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* After a request from the American Red Cross, the subsequent releases of ''Enema of the State'' removed the red cross from Janine Lindemulder's NaughtyNurseOutfit on the album's packaging.
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* TheColoredCross: After a request from the American Red Cross, the subsequent releases of ''Enema of the State'' removed the red cross from the hat of Janine Lindemulder's NaughtyNurseOutfit on the album's packaging.packaging. For the cover of ''The Mark, Tom and Travis Show'', the drawn nurse based on her had a hat with a red heart.
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* TheColoredCross: After a request from the American Red Cross, the subsequent album covers the album ''Enema of the State'' removed the red cross from the NaughtyNurseOutfit.
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* TheColoredCross: After a request from the American Red Cross, the subsequent album covers the album releases of ''Enema of the State'' removed the red cross from Janine Lindemulder's NaughtyNurseOutfit on the NaughtyNurseOutfit.album's packaging.
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* TheColoredCross: After a request from the American Red Cross, the subsequent album covers the album ''Enema of the State'' removed the red cross from the NaughtyNurseOutfit.
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** ''Take Off Your Pants and Jacket''. The double meaning is all [[ADateWithRosiePalms in that last word]].
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** ''Take Off Your Pants and Jacket''. The double meaning is all [[ADateWithRosiePalms in that last word]].word.
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** ''Take Off Your Pants and [[ADateWithRosiePalms Jacket]]'', complete with a VisualPun cover.
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** ''Take Off Your Pants and [[ADateWithRosiePalms Jacket]]'', Jacket'', complete with a VisualPun cover.
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** Mark has confirmed that "A New Hope" is named after the ''Franchise/StarWars'' [[Film/ANewHope film]]. He's been a fan of the franchise since his father brought him to the cinema watch ''A New Hope''.
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* NaughtyNurseOutfit: Porn star Janine Lindemulder wears one in the cover and album art for ''Enema of the State'', and also appears with it in the music video for "What's My Age Again?".
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* NaughtyNurseOutfit: Porn star Janine Lindemulder wears one in the cover and album art for ''Enema of the State'', and also appears with it in the music video for "What's My Age Again?".Again?", being the only thing that makes the [[NakedPeopleAreFunny naked and running]] bandmembers to go out of their way.
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* NaughtyNurseOutfit: Porn star Janine Lindemulder wears one in the cover for ''Enema of the State'', and also appears in the video for lead single "What's My Age Again?".
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* NaughtyNurseOutfit: Porn star Janine Lindemulder wears one in the cover and album art for ''Enema of the State'', and also appears with it in the music video for lead single "What's My Age Again?".
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As of 2015, Tom [=DeLonge=] was "confirmed" by his bandmates to have left the group [[HereWeGoAgain again, citing reasons to focus on other projects]]. The confirmation and the aftermath of it was... messy, to say the least. After [[RunningGag months of shoving in and promoting him]], Mark and Travis announced that Matt Skiba of Music/AlkalineTrio would be their new guitarist. Their sound now is influenced by more modern pop punk as well as taking cues from both Alkaline Trio and older blink.
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As of 2015, Tom [=DeLonge=] was "confirmed" by his bandmates to have left the group [[HereWeGoAgain again, citing reasons to focus on other projects]].projects. The confirmation and the aftermath of it was... messy, to say the least. After [[RunningGag months of shoving in and promoting him]], Mark and Travis announced that Matt Skiba of Music/AlkalineTrio would be their new guitarist. Their sound now is influenced by more modern pop punk as well as taking cues from both Alkaline Trio and older blink.
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Blink-182 (stylized as blink-182) is a three-piece {{pop punk}} band from Poway, California. The band was formed in 1992 by Tom [=DeLonge=] (vocals/guitar), Mark Hoppus (vocals/bass) and Scott Raynor (drums) under the name Blink, eventually adding the hyphen and 182 after being threatened with a lawsuit from an Irish pop rock band also named Blink.
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Blink-182 (stylized as blink-182) is a three-piece {{pop punk}} band from Poway, California. The band was formed in 1992 by Tom [=DeLonge=] (vocals/guitar), Mark Hoppus (vocals/bass) and Scott Raynor (drums) under the name Blink, eventually adding the hyphen and 182 182[[note]]just being a random number that the band decided on[[/note]] after being threatened with a lawsuit from an Irish pop rock band also named Blink.
