03-24-2018, 07:45 AM
(03-23-2018, 11:45 PM)Bryan Wrote: They're still a thing?
That was my thought.
As to the OP, I was a punk rock kid when I was younger, and so Blink 182 pre-Enema (so the albums Dude Ranch, Buddha, and Cheshire) was in my wheelhouse. I like Travis Barker as a person, but I completely blamed him for changing the feel of the band. They became much more pop-punk from Enema on. They relied more on their antics and their music lost an edge to it, but it still wasn't bad. Unfortunately, though, I haven't been to a show where Blink 182 played in over 10 years.
Edit: After reading about the changes, I'm a bit skeptical. Scott was the most punk out of the group, so I'll be curious what their music feels like these days.
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