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Weezer - Weezer [Universal International UICF-9057] {Japan 2008, DeLuxe CD+DVD}
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Weezer - Weezer [Red] {Japanese DeLuxe Edition}
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Label/Cat#: Universal International UICF-9057 | Country/Year: Japan 2008
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Weezer – Weezer
Label: Universal International
Catalog#: UICF-9057
Format: CD, Album, Deluxe, DVD, DVD-Video
Country: Japan
Released: 2008
Genre: Rock
Style: Indie Rock
Tracklist:
CD-1 Troublemaker 2:44
CD-2 The Greatest Man That Ever Lived (Variations On A Shaker Hymn) 5:52
CD-3 Pork And Beans 3:09
CD-4 Heart Songs 4:05
CD-5 Everybody Get Dangerous 4:02
CD-6 Dreamin' 5:11
CD-7 Thought I Knew 3:01
CD-8 Cold Dark World 3:51
CD-9 Automatic 3:07
CD-10 The Angel And The One 6:46
Bonus Tracks
CD-11 Miss Sweeney 4:02
CD-12 Pig 4:02
CD-13 The Spider 4:42
CD-14 King 5:11
CD-15 The Weight 4:30
CD-16 Life Is What You Make It 3:33
CD-17 ???? 5:25
Live At Shinkiba Studio Coast - Weezer Japan Tour 2005
DVD-1 Intro
DVD-2 Dope Nose
DVD-3 Why Bother?
DVD-4 Surf Wax America
DVD-5 The Good Life
DVD-6 Island In The Sun
DVD-7 Undone (The Sweater Song)
DVD-8 B-Roll From Japan Concert
Video
DVD-9 Pork And Beans
EPK
DVD-10 Interview
DVD-11 Song By Song Commentary
Notes:
Recorded at:
Shangri La Studios, Malibu, CA
Malibu Performing Arts Center, Malibu, CA
Threshold Studios, Santa Monica, CA
Mixed at Avatar Studios, New York, NY
Discogs Url: http://www.discogs.com/Weezer-Weezer/release/2140283
| “ | Review by Stephen Thomas Erlewine An old critical cliché is that eponymous albums are statements of purpose, so what to make of Weezer and their third color-coded self-titled album? Well, the band proves that axiom true, as every one of these eponymous efforts functions as an act of introduction, from their 1994 Blue debut to their 2001 Green comeback to 2008's Red Album, where Rivers Cuomo turns many of the group's long-standing rules upside down. This isn't a radical sonic makeover -- ever a pop formalist, Rivers has Weezer stick to their signatures of big guitars and bigger hooks -- but rather a question of attitude, as Cuomo loosens up as he stares down his impending middle age, choosing to get silly rather than serious. He tears down his self-imposed three-minute barriers, writing two long-form suites (and another track that clocks in over five minutes), he sneers at Timbaland's hitmaking prowess in "Pork and Beans," he never avoids his age, whether he's making asides to Rogaine or indulging in warm nostalgia in the pseudo-"In the Garage" sequel "Heart Songs" and, most importantly, he steals a page from the Noel Gallagher playbook and deliberately shares the spotlight with his bandmates. Not for nothing does Weezer cover "The Weight" as a bonus track on one of the international editions of the Red Album -- nowadays, everybody in Weezer gets a chance to sing lead, just like the Band did way back when. Bassist Scott Shriner is given Cuomo's mildly creepy original "Cold Dark World" to sing, but longtime fellow travelers, guitarist Brian Bell and drummer Pat Wilson, write and sing their own tunes ("Thought I Knew" and "Automatic," respectively), turning in sweet pop tunes that complement Cuomo's style even if they help give the Red Album a bit of a ragged edge, especially when compared to the brutal efficiency of Maladroit and the oversized, highly buffed Make Believe. Of course, the very point of the Red Album is for Weezer to not take things so seriously, to reconnect to their beginnings while taking the advantage of their rock star status to act seriously goofy. This freedom is entirely within the mind -- musically, this is all easily identifiable as Weezer -- but it invigorates such seemingly by the books rockers as "Troublemaker," where the loopy lyrics are as prominent and irresistible as the hooks. As the album opener, it sets the stage for a cheerfully restless record, one where all the parts don't fit and it's better because of it, as it has a wild, willing personality, suggesting that Weezer is comfortable as a band in a way they never quite have been before. Given that feeling, it makes perfect sense that the Red Album is another self-titled record, as it plays like an opening to a new chapter instead of merely more of the same.  | ” |
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