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• In the liner notes to the blink-182 album, it says this song is about a quiet night at a bar where a beautiful girl comes out of nowhere and every guy in the room begins to dream about being with her: "Can't count all the eyes that stare, can't count all the things they see." >>>

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• The band crafted their fifth album like an art project and didn't hold back on experimenting with sounds outside of the pop-punk genre. For example, this track juxtaposes spoken jazz verses with punk-rock choruses.
  
  Bassist Mark Hoppus noted: "This song is a pairing of seemingly incompatible musical styles. I love the bridge. It takes the listener to such a different place very smooth and beautiful."
• The album debuted at #3 in the US, where is sold over 2 million copies.
• Although blink-182 didn't release another album of new material until Neighborhoods eight years later, due to tense band dynamics, Hoppus considers the untitled 2003 release as a significant milestone in their career.
  
  "That album changed everything for Blink-182," he told MTV News in 2013. "The way we write songs, the manner in which we record them, the way we think of ourselves as a band, everything. It marked a huge turning point in our career. I think it changed the way people thought of us, too. We were no longer the silly skate punk kids from California. Well, we were - and we still are - but from then on there was something more."