>oh yeah
Oh yeah
John Smith
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Caleb Ross
pinkerton was good im never gonna pretend it wasnt
Lincoln Perez
its 3.5/5
blue is 5/5
Isaac Murphy
fr dis nigga be like dat nigga holly
Robert Russell
id say 4 but yeah
Nathaniel Martin
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nothing beats kinoplex thats only in dreams
Cooper Reed
Blue and Pinkerton are classics and I'm tired of pretending literally everything after them were garbage (only half of it was)
Evan Powell
i only really liked blue green pinkerton and teal was okay despite being a joke cover album
Jacob Wilson
It really strange how people hated it when it came out, then everyone propped it up as a masterpiece, and now a lot of people are back to hating it. Growing up everyone loved Blue and Pinkerton the most but now I mostly hear people shitting on the latter
James Mitchell
>It really strange how people hated it when it came out
it sounded more down to earth and bit more mopey due to how he was feeling iirc
why people actually disliked the music is beyond me because it sounds exactly like weezer
Jackson Williams
>SAY IT AINT SOO
Elijah Hernandez
I remember being like 11 and some dude in a chat room said “holy shit new Weezer just came out” (referring to Green) and called me gay for not knowing who they were. Kinda reminds me of this place
Evan Miller
I can imagine at the time people being shellshocked by it. Blue was this catchy power pop album and they had an image as goofy nerds. Then they go drop what's practically a noise rock album with uncomfortable lyrics. Nowadays people hate it for being "problematic" but they're a minority. I was at a music festival recently wearing a Pinkerton shirt and got more compliments than any other time I've worn a band tee.
Logan Reyes
>Nowadays people hate it for being "problematic"
This makes me almost want to love the album
Parker Reed
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best flick at pinkerton
Nicholas Cooper
I remember hearing live recordings of them playing El Scorcho and The Good Life for the first time for crowds. I’m curious how people reacted to the songs then. Maybe the production on the album is what turned people off to it
Liam Ortiz
was it based for him to play this controversial shit in current year?
Eli Collins
Based because it worked the NPR geek who wrote the description for the video
Christopher Miller
the hash pipe album was cringe but passable. everything after that is a larp
Cooper Long
lmao I didnt even see it
>followed by another deep cut, "Across the Sea." It's a song Cuomo originally wrote in his early 20s, inspired by a fan letter he'd received from a young woman in Japan. While beloved by many Gen-Xers who'd first heard it on 1996's Pinkerton, the song's lyrics haven't aged terribly well
fucking hell what a bunch of cucks the npr are
Dylan Morales
that was a pretty big thing i thought everyone who liked weezer knew this?
>we dont hav stationary like this
>i wonder how you touch yourself at night and hate you for living across the sea
Blake King
they played pink triangle live before the album came out and people liked it
Josiah King
I don’t get why they’d include that shit in the description. Since when do they criticize the guest that they’re having on the show?
Zachary Foster
He starts off saying she’s 18 and if he was in his early 20s I don’t really get why it would be so bad. Was she actually underage or something?
Samuel Smith
nigga I know about the controversy but I didnt know about the npr description on the video