blue or pinkerton?
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blue or pinkerton?
Blue, though Pinkerton has their best song (Tired of Sex)
>>61361397
That song hits
Blue > Pinkerton
Blue
>>61361359
>1995, played the blue album into hold music at Remax Real Estate
>visceral memories
>by Pinkerton, was too interested in Tool
Blue it is.
Blue is possibly the best pop rock album of that era.
Pinkerton is the only Weezer album I've ever listened to and I thought it was very bad, so Blue.
>>61361359
I actually prefer Blue as well. I like Pinkerton but I feel like Blue plays to their strengths a little better.
Blue by a little bit
>>61361507
Agreed. And its influence is really only beginning to show
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W6ngMaTP62g
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>>61361579
This is one of the few moments where /mu/'s taste isn't shit.
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>>61361359
Both are perfect. Weezer was among the GOAT rock bands of the 90s. Only Nirvana and Radiohead had also pulled off two consecutive 10/10s.
Shame that the initial reception to Pinkerton ruined Rivers as a songwriter. Still seems like a cool guy, though.
>>61361662
This. Shame how inconspicuous and underlooked they are.
>>61361662
Honestly, Weezer was still making okay music until Make Believe. Plus, Everything Will Be Alright in the End was okay
Blue. Only in Dreams always gets me
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>>61361872
Green had like three good tracks, I liked Maladroit a lot even though it's pretty overlooked. Everything else since has had about 1-2 songs worth replaying lodged between a lot of bullshit.
Pinkerton is very overrated. It's a deeply personal record for Cuomo but that doesn't make it better than Blue, an album with some of the tightest pop songwriting ever.
>>61362253
I can see the problems that Green has, but I think that that most of the songs are catchy and short enough for it to be enjoyable as an album that's not supposed to have any substance beyond that.
