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Take Off Your Pants and Jacket Studio album by Blink-182 Released June 12, 2001 Recorded November 2000–February 2001 at Signature Sound, Larrabee Studios West, Cello Studios Genre Pop punk Punk rock Length 36:13 Label MCA Producer Jerry Finn Blink-182 chronology The Mark, Tom, and Travis Show (The Enema Strikes Back!) (2000) Take Off Your Pants and Jacket (2001) Blink-182 (2003) Singles from Take Off Your Pants and Jacket "The Rock Show" Released: June 25, 2001 "Stay Together for the Kids" Released: September 17, 2001 "First Date" Released: January 28, 2002 Take Off Your Pants and Jacket is the fourth studio album by the American pop punk band Blink-182. Produced by Jerry Finn, the album was released on June 12, 2001 through MCA Records. Blink-182, after the massive commercial success of their previous album, Enema of the State, entered the studio in late 2000 to record a follow-up to Enema. The title is a tongue-in-cheek pun on male masturbation ("take off your pants and jack it"). The album was a huge success, debuting at #1 and selling more than 350,000 copies in its first week on the Billboard 200, becoming the band's only album to do so. It is Blink-182's second best selling album. The album has sold 14 million records worldwide, while going double platinum in the United States. The album contains the hit singles "The Rock Show", "Stay Together for the Kids", and "First Date" while "Anthem Part Two" also received radio airplay. The singles (with the exception of "Anthem Part Two") later appeared on Blink 182's Greatest Hits album. Contents 1 Background and recording 1.1 Recording 1.2 Cover and title 2 Release and reception 3 Track listing 4 Charts 5 Personnel 6 References // Background and recording Recording Following the widespread commercial success of the band's third studio album, Enema of the State, and the subsequent touring to support the album, the band spent three weeks writing new songs at their practice space in San Diego and recorded them over a period of three months at Signature Sounds Recordings studios with producer Jerry Finn.[1] The album was written and recorded in the same manner as Enema, albeit less "polished" (according to bassist Mark Hoppus). Influenced by bands such as Fugazi and Refused during the recording sessions, the band had a desire to make the album much heavier.[2] Upon release in 2001, vocalist and bassist Mark Hoppus stated: “ Take Off Your Pants and Jacket was the next step for Blink-182. There's songs on this record that sound like they come off of older records, like Cheshire Cat, songs that sound like they come off of Dude Ranch, songs that sound like they might come off of Enema of the State, and songs that are the next step altogether. I think it's a lot lighter scope than what [people] might expect from Blink-182. We have some real fast songs, some slower songs. Travis [Barker] wanted to try some drum loops on this record. [We tried] different vocal effects, different arrangements, different rhythms. I think that this record will probably surprise some people.[1] ” Cover and title The album’s title was envisioned by the band's guitar technician at the time. Original titles for the album included If You See Kay (a pun on the word "fuck") and Genital Ben, accompanied by a bear on the cover of the album.[2] The album’s cover features three separate circles, the first one representing the red "take off" plane, the yellow pants, and the green jacket. “ Our guitar tech, Larry, ... was snowboarding up in Big Bear. His friend came in all wet, and he said, "Dude, take off your pants and jacket!" They all started laughing. I was eating at a restaurant, [and] he called me on my cell phone and said, "I want to make a suggestion for the next album title." As soon as he said it, it was obviously the best.[2] ” Release and reception  Professional ratings Review scores Source Rating AbsolutePunk 89% [3] Allmusic [4] Entertainment Weekly C+ [5] Robert Christgau A- [6] Rolling Stone [7] Slant Magazine [8] Sputnikmusic [9] Toronto Sun (favourable) [10] Take Off Your Pants and Jacket was released in June 2001, following the June release pattern began by Dude Ranch and continued by Enema of the State. The album debuted at number one on the US Billboard 200 chart, with first-week sales of 353,000 copies. Billboard regarded the success as a response to the success of the first single, "The Rock Show".[11] To date, it has gone double platinum in the United States and has sold approximately 4.5 million records worldwide. Three official singles were released from Take Off Your Pants and Jacket: "The Rock Show" was released later in June 2001, "First Date" in October of that year, and "Stay Together for the Kids" in February 2002. "Anthem Part Two" was released in April 2002 as an airplay single. There were four editions of the album that were released, the original version with the regular track listing and three different versions, each with a different CD label - the red "take off" plane, the yellow pants, and the green jacket. These editions were also packed in Digipak cases. Each different type of CD had a separate duo of hidden tracks, one serious, the other a joke song.