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Musically, this album is not horrid, but it's still just more of the same Blink formula. It's all just too blatant and forced to be enjoyed. I mean c'mon, he rhymed me with me, but unfortunately it's songs of that calibre that save the album from being utter crap.īlink is simply riding on the coattails of the emo fad, and riding it straight through the doors of MTV offices. "Pick me up now I need you so bad (Mark proceeds to say ‘down' 40 times, I counted)/it makes me so/your vows of silence fall all over/the look in your eyes makes me crazy/I feel the darkness break upon her".įaster songs like Stockholm Syndrome make for a better listen, but you just can't overlook lyrics like "I wish I could explain myself/my words escape me/it's too late to save me/you're too late". The astoundingly lame lyrics come out in full force in the song ‘Down'. Some argue that this was done after they went mainstream, but at least with Enema of the State, and Take off Your Pants and Jacket (get it?), it was new and unexplored for the masses who had not heard such a band, and surely not one that is as popular as Blink is but this? This is just simple, uninspired, whiny, and frankly pathetic. The new album from the kings of TRL pop punk really exposes how shallow the band is. The mental image I get is a grown man yelling at his mother and running up to his room in tears. Case in point: Mark sings about fights he had with his mom, please, how ridiculous is it to have a thirty year old man singing about conflicts he had with his mom when he was twelve. Well Blink 182, let me tell you something, I'm not that same 13 year old boy anymore, and surely to god you can evolve a bit! Oh, don't tell me that by making the guitar riffs a bit sadder and the lyrics a bit more personal that you can win me over, because you can't. My, we said, they're singing about what we're going through! The age difference of a good 10-15 years, of course, did not come into question. Ah, yes, you kids remember them, the band that everyone loved, three crazy kids running around in the buff, terrorizing the town, and singing about girls and love.

Oh, STOP CRYING! It's nothing like that it's a story about a boy, a boy who in grade eight liked a band called Blink 182. Gather round, because Uncle Patrick has another story to tell.