RIP

Such a correct comment dude

Why? Explain?

I know blink would have been nowhere near as popular without the production behind them, but to hear these songs without the clean, boring, overproduced sound to them is so refreshing.

@@Poodz_ Jerry Finn’s production may be clean, but it is certainly not boring, sir

Right?! It's incredible!

I was thinking the same

Makes you wonder A) what would Enema have sounded like without Jerry Finn, and B) what would Dude Ranch have sounded like with Jerry Finn

@@tribaltroll Dude Ranch would've been much better with Jerry

I know!

Love discovering this new experience

Exactly brudda

Well said. Every new and old blink fan should read this. Jerry couldn’t write these, and Blink couldn’t polish these. A perfect match

The soul of blink is with Scott on drums

Yea it's called needing to fit in. The recordings sound crappy and you god damn know it.

@Marshall Fairbrother you took my words to heart. Thank you friend.

I couldn’t agree more with you Jesus. 👍

Dude Ranch is their best and purest album musically and perfectly produced. Enema of the state is great, but it feels like the production was overdone because the songs were kinda cheesy and written for a mainstream audience. I'm probably biased though. My first concert at 16 was Blink with Unwritten Law and Assorted Jellybeans in 1998.

@@shxpsixcreative4318, respectfully have to disagree with you on that statement. There is a certain charm and undeniable interest in being able to hear the beginnings of these songs that grew and progressed into an album that touched millions of people's lives, yours most likely as well since you are here and commenting. To this day one of my favorite albums was from a local band in TN, named 'Code Blue', which was also a rough-cut demo. Sadly I lost my copy years ago but I still think of that album and those songs often and fondly. Wish I could hear them at least one more time.

Blink without proper production would sound like shit, honestly

emf emf past couple of albums has shown thay

@@emfraridades7261 nah, I like it, since it provides alternative take. Is more raw. But yes, large part of music is production / post production. Especially in the modern era. And musicians always use some external engineer to do it. But in this day and age it can be boring at times too if it all follows similar post production tools and techniques. For example, sometimes I laugh at how cheesy some of the pitch shifting / DSP work on Tom's voice is in some albums (but that is modern music in a nut-shell). Tom has never had a naturally 'good' voice (like Elton John has, where he was doing natural pitch shifts back in the day before computers were even used in production), but Tom's crappy natural voice suits the raw punk at least. Anyhow, that's just my opinion. And end of day that's what music is, opinion. So it's always good having alternatives, give people the options to hear different versions, etc.

@@emfraridades7261 what are you talking about. Cheshire Cat was awesome

I don’t think any real blink fan will argue with you about the awesomeness of Cheshire Cat , but anson was just saying that this enema was produced and mixed very well, which is the truth.

more like the buddha or flyswatter, considering this is a demo. polished enema would for sure be the cheshire tho

Yup, my favorite song from the album

Esssily one of my favourite tracks on the album, along with going away to college

if they had made a deluxe of "Enema Of The State" "Man Overboard" surely it would have been included

It was the single for Mark, Tom and Travis show. Not Enema of the state. It was recorded AFTER, Enema. Hence, why Mark, Tom and Travis show was also titled, Enema strikes back.

@@IceBreakBottle Almost correct. It was written to be on Enema, but they couldn't get the lyrics right in time, so they left it and worked on it more and then released it on TMTATS

@@IceBreakBottle I always heard Jerry didn’t want it on EOTS because of shade towards Scott

@@edolla1542 was the song about Scott or something? Didn’t know who it was directed towards.

"Take 756... Rolling!"

​@@travboat lmao

Totally, it's a super "young" sounding song. Both the demo and the final version of Anthem are highlights

@@Kurmudgeon I think Anthem worked best with the full sound that Jerry gave Enema. To each their own. Only problem with Jerry Finn's production is that sort of thing is a bitch to pull off live, know what I mean? The audience likes to have sound with the same intensity at shows as they're used to hearing on an album, and that rarely happens--but it almost never does when the album is heavily produced. On the other hand, Enema was the album that got lots of people digging Blink, and that kicks ass.

