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I love it.

I forgot about this song but obviously they should be considered (/s):

Has Anti-Flag not been mentioned yet? They may not count as pop-punk but they were big in a similar era as some of the other bands on the list.

I've never heard this term before but I love it, very descriptive.

Sugarcult has a lot of super great songs. Memory was their biggest hit, I think. Memory, Bouncing off the Walls, Stuck in America and Los Angeles are probably their most well-known songs. Mest's What's the Dillio is another super catchy, fun song that isn't all that great but is still my jam.

I don't think many of these will count as pop-punk and they likely aren't the top bands of all time so maybe I've missed the whole point but for my personal preference: blink-182 Descendants Screeching Weasel Bearings Pkew Pkew Pkew Defiance, Ohio Yellowcard Sugarcult SWMRS Four Years Strong

Yes, and I was just on the +44 wave the other week! Great album that still holds up for me.

I've also been loving online sets that have come out of the pandemic. PUP did NPR's tiny desk home concert that I thought was great: https://www.npr.org/2021/01/21/958841570/pup-tiny-desk-home-concert

Same. I don't think I'll dislike any of it but it's going to be exactly what I expect and those expectations are low.

You may be interested in browsing the Comprehensive Blink-182 Timeline Thread or this website: https://blink182timeline.wixsite.com/mysite , their Wikipedia page is also pretty useful. Kudos to @boxelder

I watched Die Hard for the first time this weekend. It was a pretty generic action movie, entertaining but forgettable.

@Diddy Faplord, I think this is the photo/post they're referring to.

I'd buy it too!

I have a copy, it's pretty forgettable but it is for children and I am not one nor do I have any to read it to. The illustrations are pretty cool, though. Here's a video of it being read, if you're interested: https://globalnews.ca/video/6787592/studio-story-time-the-lonely-astronaut-by-tom-delonge