Blink 182 Buddha CD

Buddha Music

Category	Rock Albums, Pop CDs, Alternative, Punk, Rock/Pop, Enhanced CD
Label	Kung Fu
Orig Year	1994
All Time Sales Rank	8933
CD Universe Part number	1205955
Discs	1
Release Date	Jul 29, 2005
Studio/Live	Studio
Mono/Stereo	Stereo
Personnel	Mark Hoppus - vocals, bass Tom DeLonge - vocals, guitar Scott Raynor - drums

Blink 182 Buddha Songs

	1.	Carousel
	2.	T.V.
	3.	Strings
	4.	Fentoozler
	5.	Time
	6.	Romeo & Rebecca
	7.	21 Days
	8.	Sometimes
	9.	Point of View
	10.	My Pet Sally
	11.	Reebok Commercial
	12.	Toast and Bananas
	13.	Girl Next Door, The
	14.	Don't

Buddha Music Review

Average Rating: (4.1 out of 5 stars) 4 stars

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2 stars Just for blink fans
This is a must have for every blink fan. It sounds so punk and not very produced. Honestly this cd is not that amazing but it has good songs though.
Submitted by st-nger (Mexico)
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5 stars A must buy!!
This cd is awsome. Even though everyone said it sounds like crap, i say it sounds original and great. this shows who they are.
Submitted by spbutters101 (lhc, az)
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5 stars give it a chance
having received this cd as a gift at a young age, it has been played many times on my computer. if you love dude ranch, then this album is for you. if you like polka music...steer clear
Submitted by Ernie (Branson, MO)
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3 stars Not Bad But Not That Good
It took me a while to get into this album but if you like blink 182 you'll soon get into it. The quality is crap but the songs are good.
Submitted by fas_r_us_2 (Sydney, NSW, Australia)
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3 stars ITS GREAT!
i love it
Submitted by green182666 (Mt Vernon, IA, USA)
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