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  Type Album
  Artist Blink-182
  Cover Blink182-takeoffyourpantsandjacketpng
  Released June 12 , 2001
  Recorded November 2000February 2001 at Signature Sound, Larrabee Studios West, Cello Studios
  Genre Punk Rock , Pop Punk
  Length 46:38
  Label MCA Records
  Producer Jerry Finn
  Last Album '' The Mark, Tom, And Travis Show (The Enema Strikes Back!) ''<br>(2000)
  This Album ''''Take off Your Pants and Jacket''''<br>(2001)
  Next Album '' Blink-182 ''<br>(2003)
  Misc {{Singles
  Name Take off Your Pants and Jacket
  Type studio
  Single 1 The Rock Show
  Single 2 First Date
  Single 3 Stay Together For The Kids
  Single 4 Anthem Part Two
  Single 1 Date July 1 , 2001
  Single 2 Date September 24 , 2001
  Single 3 Date February 19 , 2002
  Single 4 Date April , 2002 (Airplay Only)




'' Take off Your Pants and Jacket'' is Blink-182 's fourth studio album. It was released on June 12 2001 by MCA Records , and contained the hit singles "The Rock Show", "First Date", "Stay Together for the Kids" and "Anthem Part Two". The album sold over ten million records worldwide while going double platinum in the US. It was originally printed with three different editions, each with different colored discs and different colored covers. Each different type of CD had a separate duo of hidden tracks, one serious, the other a joke song. The bonus tracks were only available on the original pressings of the three variations. The album's title is a Tongue-in-cheek pun on 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 first and only album to do so, and is blink-182's 2nd best selling album.


TRACK LISTING

All songs written by Travis Barker, Tom DeLonge, and Mark Hoppus.
#" Anthem Part Two " † – 3:48
#"Online Songs" ‡ – 2:25
#" First Date " † – 2:51
#"Happy Holidays, You Bastard" ‡ – 0:42
#"Story of a Lonely Guy" † – 3:39
#" The Rock Show " ‡ – 2:51
#" Stay Together For The Kids " § – 3:59
#"Roller Coaster" ‡ – 2:47
#"Reckless Abandon" † – 3:06
#"Everytime I Look for You" § – 3:05
#"Give Me One Good Reason" † – 3:18
#"Shut Up" ‡ – 3:20
#"Please Take Me Home" † – 3:05

† = Lead vocals by Tom Delonge

‡ = Lead vocals by Mark Hoppus

§ = Lead vocals by both
  • "Stay Together For The Kids" - Mark Hoppus (verses) & Tom Delonge (choruses)




BONUS TRACKS & VARIATIONS:


Red Version:
  • "Time to Break Up" – 3:05

  • "Mother's Day" – 1:37


Yellow Version:
  • "What Went Wrong" – 3:13

  • "Fuck a Dog" –1:25


Green Version:
  • "Don't Tell Me It's Over" – 2:33

  • "When You Fucked Grandpa" – 1:39



EXTRA NOTES:


Clean versions of the album labeled "Don't Tell Me It's Over" as "Hold On". Clean versions of the album also contained the first bonus track of all the CD's. The second bonus track of the CD's was too explicit to edit. UK & Ireland versions of the CD contained the bonus track "Time To Break Up". The red version had the take off logo, the yellow version had the pants logo, the green version had the jacket logo.


CHARTING POSITIONS


Album

Singles


PERSONNEL


Line-up during recording



Additional musicians

  • Robert Joseph Manning Jr. — keyboards



NOTES

  • A special edition can be downloaded on P2P systems like ThePirateBay.org . On it all the bonus tracks from the different versions are put on one 19-song CD. This was found out by Jersey Underground musician Raven Slade who owns the Special Edition.


  • A letter "G" can be seen on the jacket on the cover of the album. This is because every CD was titled in alphabetical order (B for ''Buddha'', C for ''Cheshire Cat'', D for ''Dude Ranch'', E for ''Enema of the State'', and there is a Famous Stars And Straps "F" on Travis's Drumset on the ''Mark, Tom and Travis Show'' cover) after the band realized an "A" is hidden on the cover of ''Flyswatter''. After ''Enema'' the letters were hidden in the artwork.


  • Blink-182 made a commercial to promote this album, where Mark Hoppus was a doctor who used Take Off Your Pants And Jacket as a medicine. Tom DeLonge explained how Blink-182 now has 50% better songs and to listen to it 14 times daily, the number of tracks on the edited Red Plane, Yellow Pants, and Green Jacket versions of the CD . Travis only made a short appearance for a second as Mark gave him a prostate exam. At the end, Mark exclaims "Fuck Yeah!" The commercial never made an appearance on television, but it is available on YouTube here: {Link without Title} .



  Before '' Break The Cycle '' by Staind
  Title '' Billboard 200 '' Number-one Album
  Years June 30 , 2001 - July 6 , 2001
  After '' Devil's Night '' by D12