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Here is a vid I got of Roller Coaster last night. The show was a blast, band was shockingly tight and on point from start to finish. It was actually like a professional experience for the first time ever at a blink show with Tom lol. The setlist was perfect, I loved the stage (especially being in the pit), you actually forgot you were at an 18000+ person event. Was crazy. Great to meet you Chewy and good seeing you again Watcher. Wish I could have heard you better and had a chance to talk more but our ears were all shot down there. I think that was my 9th or 10th blink show and it was definitely the best they’ve ever sounded with Tom by a mile. His demeanor on stage was so much better. Dude was at ease and having fun. Skiba also seemed a lot more comfortable playing with Alkaline Trio of course. You could just tell how much pressure was off of him13 points
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https://linktr.ee/kayleighmorganmusic Would love if ya’ll gave it a go, worked hard on it and I think it’s my best stuff yet8 points
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haven't checked the forum in couple years and just wanted to say that i'm happy to see familiar profile pics and that it is still going8 points
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this is exciting. interscope is releasing EOTS on all-analog (AAA) vinyl for the first time ever, this feburary. i'm a vinyl collector and somewhat of an audiophile, so this is intriguing for a lot of reasons. all-analog reissues of loudness war/CD-era albums are VERY rare this is blink's first true AAA reissue ever, and first all-analog vinyl pressing since at least 2001 IIRC chris bellman -- widely considered a top vinyl mastering engineer -- is helming the project the blurb claims it is from the "original" master tapes -- not a safety copy, or high-res digital file, indicating the EOTS tapes were unharmed from the 2008 universal fire, which is news on vinyl, EOTS has had a very spotty history -- early vinyl reissues had poor QC and were sourced from inferior digital masters. the well-received 2016 remasters through SRC, done by kevin gray, were very likely digitally sourced as well (not a problem really, just not analog!) EOTS has always been a very loud, compressed-sounding album, intentionally so. that won't change, but it's likely that this could be a serious audio upgrade for it -- there's the potential for it to reveal new depth and details in the sound. jerry finn was meticulous about making these albums, which is why it has always sounded great, even as loud as it is. he was also a tape and hi-fi enthusiast. if they are willing to go back to the tapes for this reissue, it hopefully indicates interest in more -- maybe deluxe versions of the discography, which i know fans have always dreamed of.8 points
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I loved big day out too at 14 lol. The banter has changed… It’s slightly more clever, less outwardly offensive and more intentionally dumb for the sake of it. I will say I find it genuinely subversive that they are still so ridiculous on stage. They’re still taking the piss out of the live experience which is hilarious, especially considering the shows now have the musicianship and production to back it up. Anyone who find it cringe, even the fact that they’re older and still doing it, needs to lighten up and stop taking things so seriously.8 points
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Cracked me up reading this again Dude pissed away 20 years, some of which in his prime, all to release like 3-4 good songs, none of which were better than blink or BCR at all8 points
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i never skipped their Euro tours since 2004, it was a battle but in the end i got my tickets to see blink for the 7th time next year!! 2004, 2010, 2012, 2014, 2017, 2023, 2027 ♥️7 points
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I swear I was thinking exactly the same thing while listening to Mother’s Day, When You Fucked Grandpa and Fuck a Dog. I think it’s because these are songs that unfortunately we’ve barely listened to in the last ten years or so (since we all switched to streaming services) and this kinda pushed them into the shadows because they’re joke songs, but they still hit perfectly 🥹 and they are just as good as the other two!7 points
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wow. so cool when these official youtube channels for these old late night shows upload clips like these, straight from the original source tape. especially when we've been watching muddy VHS rips of this for 28 years. looks like it was shot yesterday.7 points
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Man. It’s really just insane how awesome blink is right now. Vibes are immaculate. We’ve been dreaming of this for 2 decades and here we are.7 points
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I think Roller Coaster is right up there with Going Away To College when it comes to "songs that would've been just as huge as all the other hits if they were singles"7 points
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The stage itself looks awesome imo. they’ve had the screens with the animations for what feels like forever. now if only they could cut Down from the set….7 points
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If only Oliver were here to see this Revolutionary War re-enactment!6 points
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I listened to toypaj this morning on my Sonos speakers in the house. It sounds so fucking good. I think it sounds better than Enema. Jerry Finn is the biggest loss to blink. Album is fucking perfect.6 points
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Frequently I found TOYPAJ to be a bland, safe emotionally stunted retread. But increasingly I’ve really appreciated the musicality and small subtleties. For a long time I felt like the weird focus on high school was to its detriment. I still feel like Tom was forcing himself to write about that time period for a lot of reasons — retreating psychologically from fame to a simpler time, trying to connect back to when he fell in love with punk as he was falling out of it, feeling commercially expected to. but overall, I’ve oddly come to respect it. There’s something cute about story of a lonely guy, something pure hearted. Even if does feel a little incel adjacent lmao6 points
