All 9 Blink-182 Albums, Ranked By Fans

Coley Reed
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When diving into the world of pop-punk, the energetic and rebellious spirit of Blink-182 stands as a cornerstone. Welcoming fans new and old, here is a ranked list of the best Blink-182 albums. Consideration is given to factors like critical acclaim, fan favorites, and the cultural impact each album has had. Created to celebrate the band's diverse musical journey, this crowd-ranked list allows fans to have a say in defining the hierarchy of Blink-182’s discography. The aim is to highlight not just the band’s greatest albums but to capture the evolution of their sound and the moments that shaped their career.

From the rebellious energy of Dude Ranch to the mature reflections found in blink-182, the band's catalog offers a rich variety of styles and themes. Enema of the State, with its infectious anthems like “All the Small Things” and “What’s My Age Again?”, rocketed the band into mainstream success in 1999. It’s a contrast to Take Off Your Pants and Jacket, which mixes humor and teenage angst, delivering hits like “The Rock Show” and “First Date.” Fast forward to the introspective tones of Nine, which explores darker themes with tracks like "Darkside" and "Black Rain,” showcasing their willingness to tackle deeper issues. Their latest work, One More Time..., signifies a notable return with hits like “Edging” that reflect on their history and personal growth.

Blink-182’s discography captures the remarkable transformation of the band while keeping their signature sound alive. This list aims to spotlight the best of Blink-182’s albums, offering fans a comprehensive look at their finest works. Your votes will shape this dynamic ranking, so make sure to participate and ensure your favorite albums get the recognition they deserve. Vote now and contribute to this evolving fan-sourced list of Blink-182’s top albums!

By engaging with this ranking, fans help paint a vivid picture of Blink-182's legacy, showcasing not only their hits but also the deep cuts that define their career. So, dive in, enjoy the music, and vote for the albums that resonate with you the most.

Latest additions: One More Time...
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  • Enema of the State
    • Photo:
      • MCA
    1
    276 votes

    Enema of the State

    Released in 1999 by Blink-182, the third studio album swiftly gained popularity, causing resonance in the pop-punk music scene. Featuring catchy tunes and adolescent-themed lyrics, the band's distinct sound was well-received, with its album peaking at number 9 on the US Billboard 200. Releasing successful singles, such as "All the Small Things" and "What's My Age?", the album earned multiple platinum statuses in the US and abroad. Critics' reception varied, alternating between admiration for the music's infectious nature and disdain for its bathroom humor. However, despite some criticisms, it's still regarded as one of pop-punk's defining works.

    Tracklist:

    1. Dumpweed
    2. Don't Leave Me
    3. Aliens Exist
    4. Going Away to College
    5. What's My Age Again?
    6. Dysentery Gary
    7. Adam's Song
    8. All the Small Things
    9. The Party Song
    10. Mutt
    11. Wendy Clear
    12. Anthem

  • Take Off Your Pants and Jacket
    • Photo:
      • MCA
    2
    249 votes

    Take Off Your Pants and Jacket

    Launched in 2001, Blink-182's fourth studio album quickly ascended to the top of the US Billboard 200, becoming the first punk rock record to debut at number one. Receiving a double platinum certification by May 2002, it spawned hit singles like "The Rock Show," "Stay Together for the Kids," “First Date.” Garnering both praise and critique, the album was noted for its blend of teenage angst and humor, while maintaining a heavier post-hardcore influence. It won at the Billboard Music Awards and earned several nominations. Critics acknowledged its catchy appeal, despite some dismissing it as overly commercial.

    Tracklist:

    1. Anthem Part Two
    2. Online Songs
    3. First Date
    4. Happy Holidays, You B*stard
    5. Story of a Lonely Guy
    6. The Rock Show
    7. Stay Together for the Kids
    8. Roller Coaster
    9. Reckless Abandon
    10. Everytime I Look for You
    11. Give Me One Good Reason
    12. Shut Up
    13. Please Take Me Home

  • One More Time...
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    39 votes
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    One More Time...