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* NoPronunciationGuide: It's supposed to be pronounced "Blink One Eighty-Two" instead of "Blink One Eight Two" or "Blink One Hundred Eighty-Two".
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** "Waggy" was first released on ''They Came to Conquer... Uranus'', wherein it had the line "I'll just hide in my room until then" and no vocals after this point. When it was re-recorded for ''Dude Ranch'', the line was changed to "I'll just jack off in my room until then", and a coda was added featuring the lyrics "It's never over till it's done, and I don't think that you're the one".
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** "Waggy" was first released on ''They Came to Conquer... Uranus'', wherein in which it had the line "I'll just hide in my room until then" and no vocals after this point. When it was re-recorded for ''Dude Ranch'', the line was changed to "I'll just jack off in my room until then", and a coda was added featuring the lyrics "It's never over till it's done, and I don't think that you're the one".
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* RearrangeTheSong: The band has done this with several of their songs for live shows:
** "Aliens Exist" has been reworked with new lyrics so that it's now about a closeted gay teenager comparing his secret sexuality to the notion of the government covering up the existence of aliens.
** "What's My Age Again" has lyric changes: "hell" is replaced with "fuck" and Mark, instead of singing "What's My Age Again" as part of the chorus, will occasionally sing "Where's My Asian Friend".
** "Going Away to College", when performed live, has Mark name-dropping his wife's name in the chorus, to make the song a love ballad from him to her.
** "Dammit" is considerably changed in live form: Tom now sings the chorus instead of Mark and the band sticks in verses from other songs during the instrumental break right before the final repeating of the chorus.
** "Waggy" was first released on the 1996 EP "They Came to Conquer Uranus", and includes the line "I'll just hide in my room until then" and no vocals after this point. When it was rerecorded for Dude Ranch, the line was changed to "I'll just jack off in my room until then", and a coda was added featuring the lyrics "It's never over till it's done, and I don't think that you're the one".
** "Aliens Exist" has been reworked with new lyrics so that it's now about a closeted gay teenager comparing his secret sexuality to the notion of the government covering up the existence of aliens.
** "What's My Age Again" has lyric changes: "hell" is replaced with "fuck" and Mark, instead of singing "What's My Age Again" as part of the chorus, will occasionally sing "Where's My Asian Friend".
** "Going Away to College", when performed live, has Mark name-dropping his wife's name in the chorus, to make the song a love ballad from him to her.
** "Dammit" is considerably changed in live form: Tom now sings the chorus instead of Mark and the band sticks in verses from other songs during the instrumental break right before the final repeating of the chorus.
** "Waggy" was first released on the 1996 EP "They Came to Conquer Uranus", and includes the line "I'll just hide in my room until then" and no vocals after this point. When it was rerecorded for Dude Ranch, the line was changed to "I'll just jack off in my room until then", and a coda was added featuring the lyrics "It's never over till it's done, and I don't think that you're the one".
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* RearrangeTheSong: RearrangeTheSong:
** The band has done this with several of their songs for live shows:
** *** "Aliens Exist" has been reworked with new lyrics so that it's now about a closeted gay teenager comparing his secret sexuality to the notion of the government covering up the existence of aliens.
** *** "What's My Age Again" Again?" has lyric changes: "hell" is replaced with "fuck" and Mark, instead of singing "What's My Age Again" my age again?" as part of the chorus, will occasionally sing "Where's My my Asian Friend".
**friend?".
*** "Going Away to College", when performed live, has Mark name-dropping his wife's name in the chorus, to make the song a love ballad from him to her.
** *** "Dammit" is considerably changed in live form: Tom now sings the chorus instead of Mark and the band sticks in verses from other songs during the instrumental break right before the final repeating of the chorus.
** "Waggy" was first released onthe 1996 EP "They ''They Came to Conquer Uranus", and includes Conquer... Uranus'', wherein it had the line "I'll just hide in my room until then" and no vocals after this point. When it was rerecorded re-recorded for Dude Ranch, ''Dude Ranch'', the line was changed to "I'll just jack off in my room until then", and a coda was added featuring the lyrics "It's never over till it's done, and I don't think that you're the one".
** The band has done this with several of their songs for live shows:
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*** "Going Away to College", when performed live, has Mark name-dropping his wife's name in the chorus, to make the song a love ballad from him to her.
** "Waggy" was first released on
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** From "San Diego": "Going back to San Diego, we bought a one-way ticket, so we can go see Music/TheCure."
