Blink-182 [ARCHIVED] Band • Page 461

I actually appreciate that album more now than I did when it came out. I had a bias against it at the time because my little sister really liked it. Still though, so catchy.

 

Last Stop Suburbia is such a good pop punk album

 

Lechuza could have been so much better if it wasn't so disjointed due to differences in the direction of the band. Oh, and Denver Harbor should have been bigger than they were. I still love that album. Will Salazar should have his hands in more music.

 

Playing: What's My Age Again+Down (Acoustic).mp3 - picosong

Playing: I Miss You (Acoustic).mp3 - picosong

 

They shoulda been huge. We got Mest and Simple Plan instead.

 

Westbound and Stuck really stood out on my replays. Obviously Scratch is fantastic. I had not listened to that album in so long. It was awesome. I can definitely see myself playing it more now.

 

Honestly, it would be one of my go-to albums if someone asked me what that era of "pop punk" was like.

 

I love it!!! I think i like btd a tad more, but i love rh!

Thank god marcelo! I was counting on the core of this thread!

I still hope there will be a few experimental tracks too

 

I also love the people just calling this a "generic" pop punk song. As if songs like Don't Leave Me and The Rock Show aren't generic pop punk either, even though I love those songs

 

Scratch is like the quintessential summer pop punk album opener. Will be cranking this album at the beach this weekend.

 

Listened to Lechuza quite a few times recently. Love that album.

 

While we're on the topic...

 

1/2 metalish, 1/2 catchy as shit.

 

Yes! And 10 Foot Pole.

Ahhh, when guitar riffs were fun. Now they sound like this:

 

1/2 not Will Salazar, 1/2 Will Salazar

 

Did you catch em when they toured a couple of months back? I wasn't sure what to expect after such a long time, but they were soooooo good.

 

Threesome, A Song For..., Tearjerker. That album was full of great stuff.

 

Man, I really wish I was old enough when all these pop punk bands were around.

 

Although I enjoyed some early Simple Plan in my early teens, that's a horrible realisation. Haha!

 

No one brought up Fat Lip yet. That intro is iconic.

 

Dance queen Annie Mac has Blink on her show? Damn.

 

Sum 41 ... a pop-punk band I'd say were actually known for their riffs.

 

I just realized we've been posting a ton of great pop punk riffs and (early) Sum 41 has been extremely overlooked so far. I won't post a video because I don't think I need to. Also, No Use For a Name.

edit: Ah. I missed it. Someone posted about Sum just now.

 

I want to hear tidbits on some other songs that they haven't talked about yet.

 

I hate when I dip into my iTunes to find something and realize it never got uploaded and is probably sitting scratched to shit in a plastic bin in my mom's basement. This thread is giving me several of those shitty little moments.