Blink

also ducktape was very very first its in tales from beneath your mum

ok ill go.

wat happened on blinks first tour to aus that was bad

[QUOTE=10571z]also ducktape was very very first its in tales from beneath your mum[/QUOTE]
Correct

gresy old men

ducktape

blink

blink 182

Why do you people still listen to this sh[b][i][/b][/i]it? Blink 182 is nothing but a bunch of immature little bastards who have no talent,, and write the stupidest cheesiest horrible lyrics, and yet they claim they're punk, yet they sound like nothing but pop. Blink broke up because they felt they made enough money from you people filling up their pockets by buying their stupid sh[b][i][/b][/i]it.


Now grow up, and listen to some real music!

[QUOTE=Aeaon]Why do you people still listen to this sh[b][i][/b][/i]it? Blink 182 is nothing but a bunch of immature little bastards who have no talent,, and write the stupidest cheesiest horrible lyrics, and yet they claim they're punk, yet they sound like nothing but pop. Blink broke up because they felt they made enough money from you people filling up their pockets by buying their stupid sh[b][i][/b][/i]it.


Now grow up, and listen to some real music![/QUOTE]

They didn't break up. They are expected to release a new album early next year. They might play for money, but they also play for the love of music. This can be proven by the Dolla Bill Tour. Why does it matter what we listen to?

[QUOTE=10571z]ok ill go.

wat happened on blinks first tour to aus that was bad[/QUOTE]

I have no idea..?

[QUOTE=10571z]ok ill go.

wat happened on blinks first tour to aus that was bad[/QUOTE]
they got all there tour money stolen out of there van :thumb:

[QUOTE=Aeaon]Why do you people still listen to this sh[b][i][/b][/i]it? Blink 182 is nothing but a bunch of immature little bastards who have no talent,, and write the stupidest cheesiest horrible lyrics, and yet they claim they're punk, yet they sound like nothing but pop. Blink broke up because they felt they made enough money from you people filling up their pockets by buying their stupid sh[b][i][/b][/i]it.


Now grow up, and listen to some real music![/QUOTE]

1. They never claimed to be punk.
2. They didnt break up.

[QUOTE=cobert]1. They never claimed to be punk.
2. They didnt break up.[/QUOTE]

They claimed to be punk rock though..

[QUOTE=dancetomdance182]They claimed to be punk rock though..[/QUOTE]
"Punk Rock" Is such a wide genre. There pop-punk, sub genre of punk, so they are punk realy, just dont say that whilst real "punks" are around, theyll go, omg there power pop, because punks dont like bands being a bit sucsessfull :upset:

[QUOTE=Untitled]"Punk Rock" Is such a wide genre. There pop-punk, sub genre of punk, so they are punk realy, just dont say that whilst real "punks" are around, theyll go, omg there power pop, because punks dont like bands being a bit sucsessfull :upset:[/QUOTE]

Yeah, I know. They like to keep a band underground, and on a indie label.

[QUOTE=Virus278]plus 44 is going to be kind of electronic like the killers

- my next reply will be like in 2 months because im going to England tomorrow[/QUOTE]
Have a good time.

[QUOTE]
Why do you people still listen to this ****? Blink 182 is nothing but a bunch of immature little bastards who have no talent,, and write the stupidest cheesiest horrible lyrics, and yet they claim they're punk, yet they sound like nothing but pop. Blink broke up because they felt they made enough money from you people filling up their pockets by buying their stupid ****.


Now grow up, and listen to some real music![/QUOTE]
Aww, how cute, another 12 year old poser. You like to say things like this, but you probably at one time listened to and/or owned Dude Ranch and probably enjoyed it at one time. I know it's your deep, dark secret, so I won't tell anyone. Now, go put on your sister's pants and comb your bangs over your eyes so you can go to Starbucks and talk about how hXc you are.
:wave:

[QUOTE]
1. They never claimed to be punk.
2. They didnt break up.[/QUOTE]
[QUOTE]
They claimed to be punk rock though..[/QUOTE]
You are both right. They originated on the punk scene. If it wasn't for bands like The Vandals, Pennywise, The Descendents, and NOFX, blink wouldn't be around today. They are a pop-punk band, and actually used to say things like "Keep supporting punk rock." when they were at awards shows and whatnot. They probably stopped doing this because they got tired of being called sellouts.

[QUOTE]
"Punk Rock" Is such a wide genre. There pop-punk, sub genre of punk, so they are punk realy, just dont say that whilst real "punks" are around, theyll go, omg there power pop, because punks dont like bands being a bit sucsessfull [/QUOTE]
This irritates me to no end. The last time I checked, "punk" was supposed to be about social tolerance, change, giving outcasts a place to fit in, and so on. Yet everytime any punk band of any kind becomes successful, they are called sellouts. Punk is the only genre where there exists an element that seems almost self-defeating.

