Order Raditude and receive a free 7" (while supplies last)! Pressed on yellow vinyl and featuring the non-album track "I Woke Up in Love This Morning." Weezer's seventh album, the dictionary-defying Raditude, finds Weezer showing off their comic chops with goofy songs like "I'm Your Daddy" and "The Girl Got Hot." Produced by Jacknife Lee (Bloc Party, the Hives) and Butch Walker.

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Insound Staff Pick - 2008! Rivers and crew are back with a new album and ready for more classic power-pop riffs, anthemic rock strides and Cuomo's trademark honest lyrics. Following in their string of self-titled albums, this one's being called "The Red Album" (can you guess why?). Features the track "Pork and Beans".

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Even if you lived through it, it's hard to fathom exactly why Weezer were disliked, even loathed, when they released their debut album in the spring of 1994. If you grew up in the years after the heyday of grunge, it may even seem absurd that the band were considered poseurs, hair metal refugees passing themselves off as alt-rock by adapting a few tricks from the Pixies and Nirvana songbooks and sold to MTV with stylish videos. Nevertheless, during alt-rock's heyday of 1994, {$Weezer   [ read more ]

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There's a reason why Weezer's third album consciously recalls the band's first, not just in its eponymous title, but in its stark cover, Ric Ocasek production, and tight pop songs. That's not because Weezer was trying to recapture its core audience, because, unbeknown to the band, it already had. Once its second album, Pinkerton, stiffed on the charts and was lambasted in the press (including an devastatingly unfair pan from Rolling Stone, who named it the worst album of 1996), the group d   [ read more ]

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Two-CD deluxe edition of Weezer's 1994 debut album including rare and previously unreleased tracks. Ten years ago, a band with an unusual name debuted with an album that continues to influence modern rock. Now 1994's self-titled Weezer (commonly referred to as "The Blue Album") is presented in a two-CD deluxe edition. In addition, this edition features the album artwork as the band originally intended and an expansive booklet with new liner notes and numerous photographs. Disc One presents the orig   [ read more ]

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Order Raditude and receive a free 7" (while supplies last)! Pressed on yellow vinyl and featuring the non-album track "I Woke Up in Love This Morning." This special deluxe edition comes with four bonus tracks not on the regular albaum! Weezer's seventh album, the dictionary-defying Raditude, finds Weezer showing off their comic chops with goofy songs like "I'm Your Daddy" and "The   [ read more ]

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Bands used to make records like this all the time. They'd release an album, tour all year, write a bunch of songs, record 'em, release another album a year later. Since hardly anybody -- not even indie bands -- did that in 2002, it's a remarkable event when Weezer does exactly that, especially following a half a decade of inactivity. But, it's hard not to think that this is the way it should be done by all bands, since Maladroit retains the high quality of The Green Album. True, it doesn't o   [ read more ]

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From the pounding, primal assault of the opening track, "Tired of Sex," it's clear from the outset that Pinkerton is a different record than the sunny, heavy guitar pop of Weezer's eponymous debut. The first noticeable difference is the darker, messier sound -- the guitars rage and squeal, the beats are brutal and visceral, the vocals are mixed to the front, filled with overlapping, off-the-cuff backing vocals. In short, it sounds like the work of a live band, which makes it all the more ironic    [ read more ]

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As one of the most popular groups to emerge in the post-grunge alternative rock aftermath, Weezer receive constant praise from critics and fans for their hook-heavy guitar pop. With each new release since 1994 debut, Weezer has sharpened their wicked edge and raised the bar in alternative pop. Their sound has always combined ear-bleed power and uncanny nuance; their songs provided easy-access hooks and melodies for Cuomo's unique lyrics - candid and elusive, painful yet painted in hues of dark humor. Produc   [ read more ]

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DELUXE EDITION. Deluxe Version: 14 songs (4 more than standard version) in a special digi-pack, with a special deluxe booklet containing lyrics, photos, liner notes & band commentary on songs. Weezer, one of the biggest and most influential bands of the last decade will for the third time in its six-album history release a self-titled album already being referred to by people as "The Red Album" Comprised of sessions produced by Rick Rubin, Jacknife Lee and the band itself, the album is adventurous and unden   [ read more ]

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There's a reason why Weezer's third album consciously recalls the band's first, not just in its eponymous title, but in its stark cover, Ric Ocasek production, and tight pop songs. That's not because Weezer was trying to recapture its core audience, because, unbeknown to the band, it already had. Once its second album, Pinkerton, stiffed on the charts and was lambasted in the press (including an devastatingly unfair pan from Rolling Stone, who named it the worst album of 1996), the group d   [ read more ]

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