Well, this might make you feel older. The year is 1999. Woodstock that year was a fire-wrecked mud-filled disaster. Pokemon turned over recess every where, and three dudes from southern California called Blink-182 hit it big with their irreverent mix of punk and alternative with their breakthrough album ‘Enema of the State’/ And fans who grew up with the power trio of pop punk have feelings about this albums as it turns 20 years old this week.
Blink-182 fans share what Enema of the State means to them on its 20th anniversary
Not enough Blink for ya? Here is AR-TV’s look at the Top 10 Blink-182 songs.
