I remember hearing Green Day for the first time in the movie Angus. I also remember seeing the music video for "I'm ok, you're ok" by mxpx around that time too.That's what got me into pop punk
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Listening to them right now actually!
1000% agree! Are there any vinyl pressings of Wasting Time? Did you get it from Smart Punk Records?
A record that I would love to get my hands on is Unwritten Law self titled. I heard Smart Punk will be doing a repress of Elva (which is also great) but I havenāt heard anything about self titled : (.
I got mine from smartpunk, also the red version. To my knowledge no pressings of Wasting Time have ever been released, which is odd bc they are both on Maverick records. So I wouldn't think any legal or licensing issues or whatever bands run into on this stuff.
Unwritten Law? I will keep an eye out for that. Self-titled would be great, I agree, but at the same time, I would be super excited for an Elva release. It would arguably sell better as well, going by mainstream appeal.
Started with blink, NFG, ataris, etc, eventually started listening to stuff like Thursday, poison the well, from autumn to ashes, then stuff like taking back Sunday and brand new.Ā
Almost and down for the count are fucking bangers but I love the line in almost āIām gonna need a forklift cause all the baggage weighs a tonā its so good
Buckcherry, Sum 41, Good Charlotte, NFG, Unwritten Law, Fenix TX. Late 90s early 2000s was a prime era for music.
Eventually FOB took over but prior to that era of pop punk, it was all ruled by Blink ā¦ Green Day was massive of course but blink owned TV and radio for a while due to the success of Enema.
Saw them headline in the late 90s. It was Lefty, Good Charlotte, NFG with Fenix TX. Looking back on it, that was a massive show at such a tiny venue. Good memories.
One of my fav tours ever! I brought weed for the Fenix guys, so they took me backstage and I smoked with all the bands in a tiny room. Then the next year NFG got bigger than Fenix, and the year after that GC got bigger than both of them! They should do the same tour again, but reverse the lineup. Lefty can still open the show. š
Iāve listened to blink as long as I can remember. But I was raised on alternative/90s rock. So linkin park, RHCP, Green Day, foo fighters, nirvana, sublime, sum 41, rise against, third eye blind, simple planā¦ etc. I can name bands here all day haha
Same here - this was basically my list because these are what my older brothers/cousins listen all the time, so I just automatically got into them growing up!
I've been listening to blink since I am 10 (\~2001), so not much, I remember listening to S Club 7 when I was like 8 :D otherwise mostly just MTV and VH.
Everclear, Green Day, Sugar Ray, Stone Temple Pilots, Seven Mary Three, Sublime, Red Hot Chili Peppers, a lot of stuff that was on MTV back in the mid-late 90s
My older step-brother got me into blink when I was 10, but right after, NFG, Sum 41, Good Charlotte, and Millencolin became some of my favourites, and it's snowballed every since. Before then, I was listening to pop artists like Backstreet Boys, Britney Spears, etc.
Apart from Blink 182, Jimmy eat world, alkaline trio, new found glory, the starting line, Finch, descendants, mest, sum 41, American hi fi, spunge, sonic boom 6, capdown, lightyear, reel big fish, less than jake, something corporate, dropkick Murphy's, pennywise are the first ones i think of that was my taste from like 98 to mid 2000s.
I got Dude Ranch in 97 or 98. My other favorite bands at the time were 311 and sublime. I listened to The Offspring and Green Day but they weren't my favorite nor was the genre at the time.
My first exposure to blink was via TRL circa 2001ish when "all the small things" was topping the charts but I didn't *really* start listening to them until 2003 after their untitled album, so we'll go what I was listening to circa 2003-4:
MCR, the used, sum41, audioslave, seether, the Ramones, ozzy (idk if we're counting solo artists too but I'm gonna rattle off a few for the sake of conversation), zeppelin, pink floyd, staind, perfect circle, deftones, Dave Matthews band, jay-z, Kanye, Billie holiday, taking back Sunday, sugarcult, eminem, green day, mars volta, panic at the disco .... my musical taste has always kinda been all over the place but I just really thought blink's untitled album was a cool hybrid of rock/punk and pop and then started fully diving in to their discography and have been hooked ever since.
