Re: Weezer
Posted: Thu May 19, 2016 12:16 pm
I would like to hear what mikejasond thinks about the lyrics to Beverly Hills.
What's thaaaaaaaaaaaaarrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrt?tragabigzanda wrote:Hmm. The music is basically no different from Radiohead's version; only Cuomo's vox are different.
j's brain wrote:What has happened to this band?
tragabigzanda wrote:I'd maybe bump Life & Limb for Epic Problemtragabigzanda wrote:Top 10 maybe?
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Any 10 songs from Maladroittragabigzanda wrote:Can someone share a playlist of an album's worth of their strongest material from Green album onward? Or what are the 10 best songs they've done since then?
theplatypus wrote:I'm gonna put aside Maladroit because I think that entire album is good. Probably better than Green.
I think this flows really well:
01. The Angel and the One
02. California Kids
03. Eulogy for a Rock Band
04. Peace
05. Trainwrecks
06. Summer Elaine and Drunk Dori
07. The British Are Coming
08. Hang On
09. Foolish Father
10. Pig
(No Raditude either because fuck that album)
My post Green list:50 Million Feet of Earth... wrote:Any 10 songs from Maladroittragabigzanda wrote:Can someone share a playlist of an album's worth of their strongest material from Green album onward? Or what are the 10 best songs they've done since then?
He talked at one point (and this is going back years to when they were good...I think while he was in school?) anyway, he said that he has a list of ten songs because that's what's going on an album. When he write a new song, if it's better than the worst of those ten songs it gets cut. I remember thinking at the time that it seems a wasteful process for a listener of Weezer music since that means there are a ton of songs that we'll never get to hear.guestT wrote:Rivers was on some podcast a while back where he described his songwriting process in depth. It's very...methodical? Basically he keeps a huge spreadsheet of riffs, chord progressions, and short lyrical phrases, organized by time signature, key, number of syllables, etc. When he needs a song he goes through and matches up the music with lyrics that fit the meter, even if the lyrics don't really fit together thematically. For guitar solos he hums and scats over the basic track until he finds something he likes, then figures out how to play it on guitar.
It's not totally crazy, but maybe explains why their recent stuff has been so hit and miss.
tragabigzanda wrote:I'd maybe bump Life & Limb for Epic Problemtragabigzanda wrote:Top 10 maybe?
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