Look at Rise Against right now, they clearly have political and social messages in a lot of their work, yet just because they signed with Geffen, and are on TV where they might actually spread their message to a wider audience and influence and inspire more like-minded, yet untapped people, they are called sellouts. I saw this first-hand when I saw them open for Bad Religion last year. It was the most ridiculous f[SIZE=2]u[/SIZE]cking thing I'd ever seen. Even one of my friends who was a huge Rise Against fan months earlier was sitting there shouting the same things as these other idiots. Even BR, who we were there to see, had gone through something similar in previous years. I F[SIZE=2]U[/SIZE]CKING HATE IT!!!!

/rant.

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[QUOTE=felch182]they got all there tour money stolen out of there van :thumb:[/QUOTE]

correct apparently $6000

also i dont even think the genre "punk pop" was around when blink first started. i think as long as it had guitar, bass, drums and singer playing power chords it was punk. anyways who cares i dont wanna argue.

I recall blink saying something along these line's, when being asked about them being punk or pop-punk..We came from punk roots. That makes alot of sense, becuase pop-punk has punk roots. I don't really think you should go to far into genre's, it just becomes a pointless arguement and can never truly be one.

[QUOTE=10571z]also i dont even think the genre "punk pop" was around when blink first started. i think as long as it had guitar, bass, drums and singer playing power chords it was punk. anyways who cares i dont wanna argue.[/QUOTE]

There was Greenday.

yeh but did people call them punk or pop punk in like 1994

genre arguments are gay, they are as gay as posers that come in here and knock us for our musical choice.

ggg
 

[QUOTE=felch182]genre arguments are gay, they are as gay as posers that come in here and knock us for our musical choice.[/QUOTE]

ino they think they are like god cause the listen to rock or watever.a dn they think our music sucks. man there faggots it not like i go in the rock forums and bag them

[QUOTE=10571z]ino they think they are like god cause the listen to rock or watever.a dn they think our music sucks. man there faggots it not like i go in the rock forums and bag them[/QUOTE]

You should..lol :thumb:

[QUOTE=Untitled]Tom and Scott where having sex. And there was an arguement. Scott wanted Tom to stick it in his butt, where as Tom wanted Scott to stick it up his butt. This lead to a blazing row, and scott left the band.[/QUOTE]
:rolleyes: hey thanx for the information lol :rolleyes: :rolleyes:

[QUOTE=10571z]yeh but did people call them punk or pop punk in like 1994[/QUOTE]
i dont think there was such a thing as pop-punk back in 1994. I think that it was all punk, all punk use to stand for was fast songs, catchy lyryics, and talking about kids every day problems. :thumb:

[QUOTE=felch182]i dont think there was such a thing as pop-punk back in 1994. I think that it was all punk, all punk use to stand for was fast songs, catchy lyryics, and talking about kids every day problems. :thumb:[/QUOTE]
There been pop punk since way before the 90's

[QUOTE=10571z]also i dont even think the genre "punk pop" was around when blink first started. i think as long as it had guitar, bass, drums and singer playing power chords it was punk. anyways who cares i dont wanna argue.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=felch182]i dont think there was such a thing as pop-punk back in 1994. I think that it was all punk, all punk use to stand for was fast songs, catchy lyryics, and talking about kids every day problems. :thumb:[/QUOTE]

hahahahahahahahahahahahahaha

pop-punk has been around since blink were in nappies.

Descendents, ramones, buzzcocks were around mid/late 70s and these are the bands that Blink drew and adapted their sound from to make the pop rock songs they play

Oh my god... I must be dreaming.

[QUOTE=Untitled]There been pop punk since way before the 90's[/QUOTE]

correct.

In fact one of the first bands to start the mainstream punk thing was pop-punk.


Have you ever heard about hmmm...let me remember...

The Ramones?

That name sounds familiar. They came out in 1992, right?

:rolleyes:

[QUOTE=Twat out of hell]Descendents, ramones, buzzcocks were around mid/late 70s [/QUOTE]

Dont forget the adicts!

The adicts are teh rulz0rs!


Ok, sorry Blink fans, I'll leave you with your thread...

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Nice job stretching the page out.

[QUOTE=melz__]look what i found...i am the best i am the best!!!!!!!!!!

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nice..

Hey, sorry I wasn't here for the last couple days, I was out of town for baseball. Anyways, I don't know if I would get that CD. Just because there isn't much on there that I haven't heard on seen. The DVD and that it is live would make it nice to get but, I could settle just for DVD and be fine. That's not the greatest hits album that's coming out either, that's just a concert.
And I probably can't get it here in Canada, I would have to get it off the internet or something.

[QUOTE=Twat_Out_Of_Hell]hahahahahahahahahahahahahaha

pop-punk has been around since blink were in nappies.

Descendents, ramones, buzzcocks were around mid/late 70s and these are the bands that Blink drew and adapted their sound from to make the pop rock songs they play[/QUOTE]
what i was trying to say is, was it actually called pop-punk back then or was it salled punk rock. I dont think they actually used the term pop-punk to be honest with you. :thumb:

That article was a disaster. They apparently couldn't get around the point that Tom was trying to make, which was that he doesn't give a crap what people think.

but the thing is did people say ramones where punk or did they say they where pop punk. they migth of been pop punk but people called them punk

[QUOTE=10571z]but the thing is did people say ramones where punk or did they say they where pop punk. they migth of been pop punk but people called them punk[/QUOTE]
exactly