Blink-182 - blink-182 Reviews

Blink 182 by Blink 182 is the fifth album that has been released by the band and once again it is outstanding. It was originally released in November 2003 and it is the longest album they have produced before., totalling nearly 50 minutes. I bought this album for £9 from Asda and you can now get it for only £5 from Amazon which is a fantastic deal ...  Read the complete review

Blink-182 is an American pop-punk band who recently reformed in early 2009. They are largely reputed to the best and most successful band of their genre with hits such as "All the Small Things", "What's My Age Again" and "First Date" from their previous albums. Blink-182 released their "last" album in late ...  Read the complete review

The latest Blink 182 album, barring their greatest hits, came as a bit of a shock to fans but highlights the versatility of the band and their exceptional talent as musicians. The self-titled album is a stunning masterpiece full of far deeper and meaningful songs, in contrast to their earlier, more humourous and immature material, complimented ...  Read the complete review

This was blink 182's last album they released before they split up, it is one of their best albums and has a more 'serious' approach to it with a much darker sound compared to their previous material. The opening track, feeling this, is such a feel-good song to start the album with. Travis's upbeat drumming and the call and response ...  Read the complete review

Self titled albums usually have a back to basics feel. They are what the band feel they stand for and the music they make. This is Blink-182's "Mature" album. It has a much more grown up feel to it than previous albums and it has some great songs. The music is more experimental and has a different feel to previous songs. It was under the ...  Read the complete review

2003 was the year that Blink 182 decided to turn all serious. Before this point they had never been anything but an energetic and fun Pop Punk band, but with their self-titled 2003 album they decided they were desperately in need of a change of direction. After the release of their album 'Take Off Your Pants and Jacket' in 2001, band members Tom ...  Read the complete review

I wasn't a fan of Blink-182 until after they'd split up. To be honest, I hadn't heard much of their stuff, or had heard songs that I didn't know were theres. Whenever "Always" came on the radio however, I thought it was a great song. I also liked "I Miss You". Anyway, my friends really liked Blink-182 and were always ...  Read the complete review

Yet another amazing instalment from the trio that is blink 182. If you are a true fan of the band and there punk rock crazy music style, then this album will shock you. As you will be aware of there funny almost school boy approach to lyrics in there previous albums has all changed, its as if they have grown up and taken a hole new approach at ...  Read the complete review

This album is simply a masterpiece. Although the band recieved its fair share of criticism for this release, I believe its a bigger and better than any of their previous work (except Adam's Song). The new mature Blink was a bit too much to take for some fans and the media alike. But what did they expect!? These guys are in their 30's ...  Read the complete review

Blink 182 for years have been the clowns of the punk world, mixing solid punk rock with fart jokes and the like. This album came as a shock to many blink fans, with the closest link to their old sound coming from "feeling this" their 1st single from the album. This time around blink trys to me more darker and deeper, and pull ...  Read the complete review

Produced in 2003, Blink 182's self-titled album, which would result in being their last studio one, arrived with a huge, international fanbase - hungry from more from one of the world's biggest punk bands. Opening track and single 'Feeling This' can feel like a jumble of musical elements on first impressions, which is a shame as it is ...  Read the complete review

Well, surprise surprise. I?m back. And I?m bad?at thinking of titles. My God, that was dreadful. Let?s move on before I start making jokes about curtains - it?s safest not to ask. But, more objectively, there is a surprising point about this review; it is the first review on Blink182?s latest ...  Read the complete review