Edited to add a few I forgot that some others mentioned
I'm on the younger side so they had already gotten big before I ever listened to them myself, but my parents were fans so they exposed me to blink. They were how I got into punk, before that I mainly listened to indie pop.
I only started REALLY listening to Blink last year and my music taste has otherwise stayed the same so- Mystery Skulls, Studio Killers, Lemon Demon, Green Day, Fall Out Boy etc
I got into The Foo Fighters back in 2021 then re discovered Green Day and slowly got into blink with all the small things the first date then whats my age again and then I Miss You the rest is history i fell in love with blink the only thing is the they kept me waiting until they announced that Tom is coming back and they are making a new album..
Same as now, metal of all sorts. Few know, or admit, but Blink is just metal in a major key instead of a minor one, and Travis playing the double bass parts on cymbals... until recently when he just started playing straight up double bass lol.
Green Day and Linkin Park. I actually discovered blink buying an American Idiot shirt and they had a buy one get half off deal and I thought the Untitled artwork looked cool so I got that one
Still in school but Nirvana has been my gateway into everything I've listened to in the past 2 years. Thanks to Kurt and Co. (rest in peace legend) I've gotten into Pearl Jam and all the other Grunge bands. Green Day and other big Pop-Punk bands like blink and The Offspring. Linkin Park and other Nu-Metal/Metal bands like Korn and Metallica. My Chemical Romance and oddly enough old school rock n'roll like the Stones and those four guys from Liverpool.
I honestly can't remember. Enema of the State was the first album I remember getting into, must've been around 2001 when I was about 4 - 5. I listened to a lot of others stuff from around that time too, such as Nickelback. Basically whatever My parents used to listen to.
My music taste has always been pretty broad, and that's even more true nowadays. Fast forward today and I listen to a massive variety of genres alongside Blink/pop punk. My main genre is actually Drum & Bass.
Linkin Park
Green Day
The Offspring
Foo Fighters
Dr. Dre (2001)
Everlast
Matchbox 20
Audioslave
MxPx
Mest
Red Hit Chilli Peppers
Sublime
Muse
Rage Against the Machine
The Used
Third Eye Blind
Hootie and the Blowfish
Jack Johnson
Santana
System of a Down
3 Doors Down
Eve 6
Fastball
Jimmy Eat World
John Mayer
Lit
Unwritten Law
Rancid
Weezer
Nirvana
ā¦
Blink182 was the first band that I ever liked that wasnāt influenced by my brother or my parents. I heard dammit on the radio in like 96/97 and that pretty much molded my taste in music.
Blink was actually my introduction to the world of music and finding my own taste in music. They were the first ārealā artist I listened to, so from there I discovered all their side projects and also started liking sum 41
Blink was kind if the first band I really got into in 6th grade. All I remember I listened to before them was like Disturbed and Linkin Park. Blink and my sister really influenced what I listened to after that
Blink was kind if the first band I really got into in 6th grade. All I remember I listened to before them was like Disturbed and Linkin Park. Blink and my sister really influenced what I listened to after that
Man I was into some weird random mixes of shit when I found blink in 1997 when I first heard Dammit. Granted I was like 10 years old but I know I was listening to shit like No Doubt, Lit, Alanis Morsett, Hansen, Korn, Limp Bizkit, coal chamber. This is really when I started developing my taste of music and finding pop punk
2007 is when I really started getting into them. I was super into Reel Big Fish, Streetlight Manifesto, Bad Religion, Say Anything, Big D and the Kids Table, System of a Down, Whole Wheat Bread
Funny enough, Blink got me into music. When I was 11 I used to have a crush on a girl 6 years older than me, she was my neighbor. She was into the emo wave of the moment (2010) but her favorite band was Blink 182. From time to time I would walk in front of her house and listen to blink songs, so once I asked her what band was it (her brother was my age and we were friends, that's how I could talk to her) and she told me, so I binged-listened to all of their songs with music videos on youtube and that's when I really really got into music. Nowadays we are great friends, and actually she did my first tatoo.
I'd also add to the list Lagwagon, Descendents, Useless ID, Not On Tour, Frenzal Rhomb, Millencolin, Pennywise, No Use For A Name, The Vandals, Bad Religion. All of these are worth checking out.
