The Mark, Tom & Travis Show - blink-182 Reviews

The Mark, Tom and Travis Show produced by Blink 182 really is an excellent CD. It is the only official live album that Blink 182 have actually produced and it was originally released in November, 2000. I bought this copy originally in HMV for £10 but it was quite hard to get due to popularity, you can now buy this CD from Amazon from £5 which is ...  Read the complete review

TRACK LISTING : Dumpweed Don't Leave Me Aliens Exist Family Reunion Going Away To College What's My Age Again? (Where's My Asian Friend?) Rich Lips (Dick Lips) Blew Job Untitled Voyeur Pathetic Adams Song Peggy Sue Wendy Clear Carousel All The ...  Read the complete review

yet again another Blink 182 album I ever knew what to expect from the troublesome trio. Never have I heard a Live album like this. Most live albums are song, bit oftalking song etc! But this just blows all those away! The first song is played then there talking already kjokes are being made, Blink play songs everyone who has heard them ...  Read the complete review

This LIVE Album From Blink 182 Is The Best I've Heard In A Long Time.Belive Me Blink 182 IS The Best. I Havent Been Listning To Blink For Long But I Think They Are The Best Band I've Heard In A Long Time.I Mean You Hear All That Crappy Pop Stuff And You Think Wat Is This??? (Unless You Like Pop). No Offence If You Do Like Pop. ...  Read the complete review

Blink 182- What can I say, a very successful band, many big hits and they are widely known. But enough about my opinions of the band, and more about my opinions of this CD. Firstly the track list Dumpweed, Don?t leave me, Aliens Exist, Family reunion, Going away to college, What?s my age again, rich lips, Blew job, Untitled, ...  Read the complete review

It is a stunning album with all the tunes from enema of the state performed live and a few others. It lives up to the blink 182 lads standards as a great punk rock, pop/punk album. It is limited edition and I am still searching for it, but I have heard it many times and it is certainly worth the money if you can find it. It includes the fantastic ...  Read the complete review

I treasure this record. I bought it about 1 month after its release, but luckily it was still a first-edition piece in its limited edition paper packaging. This album got me through some of the hardest times of my life and I want to pay my respect to it now by reviewing what is, by far, the most enjoyable album I've ever heard in my entire ...  Read the complete review

As live albums go, this is one of the best I've heard. Blink excels themselves on this album and answer any critcs they ever had about musical integrity and/or ability. this album fully shows how amazing Travis is at drums with rolls that fit into one drum beat, constantly speedy but in time, this boy gives the duracell bunny a run for his money. ...  Read the complete review

These days in music, you know when a band is doing pretty well....you know when they are getting the fans, and the record sales...you know when they release an live album....and then they tour on it....and blink-182 are no exception....if any proof was needed of their fame and fortunes at the moment, then surely you need look no further then ...  Read the complete review

I think that this is blink 182’s best album, It has songs from every single album that they made(excluding take off your pants and jacket).So it is purely there old style none of the new rubbish. Its basically their greatest hits and its live! The cover for the C.D. is bright and eye catching. It has a cartoon picture of the band on ...  Read the complete review

"Mark, Tom and Travis Show" is probably the best Blink 182 album out of their . And I can tell you that it is the longest. The first 5 songs on this great album are some of Blink's best because of their meaningful lyrics and fast bass lines accompanied with strong power chords and Travis' great drumming. "Dumpweed" is the first ...  Read the complete review

This, as all you Blink 182 fans out there should know, is the First live Blink album. I kno wmost bands only make one live album (except for Pearl Jam who recorded 26 over a month or so, and released them all), but Blink should make more. The tracks are played much better live, and they are so funny onstage. Tracks from Enema of the State: such ...  Read the complete review

in This album the enema certainly does strike back. Sick, rude, offensive, out of order - but brilliant. This is the live album from Blink-182. recorded at venue(s) during their "The MarkTomTravis show" tour. If you know Blink-182 then you'll know that they are jokers. And the live albums shows this to a extreme extent. ...  Read the complete review

Punk rock is meant to be played loud and snotty. Blink-182 are a San Diego area punk rock trio whose interest in arrested development has led them to a sparkling array of sex jokes that cover everything from anal sex to masturbation to... well, you get the idea--and that's just the between-song banter. This limited edition live collection--a ...  Read the complete review

What a brilliant , live album full of energy and great gags from the blink - Advantages: Hilarious, Great one liners, fantastic music - Disadvantages: none

This is suppose to be a live album of Blink, however when you listen to it, you realize that it is a studio version of a live Blink concert. Everything has been redone to make them sound more like they do on their albums than what they actually sound like live. If you ever have seen Blink 182 live, you know they suck. Tom sings way off ...  Read the complete review

Blink 182 are one of the most upcomming punk bands on the scene. In all of Theire othe albums they have just had music and love songs (all the small things), giving them the impresssion of being a sweet and innocent band. Tom (lead guitar), Mark (Bass guitar) and travis( drummer) did not want to have this image as in real life they are pritty wild ...  Read the complete review

Blink 182 are the gurus of the modern day punk scene. When you think of punk some of you may be transported back to the late 70's with Godfathers like Johnny Rotten and Sid Vicious. This is no longer the trend. Punk is back, and better then before. No longer is there so much emphasis on being youths and getting a bum deal from ...  Read the complete review

In today's world of fast-moving trends, styles and constant changing of fashionable genres of music, it is extremely rare to find a case like that of blink-182. Unknown to most, the San Diego punks have been around for approximately a decade now; though only came about major public exposure following the huge success that came of ...  Read the complete review