Blink‑182: From Skate‑Park Jams to Billboard Charts

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Blink‑182’s journey from low‑budget basement recordings in San Diego to chart‑dominating pop‑punk anthems shows how DIY ethos could coexist with major label resources. The episode follows their early days at Lookout! Records and skate culture, the production shift behind hits like "All the Small Things", and the tension between punk authenticity and mainstream success.

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