Blink-182 - In-Store Play Sampler ~ The Mark, Tom And Travis Show (The Enema Strikes Back!) mp3

Tracklist

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Credits

• A&R – Gary Ashley
• A&R [Administration] – Alexa Sita, Jeanne Venton
• Booking – Rick Blonde
• Booking [Australia / New Zeland] – Rae Harvey
• Booking [International, For ITB] – Mike Dewdney
• Booking [US, For CAA] – Brian Greenbaum, Darryl Eaton
• Crew [Director] – Nathan Wilson
• Crew [Driver] – James Falhgren
• Crew [Merchandise] – Chris Siglin/FEA
• Crew [Security] – Brian Butner
• Crew [Tour Assistant] – Jake Ellingson
• Crew [Tour Design] – Spike Lightning
• Edited By – Joe McGrath
• Engineer – Guy Charbonneau
• Engineer [Assistant, Mixing] – Joe Marlett
• Engineer [Assistant, Recording] – Charlie Bouis
• Engineer [Live] – Bryan Worthen, Bryan Worthen
• Management – Rick DeVoe
• Management [Tour Management] – Alex "I Spank Midgets" Macleod, Kendall Carter, Mark "Smitty" Smith
• Mastered By – Brian Gardener
• Other [Promoter / House Of Blues Production] – Melissa Miller
• Other [Tour Accountant] – Matt Swanson
• Performer [Blink-182 Is], Bass Guitar, Vocals – Mark Hoppus
• Performer [Blink-182 Is], Drums, Percussion – Travis Barker
• Performer [Blink-182 Is], Guitar, Vocals – Tom DeLonge
• Producer, Mixed By – Jerry Finn
• Production Manager – Kendall Carter
• Recorded By – LeMobile
• Technician [Drum Tech] – Chuck Lewis
• Technician [Guitar Tech] – Larry Palm
• Technician [Stage Monitors] – RJ DeSanto
• Technician [Stage] – Glenn Ables, Ted Barela

Notes

2000 U.S. Promotional In-Store Play Sampler pressing with edited track listing and track lengths.

As this was designed to be played in-store, between-song stage banter and curse words have been edited out. Also, 3 tracks that appear on the original release have been removed entirely ("Family Reunion," "Blew Job," & "The Country Song").

Recorded at The Bill Graham Civic Auditorium (San Francisco Convention Facilities) November 4, 1999 and The Universal Amphitheater November 5, 1999.
Editing done at Signature Sound
Mixed at Cello Studios, Hollywood CA
Mastered at Bernie Grundman Mastering, Hollywood, CA

℗©2000 MCA Records
Distributed by Universal Music & Video Distribution, Inc.

Companies

• Phonographic Copyright (p) – MCA Records
• Copyright (c) – MCA Records
• Distributed By – Universal Music & Video Distribution, Inc.
• Made By – UML
• Recorded At – Bill Graham Civic Auditorium
• Recorded At – Universal Amphitheatre
• Engineered At – Signature Sound
• Mixed At – Cello Studios
• Mastered At – Bernie Grundman Mastering

Video

Album

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