Enema Of The State

Enema of the State was blink-182's 5th album. It was released on June 1, 1999 on MCA Records. This was their first album for MCA, their first major label. With hits like "What's My Age Again", blink-182's reputation as hard-partying pop punk rockers was initially established. Critical reviews were often scathing, though some critics appreciated the band's sense of humor and playfulness. Songs like "Adam's Song" also belied the association of the band with no-nonsense pop fun; the song is written as a suicide note. 37 min 40 s This album is an [ENHANCED] CD which contains a bonus music video, and web links.

Track listing

1. "Dumpweed" 2:23
2. "Don't Leave Me" 2:23
3. "Aliens Exist" 3:12
4. "Going Away To College" 2:59
5. "What's My Age Again?" 2:28
6. "Dysentery Gary" 2:44
7. "Adam's Song" 4:09
8. "All The Small Things" 2:48
9. "The Party Song" 2:19
10. "Mutt" 3:23
11. "Wendy Clear" 2:50
12. "Anthem" 3:39
13. Bonus Track/Video: "Whats My Age Again?" (no lyrics) music video

Singles from the album

• "What's My Age Again?" was released as a single in April 1999 as Blink-182's second hit.
• "All The Small Things" came out in August 1999.
• "Adam's Song" came out in December 1999.

Personnel

• Brian Gardner - Mastering
• Robert Read - Assistant Engineer
• Jerry Finn - Producer, Mixing
• Sean O'Dwyer - Engineer
• Tom Lord-Alge - Mixing
• blink-182 - Arranger
• Tim Stedman - Art Direction, Design
• Keith Tamashiro - Design
• Mike Fasano - Drum Technician
• Roger Manning - Keyboards
• John Nelson - Assistant Engineer

Chart positions

Billboard Music Charts (North America) - album

Billboard (North America) - singles