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    The Positive Effect of Tom Delonge’s Departure from Blink-182 Contrary to popular belief; Tom Delonge’s separation from Blink-182 held a productive result in regards to their music. From alternative to aliens, Delonge has slowly dragged down the band he spent years to create. Whether it be because of mental health issues, or simply growing up, Blink-182 has changed. By taking a gander at the shift in attitude from the band’s early years to their most recent year, it is evident that Delonge’s departure

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    Some good character traits are being smart and talented. The reason for this is you have to be smart with the music and words you use in the music. Also you have to have talent to be able to perform. I believe Blink-182 has these character traits. Have the talents and the smarts. They have written the most amazing music and have changed music history. They have put real problems into song. They put the problems in a teen life in music. This band started with three guys who went through a lot. Mark

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    Blink 182 has released six albums over their nearly 25-year music career. The pop-punk band, made up of bassist/vocalist Mark Hoppus, drummer Travis Barker and former guitarist/vocalist Tom DeLonge, hit it big in 1999 with their third album, Enema of the State, anchored by massive hits “What’s My Age Again” and “All the Small Things.” While these songs, along with fan favorites such as “Dammit” and “Man Overboard” have been huge singles for the band, they have also released many other singles that

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    No Punk Band Of The 1990

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    punk band of the 1990’s has been more influential than Blink-182,” (Caramanica) That sentiment rings true to this day. Blink-182 is one of the most iconic punk rock bands of all time and has shaped the punk scene and many artists in it. Strong contenders in punk rock like Green Day, Sum 41, and The Ramones certainly established the genre and helped create an identity for it; so what makes Blink-182 so special? Unlike the previous, Blink-182 is, in essence, what most suburban American teenagers are;

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    Blink 182 Research Paper

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    My favorite band is, of course, blink 182. Blink 182 is a band from southern California with, Travis Barker on drums, Mark Hoppus on bass and Matt Skiba on guitar. I started listening to them after my ex broke up with me. Mostly to get my mind off of everything, then I started to listen to their lyrics and started to understand their music. They also inspired me to start playing music again. The only difference is I play bass instead of drums. My favorite song from them is called 6-8. It’s from their

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    Los Angeles-based Rockabye Baby! are adding California pop-punkers Blink-182 to their collection of kid friendly releases. The label specializes in taking songs from adults’ favorite bands and artists and turning them into instrumental lullabies. The product’s description is seeping with references to the band’s past work: “Do noisy babies have you saying I miss you sleep? Rockabye Baby’s quiet versions of blink 182’s pop-punk favorites will turn the lights off and help keep ‘em off all night long

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    Disconnection Essay

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    and safety and it is somewhere that no one can bother them for the time being. I myself find comfort just lying in my bed staring at the ceiling and drifting off in thought. For artists though, they are able to find this comforting place in music. Blink 182, Linkin Park, and NAS are some of the famous artists that are able to disconnect from the world through their songs. They are able to get all of there thoughts out through music and the world has a chance to hear them.      In

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    Short Story

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    This is the worst. I shouldn’t of invited Maleeka over, or this wouldn’t of happened, I think as I rushed down the stairs just to hear Juju, my older sister, yelling at me about lackin’ off, “ What do I pay you for?” she yells over the whole room, I’m pretty sure everyone can hear her, even over this racket of the music. I look down guiltily at the floor, waiting for the punishment to come, “ I pay you to work. Not to goof around and sleep!” And there it is, what I was waiting in shame for, she slapped

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    In a Blink of an Eye It was early afternoon, I was on my way home from work. I hate my job and life. I tend to sulk and complain too much. I wonder what they’re listening to… It’s been a long day I kind of want to be home now, though I have something or someone to look forward to… I haven’t been feeling myself lately. Especially after that call from my sister with the news. My tea warms up too quickly thanks to this weather. It feels like tundra out there. I’ve been feeling

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    10 Songs 1. "Let Me Love You" DJ Snake, Justin Bieber The song "Let Me Love You", by DJ Snake and Justin Bieber is relatable to both Gatsby and Joy. Gatsby loved Daisy and would do anything for Daisy to love him. All he wants is for Daisy to love him and let him love her. Joy also relates to this song. She loves her child Wes, and only wants the best for him. She sends Wes to military school and Wes does not like her for it. Although Wes is upset with his mother, all she wants if for him to let her

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