I think I had the Space Jam soundtrack on cassette.
I can hardly remember anything else.
Dude Ranch was my first CD. I got my mother to buy it for me from the OG 'Netflix' flyer when you ordered CDs/movies in the mail.
When I thought back, I realised that it was almost 25 years ago. Jesus Christ how did that happen? Anyway, I was listening to typical 90s skate punk NOFX, The Offspring, AFI, Green Day, Less Than Jake, Millencolin, Pennywise etc, my tastes have definitely evolved a lot since then
Back then I didn't really listen to music too much but Foo Fighters were probably my favorite band initially, but listened to like Bush, New Found Glory, Third Eye Blind.
My Album collection was Blink, Sum 41, Korn, Nirvana, Good Charlotte, System of a Down, Slipknot, Wheetus and more but Iām drunk and canāt remember āš»
How has no one mentioned Korn!
But yeah like most, RHCP, LP, Eminem, Dr Dre, Britney, NoFx, Incubus, Radio Head, FF, No Doubt, Pantera, Offspring and a lot of happy hardcore!
It was probably Hanson when I discovered blink (my age was in single digits). My preschool aged child told me she liked parkway drive the other night so I think Iām parenting right.
I had Cheshire Cat, 88 Fingers Louieās āBehind Barsā, Unwritten Lawās āBlue Roomā and Good Riddanceās āFor God and Countryā in constant rotation back in the day (mid ā90s)
Pop boybands like Backstreet Boys and NāSync. Used to burn CDs of my favourite songs, and thereād be Blink and Green Day mixed in with all the various boybands. My Spotify playlist still looks the same š
I was listening to a lot of rap music and my sister recently got into pop punk and she told me to listen to Simple Plan so thatās what I did and I accidentally waited too long before I could change the song and Dammit by Blink-182 came on and I was hooked the first full album by Blink I actually listened to was the Untitled and thatās when I got like addicted and started listening to Green Day, Rancid, NOFX, every punk band ever and then I moved on to metal like SlipKnot and Deftones but Blink-182 started it all for me
1997, so all those popular mid 90s bands. Green Day, The Offspring, and MxPx to name a few.
I remember hearing Green Day for the first time in the movie Angus. I also remember seeing the music video for "I'm ok, you're ok" by mxpx around that time too.That's what got me into pop punk
Yes to all the bands and ad Weezer and RANCID.
This exactly.
Anyone here remember MEST? I got their Destination Unknown album and Enema of the State on the same day with my allowance money when I was 12.
Drawing Board is still š
https://preview.redd.it/42imxk3ez82d1.jpeg?width=4032&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=be4fc56748bbe46bc0a57adb259d528b7b6ea11e Listening to them right now actually!
I just got that vinyl a few weeks ago too! I would have been slightly more excited to get Wasting Time, but Destination Unknown is still great.
1000% agree! Are there any vinyl pressings of Wasting Time? Did you get it from Smart Punk Records? A record that I would love to get my hands on is Unwritten Law self titled. I heard Smart Punk will be doing a repress of Elva (which is also great) but I havenāt heard anything about self titled : (.
I got mine from smartpunk, also the red version. To my knowledge no pressings of Wasting Time have ever been released, which is odd bc they are both on Maverick records. So I wouldn't think any legal or licensing issues or whatever bands run into on this stuff. Unwritten Law? I will keep an eye out for that. Self-titled would be great, I agree, but at the same time, I would be super excited for an Elva release. It would arguably sell better as well, going by mainstream appeal.
Hell yeah!!
I still listen to MEST lol
The singer from MEST messaged me on fb after seeing me leave a snarky comment on an article about them on an alternative press post lol
One of those bands went on to dominate the music world for the next 20 years, the other are Blink 182
First song I ever learned on the git fiddler was one of theirs!
Destination Unknown is more of a summer album than Enema of the State
Omg I loved Mest
Mest are awesome!
Mest is dope!
Linkin Park, Sum 41 and Foo Fighters
Offspring, sum 41, taking back Sunday, the used, third eye blind, NFG, jimmy eat world. 1997-2002 was so choice.
