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The Ongoing History of New Music, Episode 775: The Rise and Fall and Rise of blink-182, Part 3

If I named these shows like episodes of Friends, this edition of The Ongoing History of New Music would be called “The One Where Tom DeLonge Finally Quits the Band and Travis Nearly Dies in a Plane Crash.” In other words, there is lots and lots of drama coming up.


Songs heard in this episode:

blink-182, Rabbit Hole

+44, When Your Heart Stops Beating

Angels & Airwaves, The Adventure

TRV$-DJAM – Killing in the Name

blink-182, Up All Night

blink-182, After Midnight

blink-182, When I Was Young

Tom DeLonge, New World

Tom DeLonge, Chasing Shadows

blink-182, No Future

Thanks to Eric Wilhite for putting together this Spotify playlist based in this week’s show.

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Alan Cross

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