blink-182's The Mark, Tom, And Travis Show Is Finally On Streaming Services

Some 19 years after its release, blink-182's The Mark, Tom, And Travis Show (The Enema Strikes Back!) live album has finally hit streaming services.

The fan-favourite full-length was recorded over two nights in California back in 1999, and features material from the pop-punk titans' first three albums: Cheshire Cat, Dude Ranch and Enema Of The State.

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As well as the bonus news of The Mark, Tom, And Travis show hitting Spotify et al, Travis recently teased that a new blink EP could see the light of day this year; the band worked with rappers Lil Uzi Vert and Pharrell during their studio time on latest album NINE, and the drummer reckons fans will hear that soon enough, too.

“That’s the most mind-blowing thing ever,” he gushed to Kerwin Frost Talks. “It’s gonna come out probably on the EP that comes later this year.”

While we wait patiently for more on that, let's all give this a blast:

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Get a load of that tracklist:

1. Dumpweed
2. Don't Leave Me
3. Aliens Exist
4. Family Reunion
5. Going Away to College
6. What's My Age Again?
7. Dick Lips
8. Blow Job
9. Untitled
10. Voyeur
11. Pathetic
12. Adam's Song
13. Peggy Sue
14. Wendy Clear
15. Carousel
16. All the Small Things
17. Mutt
18. The Country Song
19. Dammit
20. Man Overboard (non-album track)

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