When was Blink-182's album Buddha released?
Q: When was Blink-182's album Buddha released?
A: Blink-182's album Buddha was released in 1998.
Q: Who was the original drummer of Blink-182 and when was he replaced?
A: The original drummer of Blink-182 was Scott Raynor, who was replaced by Travis Barker after the release of Buddha.
Q: How would you describe Buddha as an overall album?
A: Buddha is a mostly fast-paced album with off-beats and breaks that showcase Blink-182's roots. It has a "soft sort of punk" sound.
Q: What was the significance of Buddha for Blink-182?
A: Buddha was the last album to feature Blink-182's original drummer Scott Raynor before he was replaced by Travis Barker.
Q: How does Buddha compare to modern Blink-182 albums in terms of pace?
A: Buddha is mostly fast-paced, which is similar to many modern Blink-182 albums.
Q: What is the sound of Buddha like?
A: Buddha has a "soft sort of punk" sound that showcases Blink-182's roots.
Q: Are there any breaks in the tempo on Buddha?
A: Yes, there are breaks in the tempo on Buddha for pre-emo emo bouts.
