[QUOTE=letter bomb]The hardest Blink song is Reebok Commercial imo.[/QUOTE]

Yeah, that lead solo is quite hard. I think everyone has their own opinion on which song is the hardest.

as with anything else, it depends on your style

Is all of "All the small things" in C Major?

Ahhh thanks for the advice and being on my side...:D

When I first started playing some songs off EOTS such as Don't Leave Me and Aliens Exist were way too fast for me.

Those aren't really that fast. You just gotta practise heaps and it gets easier.

[QUOTE=the_uber_penguin]Actually, I found I could learn all of the self-titled album very easily. It's all simple rhythms and 8ve shapes or powerchords. The only real exception is I'm Lost Without You which has some impossible fingerings, which were done via multitracking.

I think the hardest time I've ever had with a Blink 182 song is getting the timing to Untitled on the intro right while trying to sing it, or the bridge in Carousel.[/QUOTE]

yeh its hard cause you have to play a power chord then the lil riff thing.. you can do it the easy way by just doing a single note if your lazy

[QUOTE=yourstruly]Those aren't really that fast. You just gotta practise heaps and it gets easier.[/QUOTE]

Yeah it's ok now, but back then I was struggling to keep up.

Hardest blink song on guitar is proberly reebok commershial

I remember learning The Rock Show and it was too fast for me. It's really easy now though. Just took some practice.

I learned loads of Pennywise before learning any blink... By that time nothing was fast to me anymore.

[QUOTE=yourstruly]Is all of "All the small things" in C Major?[/QUOTE]

Yes.

Carousel isn't hard, its the timing that is a little awkward.
To 10571z, why limit yourself to one type of music. It's always better to play all different styles of music.

what? when did i say i limit myself to one type of music???

what do u think is the hardest bass song

carousel and capocpany

After a while Carousel isn't that bad, but at the start it took me forever.

Took me about 10mins of complete focus to get that stat bit of Carousel. Rest is pretty average though.

Carousel was the first song I ever learnt on bass..
(I played bass for about 6 months before I started guitar.)
I didn't care how hard it was, it sounded so ****in' cool. I got it down in a day or two. After that everything seemed stupidly easy on bass, as I really only played blink songs when I started. Which is why I started guitar.
Wasn't that a great little story?! Wanna hear some more!?

I would say that top three would be: Marlboro Man, Carousel, and Cacophony.

[QUOTE=poo-poo-pee-pee]Wasn't that a great little story?! Wanna hear some more!?[/QUOTE]

Go for it. In my current hung-over state stories could do me good.

[QUOTE=These_Green_Eyes]I would say that top three would be: Marlboro Man, Carousel, and Cacophony.[/QUOTE]

Marlboro Man has a nice guitar solo.

I love the song [I]Alone[/I].

One of the first songs I learned to play.

I like the song "Time". It sounds like it can be such a great ska song.

[url]http://download11.rbn.com/rstone/rstone/download/qa/rsqadelonge.mp3[/url]

How long is that Spence?

I dunno, probably around an hour. I listened to half of it and got bored. I figured some of you guys might enjoy it though.

I love Tom atm, ive found loads of respect for him, he seems to be totaly honest and crap which is cool. I like him more then the other 2 atm.

Why's that?. I've always kinda favoured Tom cos I thought he was funny, but getting to know Mark more he's actually really funny too. I haven't really seen much of Travis off of the drums, but i'm sure he's a pretty nice guy.

Theres something about travis thats always pissed me off, and him on meet the barkers didnt help.

Marks my favorite, well was, i dunno now. Tom just seems to be coming across a lot better recently in the interviews and shiz i read. I like him now.

Toms a pretentious assbag.

Hmm..I'm between Mark and Tom..They're both fairly close for me.

I like Mark better for some reason...maybe because he's also a bassist? I'm not sure.