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Good lord what an annoying conversation! Anyone who ever watched the Cheetah Videos and Album Launch can clearly see they were not in some bottomless pit of depression while writing that album. It's right there on tape. They were being hilarious weirdos and living out their wildest creative dreams in a way they hadn't even attempted before. They were still in a strange part of life in their late 20s/early 30s that I'm sure many of us can actually relate to, when family stuff can get weird, friendships fray, mental illness has a tendency to rear its head, they had babies at home which is incredibly beautiful but also incredibly stressful and anxiety inducing especially combined with the guilt of being away so much, the country was newly at war, the pressure and monotony of "being Blink" was getting to them, etc etc etc. It's ridiculous to think they were "miserable" and down in some dark hole at the time, but it's also ridiculous to think they were happy go lucky millionaires chasing a trend. I happen to think it was a very honest and earnest account of all of those feelings. It's strange to me that diehard Blink fans could think it was all one way or the other after 20 years haha.6 points
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you know what song is SO fucking good? adam's song. it's a miracle of a song. it has every ingredient that i love about this band. the lyrics, how they flip the meaning at the end, but leave room for misconception. the vocals and vocalizations behind the chorus. the grungy triple-guitar on the chorus that just blasts you in the face. travis illustrating why he was the right fit for the band, with an algebraic drum pattern that works. the roger manning piano part that arrives like a light in the darkness. the video, with the pictures, and memories, and the cuts between. it might be the band's single best song.6 points
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Guy took time from his loving family and fulfilling life to humble brag on a blink 182 fan site. Clearly he wasn't bothered at all.6 points
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Yes. I will be bringing this to the Cincy show. DM me your address and $5 for shipping and I’ll mail you a tape recording.6 points
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I would pay to watch rehearsals now. There seems to be a list like this every time and none of the deeper cuts ever make the live set 😂6 points
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i got the mark's mom's lasagna recipe variant.6 points
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Easily one of the most irritating best punk albums lists I’ve ever seen. I am a huge Wire, Gang of Four, X fan but jesus christ, if you’re putting them in the top 10 alongside Patti Smith, the Stooges and the New York Dolls while the Dead Kennedys and DRI are buried at the bottom, just say it. You’re making an art punk/protopunk/post punk canon list, not a real punk rock top 100. As a general punk ranking this feels extremely NYC-critic brain. And I’m saying this as someone who actually listen to most of the stuff Rolling Stone is pushing here. Seeing DR in that list is so strange! But I love it haha5 points
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Good on Coight. Saying unalived is fucking stupid5 points
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Speedo is a middle-aged man in Texas and you are, seemingly, a teenager in Ohio. This should be a great team.5 points
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My parents had to borrow someone else's camcorder when I was a kid because they were too cheap to buy one. So the only home videos I have from my childhood are from when we had that for a week or so every now and then. It was a big deal when that baby was around lol5 points
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i didn't notice that, but this stage design actually makes them look like they're playing in a small club, it's so cool5 points
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Knapton and showing back up right as September rolls around. Name a worst duo.5 points
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This setlist is wild, holy fuck. They sound like a whole new band. Super fresh5 points
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Am I the only one who didn’t expect Skiba to come out for BTD? Also, I gotta say it because it has bugged me for years and it’s just more obvious in a venue like that but blink crowds are some of the lamest fucking crowds I’ve ever seen. They didn’t move a fucking inch for the whole duration of Online Songs. If I went to one of the shows people would hate me and probably try to have me kicked out just for daring to jump around and move a little bit. Shits weak as fuck5 points
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NO FUCKING WAY, this is unbelievable. I was out all day and completely forgot the tour started last night, and I missed everything!! I don’t even know what to say about the TOYPAJ songs, I can’t believe it!! But this confirms that we are still deep into the best blink era and I have a feeling the future will hold some more awesome surprises for us. @King Cobra JFS 4Everthis should appeal to you too since there are no backing tracks. That one guy with his arm raised, singing along to the cover of Hope is definitely my brother from another mother. Whoever’s going to see them on this tour, send a thought my way when they play Hope.5 points
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6 TOYPAJ songs with only 3 Enema and 3 Untitled tracks. Never thought I’d see the day.5 points
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calling it, one of the best sets of their career. people have done a lot of complaining about the set over the years, but no one can say they haven't really given it their all since reuniting -- rotating in songs like hope, man overboard, GATC, wishing well, turpentine, easy target, not now, cynical, wendy clear, m+m's, roller coaster, online songs, natives, as well as mini +44/BCR covers. it's mind-melting for a fan, honestly. it's way more effort than they gave the last time around (09-14). i didn't get to watch the full stream but the opening was hilarious, and starting with rock show is a little bold -- not sure they've ever used that as an opener before. it's a testament to the spirit with which they're building these shows. it's a lot more interesting than it's ever been.5 points