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* ''Buddha'' (1994; demo album)[[note]]Since around the time of ''Nine''[='=]s release, the band considers this to be their first studio album (likely because it was their first commercial release), hence the latter album's title since it would be the ninth one that way.[[/note]]
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* ''Buddha'' (1994; demo album)[[note]]Since around the time of ''Nine''[='=]s release, the band considers this to be their first studio album (likely because it was their first commercial release), hence the latter former album's title since it would be the ninth one that way.[[/note]]
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* MinisculeRocking: A few. "Happy Holidays, You Bastard" (0:42), "Family Reunion" (0:46) "Built This Pool" (0:16) and "Brohemian Rhapsody" (0:30) off ''California''.
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* MinisculeRocking: A few. few songs, including:
** "Family Reunion" (0:46) from ''The Mark, Tom & Travis Show''.
** "Happy Holidays, You Bastard"(0:42), "Family Reunion" (0:46) (0:42) from ''Take Off Your Pants and Jacket''.
** "Built This Pool" (0:16) and "Brohemian Rhapsody" (0:30) off ''California''.
** "Family Reunion" (0:46) from ''The Mark, Tom & Travis Show''.
** "Happy Holidays, You Bastard"
** "Built This Pool" (0:16) and "Brohemian Rhapsody" (0:30) off ''California''.
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** On ''Take Off Your Pants and Jacket'', the closing riff of "Roller Coaster" continues into the intro of "Reckless Abandon" with a garbled sound quality.
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** From "Dysentery Gary": He's a player, diarrhea giver; tried to grow his hair out, friends were listening to Music/{{Slayer}}."
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** From "Dysentery Gary": He's "He's a player, diarrhea giver; tried to grow his hair out, friends were listening to Music/{{Slayer}}."
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** From "Dysentery Gary": He's a player, diarrhea giver; tried to grow his hair out, friends were listening to Music/{{Slayer}}."
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** While not outright confirmed, ''Dude Ranch'' has been speculated by fans to play on multiple meanings that have been unofficially given to the term, including the most common meaning of a ranch used for tourism (giving us the cover art), a ranch wherein visitors come to play as cowboys (hence the internal photos of the band members dressed as cowboys), and ''especially'' its use as a sexual slang (mostly the meaning of "semen", but it has been used to refer to various sexual acts too).
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* MultipleReferencePun: While not outright confirmed, ''Dude Ranch'' has been speculated by fans to play on multiple meanings that have been unofficially given to the term, including the most common meaning of a ranch used for tourism (giving us the cover art), a ranch wherein visitors come to play as cowboys (hence the internal photos of the band members dressed as cowboys), and ''especially'' its use as a sexual slang (mostly the meaning of "semen", but it has been used to refer to various sexual acts too).
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* MultipleReferencePun: While not outright confirmed, ''Dude Ranch'' has been speculated by fans to play on multiple meanings that have been unofficially given to the term, including the most common meaning of a ranch used for tourism (giving us the cover art), a ranch wherein visitors come to play as cowboys (hence the internal photos of the band members dressed as cowboys), and ''especially'' its use as a sexual slang (mostly the meaning of "semen", but it has been used to refer to various sexual acts too).
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* PunBasedTitle: ''Enema of the State'' and ''Take Off Your Pants and [[ADateWithRosiePalms Jacket]]'' (complete with a VisualPun cover)
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* PunBasedTitle: PunBasedTitle:
** ''Enema of the State''and uses the word "enema" for a play on "enemy of the state".
** ''Take Off Your Pants and [[ADateWithRosiePalmsJacket]]'' (complete Jacket]]'', complete with a VisualPun cover) cover.
** ''Enema of the State''
** ''Take Off Your Pants and [[ADateWithRosiePalms
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--''>I said I was the cops and your husband's in jail.''
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-->Later on, on the drive home,
-->I called her mom from a pay phone.
-->I said I was the cops and your husband's in jail.
-->This state looks down on sodomy.
-->I called her mom from a pay phone.
-->I said I was the cops and your husband's in jail.
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I retraced\\
The sad look\\
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The timing\\
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He ''fucked'' her
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*** "Adam's Song" ends with a synth sound that transititions into the beginning of "All the Small Things".
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*** "Adam's Song" ends with a synth sound that transititions transitions into the beginning of "All the Small Things".
