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Well it was recorded from two live shows in 1999 but there was A LOT of studio work done on that album by Jerry Finn.

 

I figured just as much, the same with pretty much every live album. I was looking on ebay and I saw the Hot Topic limited edition splattered vinyl for 46 bucks. I'm really thinking about buying it.

 

Deluxe edition still available from SRC:

Blink 182 - The Mark, Tom and Travis Show 2XLP Vinyl

 

but i need me my colors

 

It's so awkward watching the Reading 2014 video because Tom keeps trying to fuck around and make jokes in between songs like the old days and Mark just WASN'T having it.

 

I wonder why that's unlike Mark....perhaps he was just really fed up with Tom by then lol

 

Wouldn't you be pissed hearing Tom's voice/guitar in your IEM

 

Final California Ranking:

1.Cynical
2.No Future
3.Sober
4.The Only Thing That Matters
5. She's Out Of Her Mind
6. Bored to Death
7. Left Alone
8. Kings of The Weekend
9. San Diego
10. Los Angeles
11. Rabbit Hole
12. Home is Such a Lonely place
13. Teenage Sattelites
14. California

8/10 Briefly put; I think there's something here for blink fans of any era and while you can nitpick overall top notch album

 

I love that live album, really shows fans what it was like going to a live show during that era. Back when they all liked each other.

 

BTW random thought: being in the pit during the gang vocals of No Future was an awesome experience

 

I agree 100% - made me love the song 100x more. Similar effect with Kings of the Weekend

 

Completly forgot that Travis, already in 2001, was Hip Hop's favourite drummer.

 

Do they play Left Alone live yet?

 

Don't start. I started out only wanting the splatters.

That evolved into needing all of the first pressings.

I am now 12 albums away from having all the standard variants for each studio album (I have 67 blink albums)

 

I believe the only songs that haven't been played live in concert not at a sound check have been She's Out of Her Mind, Sober, Home Is Such a Lonely Place, Teenage Satellites, Rabbit Hole, and California. I can't remember if they played The Only Thing That Matters live yet. For some reason I think they did but it could have been at a sound check. I actually haven't been checking the set lists after each concert so I could be wrong.

 

Yeah they've played The Only Thing a couple times live.

 

They have. Live songs from California so far:

Cynical
Bored to Death
She's Out of Her Mind
Los Angeles
Built This Pool
No Future
Kings of the Weekend
San Diego
The Only Thing That Matters
Brohemian Rhapsody

 

Sober needs to happen

 

They played She's Out Of Her Mind outside of the soundcheck? I wasn't aware of that.

 

I think you're right. That one is soundcheck only at this point.

 

I was gonna go looking for it haha. I imagine it's guaranteed to get on the setlist one of these days though.

 

I'm shocked it hasn't yet. I guess they might be holding off until if/when it officially becomes the 2nd single, then it will be on the set list for the rest of the tour.

 

So I'm going to the show tonight and have no interest in all time low or a day to remember. I'll be at a bar in Westmont and will take the train down and get there probably by 830 if anyone is interested in doing the same.

 

I know people who do this, I never could. I always watch every band who is opening, even if I have no interest in them. Gets me more anxious and hyped for the band/bands I do want to see

 

Same here, if I just showed up for the "main event" band I would have missed out on discovering some really good bands I either had never heard of before or heard of them but never gave them a chance. I know some of ATL's songs and I've heard a small handful of songs by ADTR. Neither band really does much for me but who knows maybe their sets will open my eyes and I will give them a deeper listen to. That's happened to me countless times.

I'm by no means a music expert and don't really listen to new music on my own unless a friend recommends a band to me or a hear a song randomly on the radio/Pandora/Spotify.