[12] Upon release, the album received positive to mixed reviews from music critics. Rob Sheffield of Rolling Stone suggested that Take Off Your Pants and Jacket improved on its predecessor, Enema of the State, while Entertainment Weekly unfavorably compared it to Enema of the State, going on to describe the album as "adolescent energy and rebellion made joyless". The album was also released on vinyl though the pressing was extremely limited. It is not known how many copies were pressed in total but it has been speculated that available copies did not exceed 1500. The song "Everytime I Look For You" was used as the opening song for the 2001 comedy film American Pie 2 and can be heard on its soundtrack. Two of the bonus tracks from the separate editions of the album were released on compilation albums: "Time to Break Up" is featured on Atticus: ...Dragging the Lake (2002), a compilation album released by the clothing company Atticus Clothing (which was partly founded by Blink-182's Mark Hoppus and Tom DeLonge). "Don’t Tell Me That It’s Over" can be heard on the sequel to that album, Atticus: ...Dragging the Lake, Vol. 2 (2003). "Anthem Part Two" was included as a part of the soundtrack to the 2006 film Stick It. Blink-182 recorded a guest spot for The Simpsons episode "Barting Over" in April 2002.[13] Track listing All songs written and composed by Mark Hoppus, Tom DeLonge and Travis Barker.  No. Title Main vocalist Length 1. "Anthem Part Two"   DeLonge 3:48 2. "Online Songs"   Hoppus 2:25 3. "First Date"   DeLonge 2:51 4. "Happy Holidays, You Bastard"   Hoppus 0:42 5. "Story of a Lonely Guy"   DeLonge 3:39 6. "The Rock Show"   Hoppus 2:51 7. "Stay Together for the Kids"   Hoppus/DeLonge 3:59 8. "Roller Coaster"   Hoppus 2:47 9. "Reckless Abandon"   Delonge 3:06 10. "Everytime I Look for You"   Hoppus/DeLonge 3:05 11. "Give Me One Good Reason"   DeLonge 3:18 12. "Shut Up"   Hoppus 3:20 13. "Please Take Me Home"   DeLonge 3:05 Total length: 36:13 Red Take Off version No. Title Length 14. "Time to Break Up"   3:05 15. "Mother's Day"   1:37 Yellow Pants version No. Title Length 14. "What Went Wrong"   3:13 15. "Fuck a Dog"   1:25 Green Jacket version No. Title Length 14. "Don't Tell Me It's Over"   2:34 15. "When You Fucked Grandpa"   1:39 On the clean version of the album the track "Happy Holidays, You Bastard" is listed as just "Happy Holidays", and is an instrumental with the exception of the last line "I'll never talk to you again". On the limited edition bonus track versions, "Please Take Me Home" has roughly three minutes, or 182 seconds of silence at the end. Charts Album Year Chart Position 2001 U.S. Billboard 200 1 Top Internet Albums 1 Top Canadian Albums 1 Singles Year Single Chart Position[14] 2001 "The Rock Show" Billboard Hot 100 71 Modern Rock Tracks 2 "First Date" Modern Rock Tracks 6 2002 "Stay Together for the Kids" Modern Rock Tracks 7 Personnel Blink-182 Tom DeLonge — vocals, guitar Mark Hoppus — vocals, bass guitar Travis Barker — drums Additional personnel Roger Joseph Manning, Jr. — keyboards Jerry Finn - production Tom Lord-Alge - mixing Joe McGrath - engineering Joe Marlett - assistant engineer Ted Reiger - assistant engineer Robert Read - assistant engineer Femio Hernandez - mixing assistant Mike "Sack" Fasano - drum tech Brian Gardner - mastering References ^ a b Fuoco, Christina. "liveDaily Interview: Mark Hoppus of Blink-182". liveDaily (livedaily.com). http://www.livedaily.com/news/3190.html. Retrieved 2009-03-30.  ^ a b c "Blink-182: No Jacket Required". MTV News. 2001. http://www.mtv.com/bands/archive/b/blink01/. Retrieved 2010-06-22.  ^ link ^ link ^ link ^ link ^ link ^ link ^ link ^ link ^ "Blink-182 Opens At No. 1, Sugar Ray Debuts High". Billboard. June 2001. http://www.billboard.com/news/blink-182-opens-at-no-1-sugar-ray-debuts-931253.story. Retrieved September 22, 2010.  ^ link ^ D’Angelo, Joe (2002-04-26). "Blink-182, Tony Hawk To Appear On 'The Simpsons'". MTV (MTV.com). http://www.mtv.com/news/articles/1453628/20020426/blink_182.jhtml. Retrieved 2010-06-01.  ^ Artist Chart History - Blink-182 from Billboard Preceded by Break the Cycle by Staind Billboard 200 number-one album June 30, 2001 - July 6, 2001 Succeeded by Devil's Night by D12 v • d • e Blink-182 Tom DeLonge · Mark Hoppus · Travis Barker Scott Raynor Studio albums Cheshire Cat (1994) · Dude Ranch (1997) · Enema of the State (1999) · Take Off Your Pants and Jacket (2001) · Blink-182 (2003) EP's & Demos Buddha (1993) Live albums The Mark, Tom, and Travis Show (The Enema Strikes Back!) (2000) Compilations Greatest Hits (2005) Films and videos The Urethra Chronicles (1999) · The Urethra Chronicles II: Harder Faster Faster Harder (2002) · Riding in Vans with Boys (2003) · Greatest Hits (2005) Singles "Dammit" · "Josie" · "What's My Age Again?" · "All the Small Things" · "Adam's Song" · "Man Overboard" · "The Rock Show" · "First Date" · "Stay Together for the Kids" · "I Won't Be Home for Christmas" · "Feeling This" · "I Miss You" · "Down" · "Always" · "Not Now" Labels Grilled Cheese · Cargo Music · Kung Fu · MCA · Geffen · Interscope Related Articles Discography · Song list · Awards · Tribute albums · Blink-182 Summer Tour · Pop Disaster Tour · Punk rock in California · One Nine Nine Four Bands Box Car Racer · +44 · Angels & Airwaves · The Aquabats · Transplants People Darren Doane · Jerry Finn Book:Punk rock in California · Category:Blink-182 · Portal:Punk rock