Blink 182 [CLEAN] [ENHANCED]

Blink 182

Product Details

• Audio CD (November 18, 2003)
• Original Release Date: November 18, 2003
• Number of Discs: 1
• Format: Clean, Enhanced
• Label: Geffen Records
• ASIN: B0000DZE4W
• Average Customer Review: 4.6 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (47 customer reviews)
• Amazon.com Sales Rank: #56,423 in Music (See Bestsellers in Music)

Track Listings

1. Feeling This

2. Obvious

3. I Miss You

4. Violence

5. Stockholm Syndrome

6. Down

7. The Fallen Interlude

8. Go

9. Asthenia

10. Always

11. Easy Target

12. All of This

13. Here's Your Letter

14. I'm Lost Without You

Customer Reviews

Most Helpful Customer Reviews

5 of 5 people found the following review helpful:

5.0 out of 5 stars rocks!!, November 19, 2003

By	friend (indianapolis.in) - See all my reviews

this is easily one of blink's best cd's yet. it's so different from anything eslse that they've done and you can tell that they put alot more work into this album, b/c the songs are so great. i mean you can't expect them 2 b writing about getting drunk and masturbating forever. this just goes to show that they take their music more seriously than jokes and that they r growing up to be tight musicians. i still say that "enema" is prolly their best album ever, but this new one gives it a close run for it's money. i can't wait to see them on tour1 and for their next cd!! i love you guys!! you rock it dosn't matter what you do next!

plus there are still a couple fast paced songs

8 of 10 people found the following review helpful:

5.0 out of 5 stars Some Of Their Best Work, December 7, 2003

By	Timothy Hagelin (New Gloucester, ME United States) - See all my reviews

This is some of Blink-182 best work...they matured alot since T.O.Y.P.A.J. It's different, and by different i mean good...But Mark didn't get to sing enough...Too much of Tom, and Mark has the better voice
Okay, so i gave each song a rating 1-10, 1 being worst, 10 (of course) being best.

Feeling This- this is the first single off the album (as most fans would know) and it's a good way to start the album...it kinda reminds me of "What's My Age Again?"- 9.5

Obvious- This song is kinda heavy metal-ish (not much like Blink-182's usual stuff, so i was kinda surprised)- 8.5

I Miss You- A little like the BOXCAR RACER song "There Is..."
It was okay, but a little too soft- 8

Violence- This is one of the best songs on the album. Pure Hard Rock- 10

Stockholm Syndrome- I usually skip the letter part, but otherwise, this is a great song. Really fast-paced- 10

Down- Really different song compared to stuff like Enema and T.O.Y.P.A.J. It's still a pretty good song- 9

The Fallen Interlude- I skip this alot, except when i'm really bored. It's just a boring song- 4.5

GO- Great song, but i thought the beginning was kinda weak.- 7.5

Asthenia- My favorite song on the album. Great tune...about a guy lost in space in a car.- 10 (i'd give it a 20 if i could)

Always- Very retro. It's really 80's-ish. Really good- 9.5

Easy Target- Love the drumming. Really fast-paced- 9.5

All Of This- They got the lead singer of The Cure to sing on this song. There was, like, one line in the chorus where Tom got to sing. Took away BIG from the song- 5.5 (i have a soft spot...The Cure was their favorite band)

Here's Your Letter- Very much like Obvious...- 8.5

I'm Lost Without You- Great song to have on a movie Soundtrack...longest song by far (about 6 minutes) Really good though- 7.5

2 of 2 people found the following review helpful:

4.0 out of 5 stars Blink 182, October 7, 2004

By	Kelly - See all my reviews

Out of all of Blink 182's c.d's ( Cheshire Cat, Buddha, Dude Ranch, Take Off Your Pants and Jacket, and Enema of the State.) I have to say that this is my favorite. It seems that since their last release, Enema of the State, they have greatly matured. This is most evident in their lyrics. They've gone a long way from
" I want to f*&^ a dog in the a*^,"
To their new single I Miss You.
" Don't waste your time on me your already the voice inside my head."
More of the songs on " Blink 182" revolve on romantic yearning, or heartbreak, compared to their old albuuums, which concentratd mainly on partying, sex more partying, and an occasional ditty about a broken family. I'm not sayiing that I disliked these songs, in fact I loved them, I just felt that it was beggining to become repetitive. I think that Blink 182 reached the point in their career where they had to create something totally new and differant, to be able to grow as musicians and songwritters. Another thing I love about this album, was the collaboration with Robert Smith on " All of this." I am a huge fan of The Cure, and Robert Smiths voice contrasts Tom's beautifully. Every single track on this c.d is worth listening to, over and over again. I would highly recomend purchasing this, but be warned, its probably not the Blink 182 your used to.