The Red Album - Weezer

Description: Genre: Indie Rock & Punk - Hardcore / Artist: Weezer / Audio CD released 2008-06-16 at Polydor Group / Disc #1 ... more

The Red Album - Weezer ... Tracklisting
1 Troublemaker
2 The Greatest Man That Ever Lived (Variations on a Shaker Hymn)
3 Pork And Beans
4 Heart Songs
5 Everybody Get Dangerous
6 Dreamin'
7 Thought I Knew
8 Cold Dark World
9 Automatic
10 The Angel And The One/Non Musical Silence
11 The Weight
12 Life Is What You Make It

Newest Review: ... nineties for Weezer........ The album starts off with "Troublemaker", a very catchy pop song. Its problem is that ... more

... it lacks the depth of the old singles like "Buddy Holly" and the like, after a few listens I was sick of it. The second track is the best song on the album: The Greatest Man That Ever Lived (Variations on a Shaker Hymn). Its an interesting track which has elements of all sorts of different music genres, starting off and finishing with a rock anthem with a slow acoustic part and an acapella verse in between. The next song was the most famous single of the album: Pork and Beans partly because of its entertain...more

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The Red Album - Weezer: Try your best to stay awake. (611 words)
by - written on 29/11/09 (Very useful, 17 readings)
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"Weezer" or the so-called "Red Album" is Weezer's sixth sudio album and was produced by Rick Rubin. It features twelve tracks and was released on June 3, 2008. After the initial brilliance of their self-titled debut album and the growing impact of the follow-up Pinkerton, Weezer came back from a hiatus to record three awful albums: The Green Album, Maladroit and Make Believe. When I heard about this new album I figured just another below-par short lived album which Weezer have specialised in with there last three releases. I would just have to go back to my much worn Weezer and Pinkerton albums. But seeing this CD in my local shop I just ... Read the complete review

Weerez (199 words)
by - written on 02/08/09 (Useful, 2 readings)
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Weezer continue their trend of leaving albums untitled. Instead that duty falls to their devoted fans, imaginatively entitling them by the front cover's colour. The "Red Album" follows the "Blue" and "Green" albums in this respect. Red, however, may be more than just another colour in the spectrum, but also symbolic of what they wish to accomplish with this album. Most of Weezer are now in their early 40s, an admirable age for a still rather active rock group to reach. The subject matter of their songs has changed drastically as a result. Whereas before it was all about isolation from society (albeit in a poppy way) the "Red ... Read the complete review