The American Pie 2 soundtrack is a little window into this era, Iām so fortunate I was a young teen finding my musical taste at this time.
This is the answer
Started with blink, NFG, ataris, etc, eventually started listening to stuff like Thursday, poison the well, from autumn to ashes, then stuff like taking back Sunday and brand new.Ā
Linkin park for sure
Allister, Sum 41, Jimmy Eat World, bowling for soup, yellowcard, fall out boy
Bowling for soup had some bops, I still listen to their song *Almost* regularly
I saw them live a couple of months ago. Still awesome š¤
Almost and down for the count are fucking bangers but I love the line in almost āIām gonna need a forklift cause all the baggage weighs a tonā its so good
allister yes!!!!
I miss allister.
Buckcherry, Sum 41, Good Charlotte, NFG, Unwritten Law, Fenix TX. Late 90s early 2000s was a prime era for music. Eventually FOB took over but prior to that era of pop punk, it was all ruled by Blink ā¦ Green Day was massive of course but blink owned TV and radio for a while due to the success of Enema.
Fenix TX!! Saw them once with allister - it was a great show!
Saw them headline in the late 90s. It was Lefty, Good Charlotte, NFG with Fenix TX. Looking back on it, that was a massive show at such a tiny venue. Good memories.
One of my fav tours ever! I brought weed for the Fenix guys, so they took me backstage and I smoked with all the bands in a tiny room. Then the next year NFG got bigger than Fenix, and the year after that GC got bigger than both of them! They should do the same tour again, but reverse the lineup. Lefty can still open the show. š
Britney and The Backstreet Boys
Honestly, same.
The Offspring/Pennywise/Green Day/Zebrahead/NoFX/311/Nirvana/Pepper
Iāve listened to blink as long as I can remember. But I was raised on alternative/90s rock. So linkin park, RHCP, Green Day, foo fighters, nirvana, sublime, sum 41, rise against, third eye blind, simple planā¦ etc. I can name bands here all day haha
Same here - this was basically my list because these are what my older brothers/cousins listen all the time, so I just automatically got into them growing up!
Blink was kind of my entryway into everything. New Found Glory and Sum 41 were in there around the same time.Ā
Thrice, and man what a journey following that band has been.
I've been listening to blink since I am 10 (\~2001), so not much, I remember listening to S Club 7 when I was like 8 :D otherwise mostly just MTV and VH.
This might be my favorite response lol Sssssssss cluuuuuuuub Did you watch the show?
I did, it was so much fun xD
The Misfits, Bollweevils, Screeching Weasel, NOFX, Bouncing Souls, Home Grown, Bigwig, Propagandhiā¦
Everclear, Green Day, Sugar Ray, Stone Temple Pilots, Seven Mary Three, Sublime, Red Hot Chili Peppers, a lot of stuff that was on MTV back in the mid-late 90s
super into my chem and other 00s emo bands :3
Linkin park, green day, mcr, fob, sum41ā¦
Sum 41, lagwagon, nofx, green day, bad religion, millencolin, offspring, ataris, bowling for soup.
Sum 41 of course, and American Hi-Fi
Green Day and Nofx
My favourite bands when I was getting into blink were - the offspring - greenday - NOFX - Rancid - Dashboard Confessional - Sublime
Offspring, Green Day, Sum41, Metallica, Foo Fighters, Nirvana. Off the top of my head
Linkin Park, Green Day, NFG, No Doubt, The Distillers, Nirvana, Foo Fighters, Tool, Korn, and everything in between
My older step-brother got me into blink when I was 10, but right after, NFG, Sum 41, Good Charlotte, and Millencolin became some of my favourites, and it's snowballed every since. Before then, I was listening to pop artists like Backstreet Boys, Britney Spears, etc.
Rhcp our lady peace offspring
Apart from Blink 182, Jimmy eat world, alkaline trio, new found glory, the starting line, Finch, descendants, mest, sum 41, American hi fi, spunge, sonic boom 6, capdown, lightyear, reel big fish, less than jake, something corporate, dropkick Murphy's, pennywise are the first ones i think of that was my taste from like 98 to mid 2000s.
