Blink-182’s first and only live album. This album is live, but nowhere has it been mentioned that it has remained un-edited. It is pretty obvious that the performances on this album are a little better than regular blink-182 live shows. The album offers a mix of blink-182’s history, from Peggy Sue to All the Small [...]

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Dookie is wildly classed as Green Days‘ very best album, and while I listen to the fast rock melodies, I find it difficult to argue. The CD contains the singles Longview (probably my favorite GD song of all time), Basket case and the repetitive yet never boring When I come around. This is a fast [...]

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Well, blink 182 have done it again! While promising to go back to their punk roots on this album, they’re half way there. With songs such as First Date and Story of a lonely guy, it seems doubtful that blink will be anything remotely like punk rock ever again. Until you listen to the other [...]

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For most, Enema of the State was blink 182’s very worst album. It still is. This is were blink 182 effectively “sold out”, not only by creating the poppiest songs ever made by the band, but by adopting thousands upon thousands of young girls that scream “I Luv Mark!”. With such songs as All the [...]

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Foo Fighters - what’s not to like about these guys? They make great, totally varied music and the vocalist is the multi-talented ex-drummer from Nirvana. A winning combination for sure, and this album proves that statement.
There is nothing better than an album that makes you happy, and the songs on TNLTL certainly do that. [...]

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Grey Daze, a rewind back to the “daze” before the existence on Linkin Park…
This CD kicks off with B12, the very fist Grey Daze song I heard (on MP3 format). It was very strange to hear the voice of Chester Bennington put to this style of music. This guy can sing. He has the greatest [...]

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Box Car Racer have certainly stirred up some controversy. I will start off by saying that, despite the band being led by Tom DeLonge of Blink 182, the songs on this album are nothing like Toms’ leading band. Instead, they are lyrically more mature, and musically more serious. Is this a good thing? Judge for [...]

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I don’t think a band has impressed me this much since blink-182. Why? Because of this very album. Sum41 is great. It provided me with hours of listening pleasure, and it still does. It picks me up when I’m feeling low, it makes me want to jump around when I’m happy. It does everything you [...]

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