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** On ''Enema of the State'', "Going Away to College" fades into "What's My Age Again?". Makes sense, as the two songs are thematically connected (the former has the singer growing up, moving on, and [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin going off to college,]] apparently leaving his girlfriend back in high school; the latter is about a ManChild who continues to pull childish shenanigans at age 23 and coming to terms with the fact that people are tired of dealing with his act).
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** On ''Enema of the State'', State'':
*** "Going Away to College" fades into "What's My Age Again?". Makes sense, as the two songs are thematically connected (the former has the singer growing up, moving on, and [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin going off to college,]] apparently leaving his girlfriend back in high school; the latter is about a ManChild who continues to pull childish shenanigans at age 23 and coming to terms with the fact that people are tired of dealing with hisact).act).
*** "Adam's Song" ends with a synth sound that transititions into the beginning of "All the Small Things".
*** "Going Away to College" fades into "What's My Age Again?". Makes sense, as the two songs are thematically connected (the former has the singer growing up, moving on, and [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin going off to college,]] apparently leaving his girlfriend back in high school; the latter is about a ManChild who continues to pull childish shenanigans at age 23 and coming to terms with the fact that people are tired of dealing with his
*** "Adam's Song" ends with a synth sound that transititions into the beginning of "All the Small Things".
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[[caption-width-right:350: Top: Current lineup from 1998-2005, 2009-2015, and 2022-present (L-R): Tom [=DeLonge=], Travis Barker, and Mark Hoppus.\\
Bottom: The lineup from 2015-2022 (L-R): Mark, Travis, and Matt Skiba]]
Bottom: The lineup from 2015-2022 (L-R): Mark, Travis, and Matt Skiba]]
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[[caption-width-right:350: Top: Current lineup from 1998-2005, 2009-2015, and 2022-present (L-R): 2022-present. [[note]]L-R: Tom [=DeLonge=], Travis Barker, and Mark Hoppus.\\
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->''Always I know,\\
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Commiserating.''
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Blink-182 (stylized as "blink-182" with a lowercase b) is a three-piece pop-punk band from Poway, California. The band was formed in 1992 by Tom [=DeLonge=] (vocals/guitar), Mark Hoppus (vocals/bass) and Scott Raynor (drums), under the name Blink, eventually adding the hyphen and 182 after being threatened with a lawsuit from an Irish pop rock band of the same name.
After releasing their first two studio albums, Raynor left the band in 1998 and was replaced by the iconic Music/TravisBarker (aka. the guy with the tattoos who survived that plane crash), with whom they would release their mainstream breakthrough album ''Enema of the State'' in 1999, followed by the also popular ''Take Off Your Pants and Jacket'' and ''Blink-182''. [=DeLonge=] left the group early in 2005, putting the band on hiatus until 2009, when they got back together "for real", according to them (due to Travis surviving said plane crash). After releasing their comeback album ''Neighborhoods'' in 2011, the band celebrated their 20th anniversary the following year, during which they also released the EP ''Dogs Eating Dogs''. Their sound by then was a mixture of the traditional blink sound and various elements of the groups they formed during their hiatus.
As of 2015, Tom [=DeLonge=] was "confirmed" by his bandmates that he has left the group [[HereWeGoAgain again, citing reasons to focus on other projects]]. The confirmation and the aftermath of it was... messy, to say the least. After [[RunningGag months of shoving in and promoting him]], Mark and Travis announced that Matt Skiba of Music/AlkalineTrio would be their new guitarist. Their sound now is influenced by more modern pop punk as well as taking cues from both Alkaline Trio and older blink.
After releasing their first two studio albums, Raynor left the band in 1998 and was replaced by the iconic Music/TravisBarker (aka. the guy with the tattoos who survived that plane crash), with whom they would release their mainstream breakthrough album ''Enema of the State'' in 1999, followed by the also popular ''Take Off Your Pants and Jacket'' and ''Blink-182''. [=DeLonge=] left the group early in 2005, putting the band on hiatus until 2009, when they got back together "for real", according to them (due to Travis surviving said plane crash). After releasing their comeback album ''Neighborhoods'' in 2011, the band celebrated their 20th anniversary the following year, during which they also released the EP ''Dogs Eating Dogs''. Their sound by then was a mixture of the traditional blink sound and various elements of the groups they formed during their hiatus.