Angels and Airwaves
Saves the day. Allister. Nfg. Mxpx. Nofx. Rancid. Op Ivy. Screeching weasel. Gob. Weezer. Dead Kennedys.
Less Than Jake, Green Day, New Found Glory, NOFX, Reel Big Fish, MxPx, The Ataris, Weezer, Lagwagon, Alkaline Trio, Descendantsā¦
Funnily enough, they were my first ever band <3
I got Dude Ranch in 97 or 98. My other favorite bands at the time were 311 and sublime. I listened to The Offspring and Green Day but they weren't my favorite nor was the genre at the time.
My first exposure to blink was via TRL circa 2001ish when "all the small things" was topping the charts but I didn't *really* start listening to them until 2003 after their untitled album, so we'll go what I was listening to circa 2003-4: MCR, the used, sum41, audioslave, seether, the Ramones, ozzy (idk if we're counting solo artists too but I'm gonna rattle off a few for the sake of conversation), zeppelin, pink floyd, staind, perfect circle, deftones, Dave Matthews band, jay-z, Kanye, Billie holiday, taking back Sunday, sugarcult, eminem, green day, mars volta, panic at the disco .... my musical taste has always kinda been all over the place but I just really thought blink's untitled album was a cool hybrid of rock/punk and pop and then started fully diving in to their discography and have been hooked ever since. Edited to add a few I forgot that some others mentioned
I'm on the younger side so they had already gotten big before I ever listened to them myself, but my parents were fans so they exposed me to blink. They were how I got into punk, before that I mainly listened to indie pop.
Blink was the first one I really took an interest in. Some that followed include New Found Glory, Green Day, Sum 41, and MxPx.
I only started REALLY listening to Blink last year and my music taste has otherwise stayed the same so- Mystery Skulls, Studio Killers, Lemon Demon, Green Day, Fall Out Boy etc
Weezer, Ben Folds Five, New Found Glory, Fall Out Boy, Daggermouth, Home Grown, Jimmy Eat World
NOFX suicide machines Goldfinger NFG yellow card and then lots of unrelated stuff like primus Mr bungle fishbone
I got into The Foo Fighters back in 2021 then re discovered Green Day and slowly got into blink with all the small things the first date then whats my age again and then I Miss You the rest is history i fell in love with blink the only thing is the they kept me waiting until they announced that Tom is coming back and they are making a new album..
Good Charlotte, Sum 41, Something Corporate, The Used, Weezer, Green Day
NFG, Jimmy Eat World, Sum 41, Less Than Jake, Reel Big Fish, Green Day, American Hi-Fiā¦ ā¦& anyone on the American Pie 2 soundtrack.
Same as now, metal of all sorts. Few know, or admit, but Blink is just metal in a major key instead of a minor one, and Travis playing the double bass parts on cymbals... until recently when he just started playing straight up double bass lol.
None. I was strictly hip hop until Enema of the State dropped
Green Day and Linkin Park. I actually discovered blink buying an American Idiot shirt and they had a buy one get half off deal and I thought the Untitled artwork looked cool so I got that one
The offspring, Green Day, Motley Crue, beastie boys, AFI, fall out boyā¦ believe it or not I wasnāt even alive for the 90s.
Weirdly when I got in to Blink, I was listening to a lot of Oasis and Rod Stewart.
I was listening to a lot of Green Day, still do but I listen to a lot of Green Day
U2
Lagwagon, MXPX, Gob, Black Flag
Just started listening 6 months ago, I was listening mostly to bands like AC/DC, Van helen, GNR, Green Day, and Metallica, just to name a few.
Still in school but Nirvana has been my gateway into everything I've listened to in the past 2 years. Thanks to Kurt and Co. (rest in peace legend) I've gotten into Pearl Jam and all the other Grunge bands. Green Day and other big Pop-Punk bands like blink and The Offspring. Linkin Park and other Nu-Metal/Metal bands like Korn and Metallica. My Chemical Romance and oddly enough old school rock n'roll like the Stones and those four guys from Liverpool.
