Weezer straight up writing ads for audible.com
Weezer straight up writing ads for audible.com
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I dgaf what that cunt says.
Pinkerton was their peak. It was all downhill from there.
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It's like they regressed on Green, but to a radio friendly banger version of Weezer that was pretty good. Then everything after that was just watery goat diarrhea.
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is this something people care about?
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It's something people who listen to Weezer care about.
Personally I like all the music (up to the point where I stopped collecting their music), some of it is just different than others. The later stuff doesn't have nearly as much of an "anti-establishment" bent to it, and that rubs people who define themselves by the bands they listen to the wrong way.
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Lmao your first reference went over my head. This is hilarious. Thanks for sharing.
I nearly had a physical reaction when I read “Pork and Beans is better than Buddy Holly”.
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No offense, but burn in hell.
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I'm with Leslie here, but the teal album, with the covers, is pretty banger.
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No
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White album is good.
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Username checks out.
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Greatest of all time diarrhea?
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Pinkerton is good but it's pretty much just "Weezer does the Pixies." Listening to Doolittle and Bossanova ruined so many 90s albums for me
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Pinkerton is good but it’s pretty much just “Weezer does the Pixies.” Listening to Doolittle and Bossanova ruined so many 90s albums for me
Bruh I have like, at least two albums in my collection that are quite literally just "Such and such does the pixies".
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Yeah Pinkerton was great, the rest is fine
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I don't even like Pinkerton now, Rivers' sex fantasies kinda gross me out
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Yeah. Listening at 19-20 was like “wow, someone gets me but listening now it’s more like “wow, get therapy and stop bothering these poor women and girls.”
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That’s fair I haven’t really given it a good listen since I was an angsty teenager
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It might still be worth a listen to you then! I also listened at first as an angsty teen, so it kinda showed me how much had changed since then.
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