Enema Of The State

Enema of the State – Blink-182 (Vinyl 12" LP)

Released in 1999, Enema of the State is the breakout third album from Californian pop-punk trio Blink-182. With slick production by Jerry Finn and a sharper, radio-ready sound, the record propelled the band into the mainstream and helped define the late-'90s and early-2000s pop-punk explosion. Packed with adolescent humour, catchy hooks, and energetic riffs, the album introduced drummer Travis Barker and became a touchstone for a new generation of punk-influenced youth culture.

Key Highlights  
- Includes anthemic singles like “What’s My Age Again?”, “All the Small Things”, and “Adam’s Song”  
- Polished production blends skate-punk energy with infectious pop sensibility  
- Marked Travis Barker’s debut with the band, elevating their rhythmic complexity   
- A staple of turn-of-the-century alternative music and MTV-era pop punk  

Tracklisting  

1. Dumpweed  
2. Don’t Leave Me  
3. Aliens Exist  
4. Going Away to College  
5. What’s My Age Again?  
6. Dysentery Gary  

7. Adam’s Song  
8. All the Small Things  
9. The Party Song  
10. Mutt  
11. Wendy Clear  
12. Anthem  

Fun Fact  
“All the Small Things” was written as a tongue-in-cheek tribute to Tom DeLonge’s love of The Beatles and pop music—it unexpectedly became their biggest chart hit and a TRL staple.

Why You Should Buy This Vinyl  

- A quintessential pop-punk record that captures the spirit of late-'90s youth  
- Ideal for collectors of nostalgic alternative and punk classics  
- High-energy tracks enhanced by the analogue warmth of vinyl  
- A genre-defining album that still resonates with fans and new listeners alike  

 
Enema of the State is fast, fun, and formative—an iconic release that cemented Blink-182 as pop-punk royalty and still delivers hooks and humour in equal measure on vinyl.