Stopnsink23

 That man created the pop punk sound of the 2000s.

 An album I would sleep with if it were a person.

Blink-182's Enema of the State is hailed as a pop punk staple loved by Generation X and beyond. The album's success owes much to producer Jerry Finn's genius, boosting its iconic four-chord anthems. Standout singles like 'What's My Age Again?' and 'All the Small Things' are unforgettable, with impactful videos and themes. The album balances light-hearted fun with deeper emotional moments, making it a timeless recommendation. Listen to Blink-182's Enema of the State and experience the definitive pop punk album of the 2000s!

 This album is static. Too much so. Always the same damn riffs of that wannabe guitarist.

 DO NOT DARE TO EVER CALL ANY OF THIS 'INDUSTRIAL' AGAIN.

The reviewer reflects on Marilyn Manson's earlier industrial masterpieces, contrasting them with the 2015 album The Pale Emperor. Despite some raw and radio-friendly moments, the album feels forced, repetitive, and disconnected from Manson's classic sound. The reviewer expresses disappointment over the stylistic shift and the album's lack of depth. Explore Marilyn Manson's evolving sound and decide if The Pale Emperor lives up to his industrial legacy.