#345

Let’s agree to disagree.

#346

Anyway it’s never my intention to offend, so sorry if I did.

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#347

No offence, but I absolutely had great taste in music and have done all my life.

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#348

Let chadders be the judge of that.

#349

No offence but no.

#350

Loved what i loved and still do, pretty decent returns, pal.

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#351

Me too! :grinning:

#352

5/5. Lots of nostalgia attached to that though. Not listened to anything past the self titled, but big fan of Hoppus though.

Best songs that aren’t Dammit:

Wendy Clear
Going Away to College
Peggy Sue
Man Overboard
Apple Shampoo
Untitled
A New Hope
M&Ms
Feeling This

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#353

Enjoy the Lockup Stage at Reading Festival!

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#354

Forgot one, Zulu is their best track probably.

That didn’t work. Balls.

#355

Think we can all agree that I like the best music

#356

Come on now, let’s all just agree that no Blink song was as good as Lit’s My Own Worst Enemy and move on.

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#357

sometimes. PUP and Press Club are playing this year. not much else though.

#358

Come on now, let’s all just agree that no Blink song was as good as Harvey Danger’s Flagpole Sitta and move on.

#359

FTFY

#360

To be clear, it was a comment that was meant to mean ‘I used to love them’. It wasn’t meant to be horrible. I wouldn’t be mean about Alk3

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#361

Green Day > Blink 182 > The Offspring

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#362

Must admit this thread has been eye-opening, I’d picked up before that a fair few dissers were the right age for pop punk stuff to be important formative music but hadn’t quite realised how much love there was for it. I think I just totally dismissed it at the time and maybe thought it was more of a U.S. thing so it’s nice to read an outpouring of passion whether that’s based on nostalgia or ongoing.

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#363

I still can’t fathom those little arrows.

#364

You bloody better well not! :kissing_heart: