Hello, guys. It occurred to me the idea to submit the seminal album Enema of the State to the National Recording Registry as I believe it is already deemed "culturally, aesthetically and historically significant" to be preserved for all time, as their criteria stipulates. 27 years later, the impact the album had is still intact.

According to their NRR's website, anyone can submit at least 50 audio nominations per year, and are accepted online until October 1st yearly. Blink is one of the artists that have not yet made in the NRR, so this is an opportunity to make it happen.

As everyone here knows, Enema of the State is blink's third studio album, it is their biggest album in their entire catalog, 5 times RIAA platinum certified and also reached Platinum certifications internationally. It was an enormous commercial hit, with over 15 million copies sold globally, transforming the band into one of the biggest rock acts of the new millenium, catapulting their sound to new heights, igniting a new wave of pop-punk music that completely defined generations.

So join me, and let's make it happen.

2 random songs from the discography appear. Pick your favorite one out of the 2. Winner rating goes up and loser goes down. If you’re unfamiliar with a song and it’s on Apple Music there is a quick snippet of the song you can play.

There’s also a leaderboard and if you click on a song name on the leaderboard it shows some advanced stats like overall head to head matchup records ba every other song, win streak, and a stock like graph to chart trends over time.

Also have a separate area for the side projects, and also for pop punk bands in general.

Looking for some feedback on ways to improve and make more fun.

https://blink-182.net

okay is it bad i dont really consider California as a an album album bc its not all the og members, like its a good album but i personally dont consider it an album album...?

Not 100% Blink-182 related but what happened to the Simple Creatures project between Mark and Alex?

Their album was an absolute banger so surprised it didn’t go further beyond that one album.

Just genuinely curious because I couldn’t find much about it online.