What makes Be Like That by 3 Doors Down notable?

The single reached number 24 on the Billboard Hot 100 and highlighted the band's ability to blend commercial appeal with emotional depth. This track contributed to the band's reputation during the post-grunge era, influencing a wave of similar rock acts in the early 2000s. Released on June 11, 2001, 'Be Like That' followed the band's successful debut album, 'The Better Life'. By this point in their career, 3 Doors Down was solidifying their presence in the alternative rock scene, transitioning from breakout hits to more nuanced storytelling.

How many songs are on Be Like That?

Be Like That has 4 tracks, running approximately 15 minutes.

Be Like That

3 Doors Down · 2001

15 min · 4 tracks · alternative rock

A blend of heartfelt lyrics and soaring melodies anchored by gritty guitars that define early 2000s post-grunge rock.

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Be Like That (radio edit) — This version encapsulates the album's core theme of longing and introspection, showcasing both lyrical depth and melodic hooks that resonated widely with listeners.
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Be Like That (acoustic version) — Stripped down to its essence, this acoustic rendition highlights the vulnerability in the lyrics, allowing for a raw emotional connection that complements the electric version.
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Not Enough (live at Radio 3FM) — The live performance captures the band's energetic stage presence while emphasizing the urgency of the song's message about personal struggles and resilience.

Tracklist

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1 Be Like That (radio edit) 3:55
2 Be Like That (acoustic version) 4:26
3 Be Like That (American Pie edit) 3:57
4 Not Enough (live at Radio 3FM) 3:08

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Away from the Sun

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The Better Life

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