
9. The Traffic Jam
10. Connected
11. I Don't Give A Damn
12. Bullet With Butterfly Wings (Smashing Pumpkins cover)
13. Fresh As Daisies 
14. The Man Who Stole A Krabby Patty
15. Running
16. The Bridge Is Falling
17. Roswell

Tour Members:

• SpongeBob SquarePants - lead guitar, lead vocals
• Sandy Cheeks - bass guitar, backing vocals
• Yolandi Visser - rhythm guitar, backing vocals, lead vocals on "Roswell"
• Fred Durst - drums, precession (April 23rd - June 16th, 2002)
• Patrick Star - drums, precession (June 21st, 2002 - July 15th, 2002)
• April 23rd, 2002 - Olympia Theater, Miami, Florida
• April 24th, 2002 - House of Blues, Orlando, Florida
• April 27th, 2002 - Aragon Ballroom, Chicago, Illinois
• April 28th, 2002 - Greek Theatre, Berkeley, California
• April 30th, 2002 - Rose Garden, Portland, Oregon
• May 4th, 2002 - Wells Fargo Center, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
• May 5th, 2002 - Rockwood Music Hall, New York, New York
• May 6th, 2002 - Highline Ballroom, New York, New York
• May 9th, 2002 - Compaq Center, San Jose, California
• May 10th, 2002 - ARCO Arena, Sacramento, California
• May 11th, 2002 - Sandstone Amphitheater, Bonner Springs, Kansas
• May 14th, 2002 - MGM Grand Garden Arena, Paradise, Nevada
• May 15th, 2002 - Tacoma Dome, Tacoma, Washington
• May 16th, 2002 - KeyArena, Seattle, Washington
• May 17th, 2002 - Smirnoff Music Center, Dallas, Texas
• May 18th, 2002 - Pinkpop, Landgraaf, Netherlands (Pinkpop 2002) 
• May 20th, 2002 - America West Arena, Phoenix, Arizona
• May 21st, 2002 - Firstar Center, Cincinnati, Ohio
• May 22nd, 2002 - Continental Airlines Arena, East Rutherford, New Jersey
• May 25th, 2002 - Blue Cross Arena, Rochester, New York
• May 26th, 2002 - Target Center, Minneapolis, Minnesota
• May 27th, 2002 - Cox Arena, San Diego, California
• May 30th, 2002 - Bill Graham Civic Auditorium, San Francisco, California
• June 3rd, 2002 - State Theater, St. Petersburg, Florida
• June 4th, 2002 - Nissan Pavilion, Bristow, Virginia
• June 5th, 2002 - Pepsi Center, Denver, Colorado
• June 7th, 2002 - Shoreline Amphitheatre, Mountain View, California
• June 8th, 2002 - Wiltern Theatre, Los Angeles, California
• June 9th, 2002 - Coors Amphitheatre, Greenwood Village, Colorado
• June 10th, 2002 - Van Adel Arena, Grand Rapids, Michigan
• June 11th, 2002 - TD Waterhouse Centre, Orlando, Florida
• June 12th, 2002 - Blockbuster Pavilion, Charlotte, North Carolina
• June 14th, 2002 - Baltimore Arena, Baltimore, Maryland
• June 15th, 2002 - Frank Erwin Center, Austin, Texas
• June 16th, 2002 - Starplex Amphitheatre, Dallas, Texas (Fred Dursts' last show as he was fired the next day after writing a blog post about Sandy.)
• June 21st, 2002 - Freedom Hall, Louisville, Kentucky (Patrick Stars' first show since 2000.)
• June 22nd, 2002 - Meadows Music Center, Hartford, Connecticut
• June 23rd, 2002 - Sacred Heart Music Center, Duluth, Minnesota
• June 26th, 2002 - Roanoke Civic Center, Roanoke, Virginia
• June 27th, 2002 - Cox Arena, San Diego, California
• June 28th, 2002 - First Union Spectrum, Philidelphia, Pennsylvania

Beale Street Music Festival 2001

1. Start Moving
2. Transgressions
3. Drumstick
4. Beetles
5. The Traffic Jam
6. Infected Stuff
7. Bad Manners
8. I've Messed You Up
9. Connected
10. The Address Is On My Brain
11. Blood
12. Sweet Dreams (Are Made of This)
13. We Need An Replacement
14. Start Scamming
15. You Know
16. Lost City
17. Finally
18. Bubble Wrap
19. I Beg to Differ
20. Why Did This Happen
21. The Bridge Is Falling

• SpongeBob SquarePants - lead guitar, lead vocals
• Sandy Cheeks - bass guitar, backing vocals
• Yolandi Visser - rhythm guitar, backing vocals
• Fred Durst - drums, precession

Saint And The Sinner Tour

1. Start Moving
2. Transgressions
3. Drumstick
4. Beetles
5. The Traffic Jam
6. Infected Stuff
7. Valentine Gift
8. I've Messed You Up
9. Connected
10. The Address Is On My Brain
11. Blood
12. Ends (Everlast cover)
13. We Need An Replacement
14. Start Scamming
15. You Know
16. Lost City
17. Finally
18. Bubble Wrap
19. Saint And The Sinner
20. Chucky v.s. The Giant Tortoise 
21. Defying Gravity
22. My Skin
23. Take A Look Around (Limp Bizkit cover)

• SpongeBob SquarePants - lead guitar, lead vocals
• Sandy Cheeks - bass guitar, backing vocals
• Yolandi Visser (credited as Miss Anri in tour posters) - rhythm guitar, backing vocals
• Fred Durst - drums, precession