    Released on October 20, 2023, Blink-182’s ninth studio album shines as a strong return after a seven-month recording period, featuring the reunion of guitarist Tom DeLonge. Garnering their third number-one spot on the Billboard 200 and topping charts in over a dozen countries, the album's acclaim includes hit singles like "Edging" and "One More Time." Critics praised its reflection on the band's history and personal struggles, though some noted a lack of variety. Lyrically mature while maintaining their trademark humor, it clinched top spots on Alternative Airplay and achieved headlining festival appearances, making it a pivotal moment for the band.

    Tracklist:

    1. Anthem Part 3
    2. Dance With Me
    3. Fell in Love
    4. Terrified
    5. One More Time
    6. More Than You Know
    7. Turn This Off
    8. When We Were Young
    9. Edging
    10. You Don't Know What You've Got
    11. Blink Wave
    12. Bad News
    13. Hurt (Interlude)
    14. Turpentine
    15. F*ck Face
    16. Other Side
    17. Childhood

    Release Date: 2023

  • blink-182
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      • Geffen
    3
    278 votes

    blink-182

    Launched in November 2003, Blink-182's fifth studio album marked a departure with darker themes and mature content. Recorded over nearly a year with producer Jerry Finn, it debuted at number three on the US Billboard 200. The album earned critical acclaim multiple award nominations, including a nod for Best Rock Album at the MTV Europe Music Awards. Featuring popular tracks like "Feeling This" and "I Miss You," the record's cohesive flow and lyrical continuity set it apart from previous works. Its themes were influenced by side projects and the geopolitical climate of the early 2000s.

    Tracklist:

    1. Feeling This
    2. Obvious
    3. I Miss You
    4. Violence
    5. Stockholm Syndrome
    6. Down
    7. The Fallen Interlude
    8. Go
    9. Asthenia
    10. Always
    11. Easy Target
    12. All of This
    13. Here's Your Letter
    14. I'm Lost Without You

  • Dude Ranch
    • Photo:
      • Cargo, MCA
    4
    204 votes

    Dude Ranch

    Released in 1997, showcasing Blink-182's signature punk rock energy, the second studio album quickly climbed the charts, peaking at number 67 on the Billboard 200. It features hits like "Dammit" and "Josie," which became fan favorites and radio staples. The band received a nomination for Best New Artist at the 1998 MTV Video Music Awards, their rise in the mainstream music scene. Critics praised the album's catchy melodies and humorous yet relatable lyrics. Recorded over five weeks, it captures the raw essence of the band's early days, remaining a cornerstone in their discography and a standout in 90s punk rock.

    Tracklist:

    1. Pathetic
    2. Voyeur
    3. D*mmit
    4. Boring
    5. D*ck Lips
    6. Waggy
    7. Enthused
    8. Untitled
    9. Apple Shampoo
    10. Emo
    11. Josie
    12. A New Hope
    13. Degenerate
    14. Lemmings
    15. I'm Sorry

  • Neighborhoods
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      • DGC, Interscope
    5
    196 votes

    Neighborhoods

    Released in 2011 after a long hiatus, the sixth studio album from Blink-182 marked a significant moment in their career, debuting at number two on the Billboard 200. It generated mixed reviews, with Rolling Stone awarding it three out of five stars for its sophisticated and introspective lyrics. Notable tracks include "Up All Night" and "Ghost on the Dance Floor," which became fan favorites. Despite the divided opinions, the album was praised for its matured and thematic depth.

    Tracklist:

    1. Ghost on the Dance Floor
    2. Natives
    3. Up All Night
    4. After Midnight
    5. Heart's All Gone
    6. Wishing Well
    7. Kaleidoscope
    8. This Is Home
    9. MH 4.18.2011
    10. Love Is Dangerous

  • California
    • Photo:
      • BMG
    6
    177 votes

    California

    Released in 2016 after a lineup change, Blink-182's seventh studio album debuted at number one on the Billboard 200 and received a Grammy nomination for Best Rock Album. The singles "Bored to Death" and "She's Out of Mind" performed on Billboard's Alternative Songs chart. Critics gave mixed reviews, with praising the return to their classic sound and others criticizing the album's length and production. Produced by John Feldmann, who marked a new direction for the band, the album was noted for its blend of nostalgic punk rock and contemporary influences. Its success highlighted Blink-182's continued relevance in the music scene.

