Cheshire Cat (studio album) by Blink-182

I know how lately some bands are still catching Cat but none of them does pretty pussy's Meaw.

Well Blink starts out strong on their first album... should have just stopped at 12 tracks though. You might find the last few funny if you're 14, I guess. But whatever, music is all digital now and you can get what you want. Carousel and M+Ms are the highlights here, and are good enough to be on their Greatest Hits album. But later albums would prove to be better...

It may have taken them a couple of albums before they hit the big time but all the ingredients are already there and on show on this debut

From Keatownrodriguez 10/15/2019 14:27

This album succeeds at being exactly what blink was setting out to make, crappy punk rock, and it's great, but their albums only get better from here (downhill after Neighborhoods sadly)

From slurpdurp 12/08/2016 21:35

With their debut, Blink-182 immediately declared themselves to the world. They never strayed too far from the sound they created for themselves with "Cheshire Cat". It's not innovative musically and lacks variety, but I love the humour of it all. I found it so easy to relate to Tom and Mark's quirkiness and immaturity, and I'm happy I was able to grow up listening to Blink-182. This album is the definition of Blink-182. It encapsulates their fast-paced immature humour and it is clear that they are having fun with their music. They never take themselves too seriously and they seem like they are truly enjoying themselves with each track. Their best songs aren't on this album, but overall it is great. "M+M's" and "Touchdown Boy" are among my all-time favourite Blink songs.

Blink's debut album laid a pretty strong groundwork for the style they would cultivate over the years...Carousel and Touchdown Boy stand up against their best tracks overall