Few debut mainstream pop-punk records hit as hard as Blink-182's Enema of the State. Released in 1999 through MCA Records and produced by Jerry Finn, this is the album that introduced millions of teenagers to three-chord rebellion, launching Blink from cult favourites to global arena headliners almost overnight.

Pressed on standard black vinyl and reissued for a new generation of fans, this LP captures the band — Tom DeLonge, Mark Hoppus, and Travis Barker — at their most infectious. The production is punchy and direct, with Finn's work bringing out every hook and every snare crack with perfect pop-punk clarity.

Beyond the multi-platinum singles, the album holds up as a deeply consistent record: Aliens Exist, Going Away to College, and Dumpweed all stand alongside the radio smashes as fan favourites. A landmark of late-'90s alternative rock that still sounds vital today.

Format: Black Vinyl LP
Release Date: Reissue (Original: June 1, 1999)
Label: MCA Records

Tracklist:

• Side A
  • A1. Dumpweed
  • A2. Don't Leave Me
  • A3. Aliens Exist
  • A4. Going Away to College
  • A5. What's My Age Again?
  • A6. Dysentery Gary
• Side B
  • B1. Adam's Song
  • B2. All the Small Things
  • B3. The Party Song
  • B4. Mutt
  • B5. Wendy Clear
  • B6. Anthem