Blink 182 Enema Of The State Vinyl Record Ltd Ed Mint
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 Blink 182 - Enema of the State exclusive Limited edition vinyl.

 

Vinyl Details


• Deluxe Edition

• Audiophile 180 gram black virgin vinyl, pressed at RTI

• Mastered for vinyl and lacquers created by Kevin Gray, Cohearent Audio

• The "Ultimate Enema Guide" featuring expanded artwork throughout a 28 Page Booklet

• Thick 24 pt Gatefold jackets with Matte Finish

• Center labels unique to this pressing

• Numbered pressing limited to 2,651 copies


Album Details


srcvinyl is giving the Blink 182 catalog the full SRCHIFI treatment with limited edition audiophile-level pressing and premium packaging. The deluxe version of Enema of the State was mastered for vinyl by Kevin Gray (Coherent Audio), is pressed at RTI on a limited edition 180 gram audiophile, virgin black vinyl. The album will be housed in a thick 24 pt gatefold jacket with a matte finish and includes center labels unique to this pressing. The deluxe edition of Enema of the State includes a 28 page booklet which we have dubbed the "Ultimate Enema Guide" featuring lyrics and expanded artwork.

Everyone loves a party, so most people love a party band. That's why SoCal's Blink-182 have enjoyed a relatively long life in the ephemeral world of punk rock: They know how to make being pissed off sound as inviting as the pop of a beer-can tab. Bassist-vocalist Mark Hoppus, guitarist-vocalist Tom Delonge and drummer Travis Barker have a swell time on their third album, singing about sexual frustration ("Dumpweed"), alienation (the power-pop-y "All the Small Things") and the sucky, suicidal state of the world (the piano-laced "Adam's Song"). The minimalist rat-a-tat-tat rhythms never falter; the guitar boings up and down like a sonic Superball. It's all harmless but still gnarly enough to foment the kind of anti-everything rebellion that spawned rock & roll way back in the day. Sometimes feeling good doesn't demand more than a sense of collective ennui or a "bouquet of clumsy words/A simple melody" ("Going Away to College"). Blink-182 have the formula down, and for that, if nothing else, more power to 'em.


Tracklisting


Dumpweed

Don't Leave Me

Aliens Exist

Going Away To College

What's My Age Again?

Dysentery Gary

Adam's Song

All The Small Things

The Party Song

Mutt

Wendy Clear

Anthema




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