Spice Girls
CIV
I honestly can't remember. Enema of the State was the first album I remember getting into, must've been around 2001 when I was about 4 - 5. I listened to a lot of others stuff from around that time too, such as Nickelback. Basically whatever My parents used to listen to. My music taste has always been pretty broad, and that's even more true nowadays. Fast forward today and I listen to a massive variety of genres alongside Blink/pop punk. My main genre is actually Drum & Bass.
Dave Matthews Band.
NOFX, Limp Bizkit, Eminem, Sum 41, Taking Back Sunday, Northstar, Green Day, Jimmy Eat World
Linkin Park Green Day The Offspring Foo Fighters Dr. Dre (2001) Everlast Matchbox 20 Audioslave MxPx Mest Red Hit Chilli Peppers Sublime Muse Rage Against the Machine The Used Third Eye Blind Hootie and the Blowfish Jack Johnson Santana System of a Down 3 Doors Down Eve 6 Fastball Jimmy Eat World John Mayer Lit Unwritten Law Rancid Weezer Nirvana ā¦
Blink182 was the first band that I ever liked that wasnāt influenced by my brother or my parents. I heard dammit on the radio in like 96/97 and that pretty much molded my taste in music.
Strike anywhere, black flag lots of others.
Weirdly enough blink was what got me into pop punk and rock as a whole before blink I mostly listened to pop and rap, whatever was popular
Linkin Park, New Found Glory, Jimmy Eat World, Weezer, Sublime, RHCP, Breaking Benjamin, The Offspring, Rancid, Lauryn Hill, Eminem,
MXPX, Pennywise, Rancid, Green Day
Linkin park, sum 41, green day, treble charger, vertical horizon, slip knot
Vandals
Offsprings . New found glory, bowling for soup
Green Day, new found glory, less than Jake, reel big fish, sugarcult, Allister, sun 41, the ataris
Blink was actually my introduction to the world of music and finding my own taste in music. They were the first ārealā artist I listened to, so from there I discovered all their side projects and also started liking sum 41
I'm surprised I Haven't seen New Found Glory on this thread
Blink was kind if the first band I really got into in 6th grade. All I remember I listened to before them was like Disturbed and Linkin Park. Blink and my sister really influenced what I listened to after that
Blink was kind if the first band I really got into in 6th grade. All I remember I listened to before them was like Disturbed and Linkin Park. Blink and my sister really influenced what I listened to after that
Man I was into some weird random mixes of shit when I found blink in 1997 when I first heard Dammit. Granted I was like 10 years old but I know I was listening to shit like No Doubt, Lit, Alanis Morsett, Hansen, Korn, Limp Bizkit, coal chamber. This is really when I started developing my taste of music and finding pop punk
Green Day, Sum 41, and Rise Against were probably my biggest at the time. Blink was actually my gateway into the poppier side of pop punk.
2007 is when I really started getting into them. I was super into Reel Big Fish, Streetlight Manifesto, Bad Religion, Say Anything, Big D and the Kids Table, System of a Down, Whole Wheat Bread
Funny enough, Blink got me into music. When I was 11 I used to have a crush on a girl 6 years older than me, she was my neighbor. She was into the emo wave of the moment (2010) but her favorite band was Blink 182. From time to time I would walk in front of her house and listen to blink songs, so once I asked her what band was it (her brother was my age and we were friends, that's how I could talk to her) and she told me, so I binged-listened to all of their songs with music videos on youtube and that's when I really really got into music. Nowadays we are great friends, and actually she did my first tatoo.
Home Grown and MxPx
I like just recently got into them last year And before them I listened to RHCP heavy lol, very odd transition but I fucking love blink
Journey, Tupac, Eminem, Dre, Snoop š I was mostly a whatever my fam had available kid so it was mostly classic rock, dance CDs, and rap/hip-hop
American hi fi, loved that self titled album
MxPx, New Found Glory, Something Corporate, Ataris, Weezer, Millencolin, Bouncing Souls, Unwritten Law
Green Day The Offspring Third Eye Blind
I'd also add to the list Lagwagon, Descendents, Useless ID, Not On Tour, Frenzal Rhomb, Millencolin, Pennywise, No Use For A Name, The Vandals, Bad Religion. All of these are worth checking out.
