The Mark, Tom, and Travis Show - A Blink 182 Concert Review

The Mark, Tom, and Travis Show - A Blink 182 Concert Review In 2000 Blink 182 went on a summer tour throughout the United States. Various dates were recorded to created Blink 182's only live CD. The CD would be titled "The Mark, Tom, and Travis Show." Blink 182 is known for there dirty sense of humor and it can be heard throughout the album. The first song from the CD is the first song of the "Enema of the State" disc "Dumpweed." The song is a blistering track that sings of teenage pain.

The next song is "Don't Leave Me" which singer/bassist Mark Hoppus sings of a girlfriend leaving him. Throughout the set list, the band makes several jokes and often times will jab insults at each member of the band. The band plays all of there hits, including What's My Age Again, Adam's Song, All The Small Things, and they finish the set with Dammit. The Mark, Tom, and Travis Show is a must buy if you are a fan of the band. This compact disc absolutely gives the listener the complete Blink package of what they sound like live. If you have not been able to see the band live you will be able to experience them with this CD. In addition to having a full set list, the CD also comes with an unreleased song entitled "Man Overboard." This song was originally going to be one there CD Enema Of The State but was left off the disc. This album was not mass produced so if you might have to check eBay to find it, since it is no longer always available in every music store. The Mark, Tom, and Travis Show - A Blink 182 Concert Review