enema

Blink-182’s smash hit album, “Enema of the State,” was released in 1999.

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With the band drawing so heavily from “Enema,” “Take Off Your Pants” and the self-titled album, there was definitely a turn-back-the-clock element to Blink’s reunion run.

Somewhere between the back-to-back blitz of “Dysentery Gary” and “Dumpweed” — fan favorites off 1999’s star-making “Enema of the State” album — this under-slept dad with a lower back thing once again felt like a high-school sophomore searching for culture in whatever Carson Daly and his painted fingernail were serving on “Total Request Live” after school.

Starting with the classic cut off “Take Off Your Pants and Jacket” — Blink’s follow-up to the mega-success of “Enema” — the playful band swung some of their emotionally heftier numbers like a hundred-pound hammer.