Blink 182 Discography -320-

lo-fi underground punk

Blink-182's discography is a masterclass in the transition from to high-definition pop-punk royalty .

after Tom DeLonge was expelled from high school for being drunk at a basketball game. Cheshire Cat (1995) Blink 182 Discography -320-

• Release: June 1, 1999
• US Billboard 200 Peak: #9 (re-entered top 20 in 2000)
• RIAA Certification: 5× Platinum (5 million+ units)
• Singles: “What’s My Age Again?” (#2 Modern Rock), “All the Small Things” (#1 Modern Rock, #6 Hot 100), “Adam’s Song” (#2 Modern Rock)

Why the Bitrate Matters

: The highly anticipated return of the "classic" lineup (Hoppus, DeLonge, Barker). Essential Compilations & Live Recordings The Mark, Tom, and Travis Show (2000) Release: June 1, 1999 US Billboard 200 Peak:

• 320 Status: Highly recommended.
• Analysis: The fastest, foulest live album ever made. The 320kbps encoding handles the crowd noise and the speed-of-light guitar transitions without collapsing the soundstage.

For a generation raised on a diet of MTV, skate parks, and teenage angst, Blink-182 was more than just a band—they were the chaotic, hilarious, and surprisingly poignant soundtrack to growing up. Why the Bitrate Matters : The highly anticipated

1. All the Small Things
2. What’s My Age Again?
3. Dammit
4. Feeling This
5. I Miss You
6. The Rock Show
7. First Date
8. Bored to Death
9. One More Time
10. Adam’s Song
11. Josie
12. Carousel
13. Not Now
14. Down (if including Mark Hoppus solo-collabs)
15. Always (live or studio single)
16. Home Is Such a Lonely Place
17. Blame It on My Youth
18. Stay Together for the Kids
19. I Really Wish I Hated You
20. More Than You Know