Episode #5: Forgotten Albums, Neighborhoods

After a two-month delay, Dov finally returns to prove he's a fraud by discussing Blink-182's "Neighborhoods," an album released 11 years after the 90s came to a close. In the episode, he recounts the timeline of Blink-182 abandoning their immature persona in favor of a more "serious" sound. This ultimately leads to an in-depth (that's a kind way of saying really really really really long) analysis of the band's first post hiatus album, the previously mentioned, "Neighborhoods." Following the monologue, Dov is joined by friend and bandmate, Russell, who is an actual pop-punk fan to learn Dov about the history of pop-punk, why Tom is the best member of the band, and why Dov is very silly for liking Blink's 2016 album, California.

 

Time stamps:

Introduction: (00:00)

Blink-182 Late 90s/Early 2000s History: (04:07)

Hiatus: (26:05)

Reunion: (29:06)

Neighborhoods Track by Track Analysis: (31:38)

Neighborhoods Wrap-Up: (44:22)

Interview: (53:26)

Outro: (1:49:52)