Carousel (song)

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“Carousel”
Song by Blink-182
Album Buddha
Released 1993
Recorded 1993 at Double Time Studios in San Diego, California
Genre Punk Rock, Skate punk
Length 2:40
Label Filter Records/Kung Fu Records.
Producer Blink-182
Buddha track listing
Carousel
(1)
"TV"
(2)


“Carousel”
Song by Blink-182
Album Cheshire Cat
Released February 17, 1994
Recorded 1993-1994 at Westbeach Recorders in Hollywood, California
Genre Punk Rock, Skate punk
Length 3:15
Label Cargo/Grilled Cheese Records Inc.
Producer Blink-182
Cheshire Cat track listing
Carousel
(1)
"M+M's"
(2)


"Carousel" is a song by Blink-182. It has been released in two different versions: the first version is on their demo album Buddha, and the other is on their debut album, Cheshire Cat.

The original version of the song has been used by Blink-182 more often than the second in live shows. Bassist Mark Hoppus usually played the intro sitting down when on stage. The main difference between the versions is the beginning: the Buddha-version begins with a solo bass line, which speeds up into the song, and the Cheshire Cat-version starts with a full band intro and then goes into the bass solo.

During live performances of the song, Blink-182 is known for replacing the third, "I guess it's just another" in the chorus with, "I had sex with your mother", the most well known version with the mother line being featured on their live album The Mark, Tom, and Travis Show (The Enema Strikes Back!).

It is also the first song on their Greatest Hits album.

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