Re: Weezer
Posted: Sat February 06, 2021 3:59 am
Tragtragabigzanda wrote:Team LV.
Pixies are little more to me than a set of training wheels for Kim Deal.
Tragtragabigzanda wrote:Team LV.
Pixies are little more to me than a set of training wheels for Kim Deal.
Oh, like Fugazi.tragabigzanda wrote:One of those bands where it’s easy for me to recognize the genius but never really enjoyed.
tragabigzanda wrote:I'd maybe bump Life & Limb for Epic Problemtragabigzanda wrote:Top 10 maybe?
Hello Morning
Close Captioned
The Kill
Place/Position
Do You Like Me?
Latest Disgrace
Recap Modotti
Nightshop
Break
Life & Limb
Sorry trag, but I really laughedtragabigzanda wrote:SpennoBirds in Hell wrote:Oh, like Fugazi.tragabigzanda wrote:One of those bands where it’s easy for me to recognize the genius but never really enjoyed.
Aaaaaand?psychobain wrote:New album out now
It's no Doolittle.daft twat wrote:Aaaaaand?psychobain wrote:New album out now
YepE.H. Ruddock wrote:
So the new album is “metal”?
Similar with me. LOVED the first album. Still do. Never got another Weezer album until Pinkerton like 2 years ago. It’s like I forgot they existed after first album. Maybe Pinkerton songs didn’t get much radio play? I dunno.liebzz wrote:In 1994, for the holidays I got both the debut Weezer album and Pearl Jam’s Vitalogy (the latter on vinyl). I was really into that Weezer album for quite a while and if I put it on I would still enjoy it...but I never listened to them again after that. Not sure if it was that they were playing to audiences with their backs turned or if there was too much of a self-important vibe from fans on the arrival of Pinkerton but I was turned off somewhere along the line and never came back. I do like that first album though.
Though it's now arguably considered their best work, it was a major flop at the time, and destroyed the Weezer that could've been.Bammer wrote:Similar with me. LOVED the first album. Still do. Never got another Weezer album until Pinkerton like 2 years ago. It’s like I forgot they existed after first album. Maybe Pinkerton songs didn’t get much radio play? I dunno.liebzz wrote:In 1994, for the holidays I got both the debut Weezer album and Pearl Jam’s Vitalogy (the latter on vinyl). I was really into that Weezer album for quite a while and if I put it on I would still enjoy it...but I never listened to them again after that. Not sure if it was that they were playing to audiences with their backs turned or if there was too much of a self-important vibe from fans on the arrival of Pinkerton but I was turned off somewhere along the line and never came back. I do like that first album though.
I held on until Make Believe, I think (was that album 5?). I really liked them. But after that, I have just ignored them.Leatherhead wrote:I like Pinkerton so much, it hurts a bit every time I hear a new Weezer song.
Ok Human is really strong. I'd recommend checking it out.Rob wrote:I held on until Make Believe, I think (was that album 5?). I really liked them. But after that, I have just ignored them.Leatherhead wrote:I like Pinkerton so much, it hurts a bit every time I hear a new Weezer song.