As of 2015, Tom [=DeLonge=] was "confirmed" by his bandmates that he has left the group [[HereWeGoAgain again, citing reasons to focus on other projects]]. The confirmation and the aftermath of it was... messy, to say the least. After [[RunningGag months of shoving in and promoting him]], Mark and Travis announced that Matt Skiba of Music/AlkalineTrio would be their new guitarist. Their sound now is influenced by more modern pop punk as well as taking cues from both Alkaline Trio and older blink.
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Blink-182 (stylized as "blink-182" with a lowercase b) blink-182) is a three-piece pop-punk {{pop punk}} band from Poway, California. The band was formed in 1992 by Tom [=DeLonge=] (vocals/guitar), Mark Hoppus (vocals/bass) and Scott Raynor (drums), (drums) under the name Blink, eventually adding the hyphen and 182 after being threatened with a lawsuit from an Irish pop rock band of the same name.
also named Blink.
After releasing their first two studio albums, Raynor left the band in 1998 and was replaced by the iconic Music/TravisBarker(aka. (a.k.a. the guy with the tattoos who survived that plane crash), with whom they would release their mainstream breakthrough album ''Enema of the State'' in 1999, followed by the also popular further success in ''Take Off Your Pants and Jacket'' and ''Blink-182''.''[[SelfTitledAlbum Blink-182]]''. [=DeLonge=] left the group early in 2005, putting the band on hiatus until 2009, when they got back together "for real", according to them (due to Travis surviving said plane crash). After releasing their comeback album ''Neighborhoods'' in 2011, the band celebrated their 20th anniversary the following year, during which they also released the EP ''Dogs Eating Dogs''. Their sound by then was a mixture of the traditional blink sound and various elements of the groups they formed during their hiatus.
As of 2015, Tom [=DeLonge=] was "confirmed" by his bandmatesthat he has to have left the group [[HereWeGoAgain again, citing reasons to focus on other projects]]. The confirmation and the aftermath of it was... messy, to say the least. After [[RunningGag months of shoving in and promoting him]], Mark and Travis announced that Matt Skiba of Music/AlkalineTrio would be their new guitarist. Their sound now is influenced by more modern pop punk as well as taking cues from both Alkaline Trio and older blink.
After releasing their first two studio albums, Raynor left the band in 1998 and was replaced by the iconic Music/TravisBarker
As of 2015, Tom [=DeLonge=] was "confirmed" by his bandmates
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* AntiChristmasSong: "I Won't Be Home For Christmas", "Happy Holidays, You Bastard", "Boxing Day", "Not Another Christmas Song"
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* AntiChristmasSong: "I Won't Be Home For Christmas", "Happy Holidays, You Bastard", "Boxing Day", Day" and "Not Another Christmas Song"Song".
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* AdultChild: The singer of "What's My Age Again?" thinks he's too old to be doing prank phone calls but can't resist it.
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* OneOfTheKids: "What's My Age Again?"
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* MushroomSamba: ''Neighborhoods'' has the song "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w18wV72OgwE Fighting the Gravity]]", a little ditty Mark wrote about what he was going through when he was accidentally slipped LSD in a drink. Spoiler: It wasn't a fun time. Even for ''Neighborhoods'', it was an exceedingly different sounding track.
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* MushroomSamba: ''Neighborhoods'' has the song "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w18wV72OgwE Fighting the Gravity]]", a little ditty Mark wrote about what he was going through when he was accidentally slipped LSD in a drink. Spoiler: It wasn't a fun time. Even for ''Neighborhoods'', it was an exceedingly different sounding different-sounding track.
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* MushroomSamba: "Neighborhoods" has the song [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w18wV72OgwE Fighting the Gravity]], a little ditty Mark wrote about what he was going through when he was accidentally slipped LSD in a drink. Spoilers: It wasn't a fun time. Even for "Neighborhoods", it was an exceedingly different sounding track.
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* MushroomSamba: "Neighborhoods" ''Neighborhoods'' has the song [[https://www."[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w18wV72OgwE Fighting the Gravity]], Gravity]]", a little ditty Mark wrote about what he was going through when he was accidentally slipped LSD in a drink. Spoilers: Spoiler: It wasn't a fun time. Even for "Neighborhoods", ''Neighborhoods'', it was an exceedingly different sounding track.
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*** Similarly, the very end of "Here's Your Letter" has a part of the opening bell-like sound from "I'm Lost Without You".