the end of Endless Bummer is so phenomenal

Album Rating: 4.0

On first listen, this easily beats EWBAITE

Album Rating: 4.5 | Sound Off

I wish it was longer ;(

Album Rating: 4.0

damn, it feels like yesterday when EWBAITE came out and everyone was going balistic over it

nice rev btw c:

Album Rating: 4.0

enjoyed this review. some things like



"Synths ripped straight from Pinkerton... are found through-out the track and are excellently placed, never being overbearing as if to suggest: "Look! Our new album sounds just like the old ones!" "



where the first half of the sentence is high praise and the second half is a critique or comparison, it kind of throws off the tone for a second especially when most of this review is high praise



"If there were any detractions from White Album as a whole, Thank God For Girls, Do You Wanna Get High?, and King of the World feel like filler for an album that tries to follow a progressive story arc as neither lyrics nor the sound honestly suggest they follow the cohesive theme of the album as a whole."



it kinda feels like youre bashing these songs but i know you arent. i think its the use of the word filler there. i understand you mean they dont fit with the lyrical flow but i think it could be worded in a way that it doesnt read like an oxymoron



those are my two cents. pos. and yeah the album is so so good

Album Rating: 4.5 | Sound Off

Thanks for the feedback insurrection and tres this don't sound a think like their raditude/Hurley sound but to each their own

Album Rating: 4.5

the only songs I would say are remotely comparable to Raditude/Hurley would be Thank God for Girls and Jacked Up, and even then both of those songs are miles ahead of anything off of either of those albums. the rest sounds more like a mixture of Blue and the better parts of Green with some Pinkerton sprinkled in.

Album Rating: 4.0

"Oh gettin MAJOR Beach Boys vibes on the closer"



And on Good Thing.

Album Rating: 2.0 | Sound Off

"too radio pop"



*checks ratings* hmm...

Album Rating: 4.5 | Sound Off

I agree with TGFG but Jacked Up sounds lIke a completely different song from the rest of the weezer discography. Unless my memory doesn't serve me well.

Album Rating: 4.0

the only songs I would say are remotely comparable to Raditude/Hurley would be Thank God for Girls and Jacked Up [2]



"And on Good Thing."

totally

Album Rating: 4.0

Or, ya know, they just have a personal opinion about how it sounds to them. That too.

Personal opinion [123]

Album Rating: 4.5 | Sound Off

April is gonna be a great month for music. And this album was such a great way to kick it off. I gotta hand it to the marketin guys over at Crush. They managed to share 50% of an album throug singles and still manage to keep the best content behind closed doors. I'm incredibly excited for the upcoming Blue October album especially.

Album Rating: 4.0

"April is gonna be a great month for music"



Agreed. Charles Bradley, Pet Shop Boys, and Tim Hecker have either released their albums this month or are on the way

if you think this is the poppiest top 40 radio album they've ever released, there is no way you've heard Make Believe..

Album Rating: 4.0

Or Green Album, or Raditude, or Hurley (debatable)

Album Rating: 4.0

Weezer's always been about pop music, but their songwriting quality/personality is what separates records like this from Make Believe.

gotta be honest, as much as i love Weezer, I passed on Raditude and will more than likely never listen to it

Album Rating: 4.0

Don't bother.