These songs are not in a lower key

16:30 for anybody wondering

@@maxonmendel5757 Ty :)

what about "mark mom's a whore" right before that line?

Whatever reaction he had it was enought to change it XD

Lmao when did he lose his voice and when did he get it?

The more raw Blink, I guess

1000000000 times the old blink with scott…. Imagine this enema songs recorded with scott, just feel the “Mutt” track with he on drums

I liked the sound on Dude Ranch for the most part. It needed more bass guitar in the mix, but I'll say that about damn near everything that isn't from Sublime. I wonder what Cheshire Cat would have been like if it sounded good. M+Ms and Wasting Time turned out pretty good, but overall the album sounded like it was recorded in a back alley on a fifty buck tape machine they found at a garage sale.

And imagine they had scott. scott was better for blink than travis

look at depop

i had to get my hurley shirts off the clearance rack at bealls back in the day lol

Used to find shirts like that all of the time in Marshall's in 2003 for 10 bucks. XD

That's when they were good and not worn by d bags like now

@@toddbridgesx ikr

It reminds me Boys don't cry from The Cure. Mark is a huge fan of them

Both Dookie and EOTS deffo shaped my music taste when I was in my teens

LOL enema a masterpiece? give me a fucking break....

@@anaranjadisimo I am not a blink fanboy or the biggest fan of Eots, I prefer their earlier work when it was more raw but eots was nothing but catchy songs, front to back. Not saying your opinion is wrong, I am just saying that eots was honestly a good pop punk record.

Dude Ranch is the best Blink album, Insomniac is the best Green Day album

California and Nine are amazing too. and sounds like Blink

They musta wrote it soon as scott left

Yeah I really felt that in another dimension

He also says I called my mom instead of her mom, which makes no sense in the context of the song. Very weird.

Well, it probably does, in fact it probably happens all the time just about everywhere and the first people to back me up on that are probably Blink-182 themselves. I still love 'em though!

I feel the same way

siempre soñaré con haber vivido en esa época, es algo que me seguirá hasta el día de mi muerte. ☹️

Definitely

Then you must really love live performances over albums.

It’s def a fun listen. Enema songs that sound like they came from the Cheshire Cat/dude ranch era.

Live is way better for me.

I used to really love scotts playing! still do - because he is the classic drummer - but man...travis real is a superior drummer. they both know it. no shame in that. travis simply honed his craft more with the drum kit. but the tracks scott recorded, I'll always prefer to listen to his version.

Man yeah, Scott and Travis take different approaches. But, Scott’s drumming will always have a place because it’s nostalgic for me. When I listen to those old albums like Buddha and Cheshire Cat takes me back to a place of no responsibility. 😆

Halftime snare pre-fills? What do you mean by that?

Scott's drumming is a lot "looser" so it definitely has more of that raw and sloppy punk energy. It's really interesting how just listening to the drum hits on Mutt compared with the other songs can tell you who's drumming.

Travis is clearly a million times better than Scott, come on now

Found this yesterday

Are you sure?

@@cletus7419 yes the drumming literal shows his style

It really shows how important good production is

I'm pretty sure scott is only on mutt

Scott is on everything from the beginning (flyswatter) to dude ranch I believe. After that, he's man overboard

@@BaalofSouls Scott played the original recording of Mutt. I'm glad someone else is watching this in 2020!🙂

@@BaalofSouls You can find mutt with Scott in youtube.

Scott is a douchebag for what he did so I probably won't check it out. But thanks, still cool to know.

Travis is drumming on these demos

Thanx :)

Yeah you’re right, it’s much better though, isn’t it?

@@Evan-10000 I wish there was an entire version of the album with Scott.

@@megan2484 Me too man

Yeah and that's because he wrote it under the video bruv

@@pandoz40 huh?

I won't be home for Christmas was released before the recording of this.

The intro sounds like always

So genuine sounding

I hope you are doing great down there! I really hope you and your family are fine!

@@diegoalonso1545 I’m alive and well, my friend, many thanks for supporting Ukraine 🇺🇦🙏💛💙

​@@molkoko8 Z

That bass drum hits so hard.