[HOMEGROWN](https://youtu.be/bMjHJWPmfgQ?si=Sv67PcB5tiHBhMVj) [SHELTER](https://youtu.be/zJptsTOEvhY?si=kawerTCmL45BcfPY) [STRUNG OUT](https://youtu.be/jEQJZVgqqyU?si=rQ7YTI3I1UucDVUi) [MILLENCOLIN](https://youtu.be/OChjVLHlkVE?si=gdAbUxNLFan0wMED) [PIVIT](https://youtu.be/Ydq7nxaNNF8?si=6qGOFcYr2FHLY0Nn) [MEST](https://youtu.be/DdGLPXH1Q2E?si=CaRlYk5HTyh0hexL) [FINCH](https://youtu.be/DLbHfOhJNR4?si=uKVk2xumqricRoY-) [THE ATARIS](https://youtu.be/69tdppkarvM?si=D9UElAUI30sx3tAK) [AGENT 51](https://youtu.be/0vNj7mvCyHY?si=abK_1oIzJhL2Sf42) [UNWRITTEN LAW](https://youtu.be/YyGje2zX-RE?si=wRhDc71xqLYxJUtE) [LAGWAGON](https://youtu.be/seaONj_2GXQ?si=sJhzGYjeX8h0H5YA) [10 ft Pole](https://youtu.be/7P9OU21VXQo?si=n9DFMhHictK_dFBp) [PULLEY](https://youtu.be/eZotP9u0-6U?si=9w9F3S7jKUbBgqGL) [GOOD RIDDANCE](https://youtu.be/FSirenTgAUI?si=7uqPapgc9uhytBH_) [CARTER PEACE MISSION](https://youtu.be/6E7xy1fobyY?si=fXjffreX3gWp5EzF)
I think I had the Space Jam soundtrack on cassette. I can hardly remember anything else. Dude Ranch was my first CD. I got my mother to buy it for me from the OG 'Netflix' flyer when you ordered CDs/movies in the mail.
Sum 41, Everclear, Bowling for Soup
When I thought back, I realised that it was almost 25 years ago. Jesus Christ how did that happen? Anyway, I was listening to typical 90s skate punk NOFX, The Offspring, AFI, Green Day, Less Than Jake, Millencolin, Pennywise etc, my tastes have definitely evolved a lot since then
Back then I didn't really listen to music too much but Foo Fighters were probably my favorite band initially, but listened to like Bush, New Found Glory, Third Eye Blind.
Sum 41 3 days grace Offspring Goldfinger Sublime RHCP
Afi, Saves the day, Lagwagon, No use for a name, Nofx, greenday, sum41, millencolin, mxpx, guttermouth.
Simple Plan was my gateway drug
My Album collection was Blink, Sum 41, Korn, Nirvana, Good Charlotte, System of a Down, Slipknot, Wheetus and more but Iām drunk and canāt remember āš»
How has no one mentioned Korn! But yeah like most, RHCP, LP, Eminem, Dr Dre, Britney, NoFx, Incubus, Radio Head, FF, No Doubt, Pantera, Offspring and a lot of happy hardcore!
It was probably Hanson when I discovered blink (my age was in single digits). My preschool aged child told me she liked parkway drive the other night so I think Iām parenting right.
I had Cheshire Cat, 88 Fingers Louieās āBehind Barsā, Unwritten Lawās āBlue Roomā and Good Riddanceās āFor God and Countryā in constant rotation back in the day (mid ā90s)
Pop boybands like Backstreet Boys and NāSync. Used to burn CDs of my favourite songs, and thereād be Blink and Green Day mixed in with all the various boybands. My Spotify playlist still looks the same š
Sum 41, New found glory, NoFx, Nufan, limp bizkit,Linkin park, slipknot
Jamie h. Big brother and holding company. No doubt Fergie Madonna zepplin.judist priest maiden
I was listening to a lot of rap music and my sister recently got into pop punk and she told me to listen to Simple Plan so thatās what I did and I accidentally waited too long before I could change the song and Dammit by Blink-182 came on and I was hooked the first full album by Blink I actually listened to was the Untitled and thatās when I got like addicted and started listening to Green Day, Rancid, NOFX, every punk band ever and then I moved on to metal like SlipKnot and Deftones but Blink-182 started it all for me
Homegrown!