    Tracklist:

    1. Cynical
    2. Bored to Death
    3. She's Out of Her Mind
    4. Los Angeles
    5. Sober
    6. Built This Pool
    7. No Future
    8. Home Is Such a Lonely Place
    9. Kings of the Weekend
    10. Teenage Satellites
    11. Left Alone
    12. Rabbit Hole
    13. San Diego
    14. The Only Thing That Matters
    15. California
    16. Brohemian Rhapsody

  • Cheshire Cat
    • Photo:
      • Cargo
    7
    166 votes

    Cheshire Cat

    Released in 1995 amidst a surge in punk rock's popularity, Blink-182's debut album quickly caught the attention of both fans and critics. Known for its raw energy and irreverent humor, the album features standout tracks like "M+M's" and "Wasting Time." Although it didn't secure any major awards, its success on the underground music scene laid the groundwork for the band's future mainstream achievements. Critics praised its catchy hooks and youthful exuberance, making it a beloved entry in the punk rock genre. Budget constraints led to a quick process, adding to its raw, authentic charm.

    Tracklist:

    1. Carousel
    2. M+M's
    3. Fentoozler
    4. Touchdown Boy
    5. Strings
    6. Peggy Sue
    7. Sometimes
    8. Does My Breath Smell?
    9. Cacophony
    10. TV
    11. Toast and Bananas
    12. Wasting Time
    13. Romeo and Rebecca
    14. Ben Wah Balls
    15. Just About Done
    16. Depends

  • One More Time...
    8
    39 votes

    One More Time...

    Released on October 20, 2023, Blink-182’s ninth studio album shines as a strong return after a seven-month recording period, featuring the reunion of guitarist Tom DeLonge. Garnering their third number-one spot on the Billboard 200 and topping charts in over a dozen countries, the album's acclaim includes hit singles like "Edging" and "One More Time." Critics praised its reflection on the band's history and personal struggles, though some noted a lack of variety. Lyrically mature while maintaining their trademark humor, it clinched top spots on Alternative Airplay and achieved headlining festival appearances, making it a pivotal moment for the band.

    Tracklist:

    1. Anthem Part 3
    2. Dance With Me
    3. Fell in Love
    4. Terrified
    5. One More Time
    6. More Than You Know
    7. Turn This Off
    8. When We Were Young
    9. Edging
    10. You Don't Know What You've Got
    11. Blink Wave
    12. Bad News
    13. Hurt (Interlude)
    14. Turpentine
    15. F*ck Face
    16. Other Side
    17. Childhood

    Release Date: 2023

  • Nine
    • Photo:
      • Columbia
    9
    146 votes

    Nine

    Kicking off with "Blame It on My Youth," Blink-182’s 2019 album marks their eighth studio release and introduces darker themes from self-doubt to political critique. Garnering a nomination for Top Rock Album at the Billboard Music Awards, it peaked at number three on the Billboard 200 chart. Noteworthy songs include "Generational Divide," "Happy Days," and "Darkside," each exploring different emotional depths. Critics praised its candid lyrics and new experimental sounds, although some criticized its reliance on familiar formulas. Notably, "Heaven" tackles the Thousand Oaks shooting, reflecting the band's willingness to address poignant social issues.

    Tracklist:

    1. The First Time
    2. Happy Days
    3. Heaven
    4. Darkside
    5. Blame It on My Youth
    6. Generational Divide
    7. Run Away
    8. Black Rain
    9. I Really Wish I Hated You
    10. Pin the Grenade
    11. No Heart to Speak Of
    12. Ransom
    13. On Some Emo Sh*t
    14. Hungover You
    15. Remember to Forget Me