Friday 22 July 2011

Blink 182's Tom DeLonge says the band had to split up

Tom DeLonge is a frontman of the Blink 182 band, who has says that the band had to split up because this is a machine in which the members had been controlled and that is a place where they hated each other without any real reason was to meet.

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He left in 2005, three pieces, and the brake force in 2008 plane crash killed almost
drummer Travis Barker's bandmates talk until then had not.

He left the three-piece in 2005, forcing them into hiatus, and it wasn’t until the 2008 plane crash which nearly killed drummer Travis Barker the bandmates got talking again. Meet the new album in September to work out settlements because it was visited by the following.

Now DeLonge tells the BBC: “The reason the band broke up was really stupid in the first place. It’s not like we had sex with each others’ wives – though for how bad we hated each other that should have been what happened.

“We got so big that the machine running the band took over. We were burned out. We needed a break. But the machine won’t let you do that.

“We’d stopped communicating with each other because the machine was so big.”

This time the band had hoped to end neighborhoods - they have canceled the European tour dates so to complete it. But now recorded his sixth DeLonge fans agree that the idea was worth waiting for.

He says: “The album is amazing. If you like our music it’s our best work by far.

“It’s very modern and very relevant to rock music today. But we made sure to throw a couple of songs in there that sound like they’re from the mid-90s. It’s gigantic – it’s made for big places.”

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