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in 2002 Mark was acting his ass off on that one episode Haunted you take that back

I haven’t tried for tickets this time either, but I’d still love to see them live one day.

https://youtu.be/mPn391kLnhg?si=y4kUqdeGUXfgfV3K

Olé

If you ask nicely @Jan Mortensen will also include a free screenshot of his butthole.

Is she the girl that murdered blink songs on TikTok.?

a lost B-side

Tell me more how this billionaire cunt isnt full fledged MAGA!!

$130AUD to get this but I just couldn’t say no. https://heavensbandshop.com/products/patent-pending-20th-anniversary-edition-lp-180g-off-white

2000s the streets won’t forget band

Here's the blurb Mark wrote for Rolling Stone: Mark Hoppus Remembers New Found Glory’s Chad Gilbert: ‘I Miss You Already, Little Brother’ The Blink-182 singer-bassist pays tribute to his friend and New Found Glory's founding guitarist, who died Sunday after a battle with brain cancer On Sept. 20, Chad Gilbert, founding member and lead guitarist for New Found Glory, died at the age of 45 after a battle with brain cancer. Mark Hoppus, the co-lead vocalist, co-founder, and bassist of Blink-182, got to know Gilbert over the years, both on and off tour. Hoppus, himself a cancer survivor, talked with Gilbert about the disease, but their bond ran much deeper. Hoppus remembers Gilbert in this exclusive tribute. I always thought of Chad Gilbert as my little brother. I don’t remember the day we met. He and a bunch of his shithead friends used to come to every show Blink played in Florida. I mean EVERY single show. These dudes would hang out and ask questions and show us the good spots to eat. We hung out every time Blink rolled through Florida. And Chad was always…smiling. Just the happiest, most enthusiastic “fuck yes, life rules” music-loving son-of-cock you could ever hope to meet. Fucking. Laughable. Like, calm down, man, we get it. He ruled. At some point I learned he was in a band called New Found Glory and they had an album out on Drive-Thru Records (which was the style at the time). It ruled. I couldn’t stop listening to it. I played it for everyone I knew. I played it for friends and labels and radio stations. I begged our management to take them on. They signed to our label and our managers took them in as clients, and friends. Blink took them on tour. Over the next few years, Chad became a big part of our lives. And every time you’d see him, Chad was just smiling. And happy. And excited about something: a new band; a video game; some fuckin’…TOY he found on tour. I don’t know. That was just Chad. Calm down, man. On Blink’s tour for Take Off Your Pants and Jacket, which New Found were on, Chad rode on the bus with me and my wife a lot. Like I said, he was my little brother. We talked a lot on the long rides. And Chad broke down a bit. In amongst the success of his band and radio success and everything else, he was feeling lost and unsure of himself. He was sad. In the middle of all that, he was sad. We laughed and told him to shut up, and the next day filmed the “First Date” video where we rode waterslides and Chad threw the baseball bat into the girl’s bicycle spokes. But those hours and talks and bus rides really showed me who Chad was. A fighter. A champion of joy. “Joy” sounds weird but that’s what Chad was. Fucking. Joyous. He was the guy who sincerely smiled and laughed and loved to see and meet new people. And listen to music. Joy. Whatever negative thing was going on, Chad was going to say fuck it. And fight it. And face the world and celebrate. Every day. That’s how he was every time I saw him. It was fucking exhausting. Okay, man. Jesus Christ, calm down, we get it. Chad and I have been friends ever since those early days of van tours and punk rock. We’ve both had our ups and downs. I worked with NFG on their 2009 Not Without a Fight album, and the band were at a strange point in their career. There was a tension in the room that seemed deeper than normal studio creative buzz. That tension boiled over more than a few times. There were shouting matches which eventually calmed down and Chad would say, “Okay come on let’s do cool shit.” And show up the next day smiling and laughing and ready to go. For a long time, Chad kept trying to get me to play this Disney card game that was like Magic: The Gathering but with Elsa and Olaf? I don’t know, it was weird. But that was his shit. These past few years, Chad and I texted a lot about cancer. Updates. Prognosis. Methodology. Medical terminology and rates of efficacy. There was hope for one treatment and after weeks and months that one would fail. But then they’d try a new one that was supposed to be better. And that would work but then there was a different tumor. It’s scary. It’s hope and despair and fear. But throughout it all he was always so positive. I mean, did you SEE his Instagram posts?! He’d be lying in a hospital bed with tubes coming out everywhere with a smile on his face like he’d just won the blowjob lottery. The last time I saw Chad was in Nashville. Somehow, fittingly, at a Blink show. It was the last night of the tour so it was hectic backstage. I was packing up everything to get shipped home the next day, saying goodbye to everyone on the crew, Luke Combs was there (?), and that night my wife decided to adopt a dog. Rushing down the hall I turned and there’s Chad: “Holy shit! Chad! What’s up man?” He looked weak. He walked with a cane. He hugged me and introduced me to his family. His wife and daughter. They’d all been through so much. More than anyone can imagine. Or should ever have to. But he was so…happy. For real. Happy. Glad to see everyone. Glad for his daughter to see everything. Proud. Content. Grateful. The cancer treatment was working so he was hopeful for a good outcome, but they’d found another issue. “Ah shit, Chad, I’m so sorry.” “Mark, don’t worry about it! This one’s gonna work!” We said our goodbyes and I looked back to see Chad waving and smiling his joyous smile. God dammit. I miss you already, little brother.

My partner in taste to my rescue! This is from his last album but the performance is from a couple weeks ago. So good. I'm seeing him in a few weeks with my family, my daughter is really into him I'd list my favorites from the new album but it would be 75% of the album lol

Here are some amazing pictures including the poster from the time the band played at the 513 Club in Atlanta in April 1998 (23rd April) with Falling Sickness and U.S Bombs with the original line-up of the band (with Ian and Bob who the song "What's My Age Again" is a nod to him). (Blink also played that venue, still an unknown date for the website!) Source : https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=523631870991555&set=pb.100063803340070.-2207520000&type=3 https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=519917144696361&set=pb.100063803340070.-2207520000&type=3 https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=519916188029790&set=pb.100063803340070.-2207520000&type=3 https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=933950245408412&set=pb.100063803340070.-2207520000&type=3

From the singer of the irish Blink band (random find!) dated 27th January 1997 Original Source : https://www.facebook.com/photo?fbid=10242242551064405&set=a.2777666085018

we lost an angel

Sometimes, out of who knows where, an idea comes to mind and I just have to start writing. And that’s what happened this morning. I ended up writing something that I’m really proud of. It’s in English and it’s called “What Matters.”

cant believe he wont do that for ur friend!

I forgot Guest List by Screeching Weasel!

The banjo in some of the songs though 👌 “you were made in the image of god, but you look like your mom in this picture”

Added a few things, if you click on the name of a song in the leaderboard it does some more advanced stats like win streak, loss streak, biggest upset, a song vs song head to head record, stick like charts that shows ranking and rating changes over the course of time, etc, https://blink-182.net also added arenas for side projects, pop punk bands, and then a fan area for them to upload their own music videos and covers

Lifestyles of the rich and the famous eh?

New archive discovery! MTV 120 Minutes premiere for the "Fireman" music video ! dated 29th October 1995 MTV dropped the song after 8 plays so sad because it's the only music video of the band ....