Weezer

Weezer (Blue Album)

Weezer may have become kind of a joke in the 21st century, which makes it easy to forget just how they got a fan base in the first place, and why that fan base continues to be disappointed.

Blue and its eventual follow up, Pinkerton, are such honest albums (albeit in very different ways), that it's easy to see why people were so outraged with records as soulless as Pacific Daydream or more infamously, Make Believe. Every song on Weezer's debut is brimming with personality, passion, and wit, ... read more

I literally got nothing out of this album. It found its way as background music every time I tried to pay attention to it.

I’m simply not the demographic I guess

EDIT: i've revisited this album multiple times in the past few days, and i have to say, very little surpasses it for me. it's pop punk/rock at its finest and i can get into it regardless of my mood. thats what makes an album perfect to me, and what makes the blue album a game changer in rock music and a perfect work that i highly doubt will be surpassed.
i listened to this album this morning. then again in the afternoon. i am listening as i type this review. i cannot get enough of it. ... read more

RANKING THE BLUE ALBUM:

Low tier:
10)IN THE GRAJ(6/10)
Mid:
9) Holiday(7/10)
8) No One Else(8/10)
Top tier:
7) the world has turned(9/10)
6) Surf was America (9/10)
5) my name is Jonas (10/10)
God tier
4) Undone(10/10)
3) Buddy Holly
2) Say it ain’t so (10/10)
1) Only In Dreams(10/10)

Final thoughts: THE quintessential alt rock album of the 90s, this album starts off strong and keeps on chugging, with track after track after track of fantastic music. This album is truly a masterpiece ... read more