Blue Album >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Pinkerton, in my opinion. The lack of Blue Album you have is greatly, greatly disturbing. In fact, I'm just offended by this thread in general.

[quote="h2orowe"]Blue Album >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Pinkerton, in my opinion. The lack of Blue Album you have is greatly, greatly disturbing. In fact, I'm just offended by this thread in general.[/quote]
The Blue Album is uncontested compared to all of Weezer's other stuff, in fact I'd say this album is one of the best albums ever, along with Nevermind. Their first album was their best album, end of story. They just went downhill from there.

Any of you guys listen to Hermit? He's pretty wicked, this is the first time I've listened to him.
http://www.myspace.com/hermitki

[quote="Aplaca"]Take a Bow - Muse
One word to describe this track is 'epic'
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M-lBckzLwhE[/quote]
no. muse broke up after absolution (possibly before, depending who you ask).

thread: yes, blue is very very good. i for one listened to nothing but blue and pinkerton for like three months straight (it was a weird period) and you know what won out? pinkerton. blue gets old, pinkerton almost doesn't.

however... muse reminds me of another good band from that period that got unlistenably bad... hot hot heat. hmm...

I think Pinkerton is pretty on-par with the blue album.

[quote="Aplaca"]Any of you guys listen to Hermit? He's pretty wicked, this is the first time I've listened to him.
http://www.myspace.com/hermitki[/quote]
Fuck yeah I love HERMIT.

Yea HERMIT pretty much blew me away. I'm surprised I didn't check him out earlier, after all, he taught Sawao how to rock.

There's even a thread about him, I think. Might just be contained within the Chewinggum Weekend thread though.

[quote="zenkalia"]http://tinyurl.com/2t9qjp[/quote]
Is Jimmy Soul even considered pop?

[quote="zenkalia"]i for one listened to nothing but blue and pinkerton for like three months straight (it was a weird period) and you know what won out? pinkerton. blue gets old, pinkerton almost doesn't.[/quote]

could not agree more. when i fell in love with a lesbian, which album comforted me? when i had a half-japanese girlfriend, which album comforted me?

[quote="AWPJudy"][quote="zenkalia"]i for one listened to nothing but blue and pinkerton for like three months straight (it was a weird period) and you know what won out? pinkerton. blue gets old, pinkerton almost doesn't.[/quote]

could not agree more. when i fell in love with a lesbian, which album comforted me? when i had a half-japanese girlfriend, which album comforted me?[/quote]
Only in Dreams is better than both of those songs.

[quote="AWPJudy"][quote="zenkalia"]i for one listened to nothing but blue and pinkerton for like three months straight (it was a weird period) and you know what won out? pinkerton. blue gets old, pinkerton almost doesn't.[/quote]

could not agree more. when i fell in love with a lesbian, which album comforted me? when i had a half-japanese girlfriend, which album comforted me?[/quote]

did you listen that interview on NPR? the girl in pink triangle wasn't even a lesbian. pretty cute story.

i have an interview tomorrow with the army... i know you did the core, not army but is there anything i should know? my boss is also ex marine and he's joking that they're going to trick me into signing and enlisting (this is supposedly an enlisted position doing computer shit... i'm not too excited about enlistment, but i do need a job)

I've listened to both albums many times, too. Guess I can connect a lot more with Blue Album than with Pinkerton. To be honest, I didn't even understand the hype around Pinkerton. Solid album, no doubt, but for me it doesn't come close to touching Blue Album. Tired of Sex, El Scorcho, Butterfly, Falling for You and Pink Triangle are usually the only songs on that album I'll listen to when I go through. As opposed to the Blue Album, which I'll listen to from start to finish every time.