Ween

Ween's best album is by far their darkest and saddest outing. Considering that their calling card has been offbeat silliness, it’s weird that the earnestness in Quebec works so well. “I Don’t Want It” and “Transdermal Celebration” have both genuinely made me cry, which is just another sign this is the most versatile band of all time. Blurring the line between brownness and depression like no other album, Quebec manages to be one of the best rock records of all time. Simply put, it's the peak of the boys' songwriting.


Tracklist ranked:
Transdermal Celebration
I Don’t Want It
The Argus
If You Could Save Yourself
It’s Gonna Be a Long Night
Captain
Zoloft
Chocolate Town
Tried and True
Happy Colored Marbles
Among His Tribe
Hey There Fancypants
Alcan Road
So Many People in the Neighborhood
The Fucked Jam

Average track rating: 9.60/10

Average track rating: 9.25/10

Average track rating: 8.88/10

Average track rating: 8.72/10

Average track rating: 8.40/10

Average track rating: 8.00/10

Average track rating: 8.50/10

New tracks ranked:
Crappy Anniversary Jimmy
Junkie Boy
Take Me Away - Demo
Church Fire
Sasha
Roses Are Free - Demo
Voodoo Lady - Demo
Stop, Look, Listen
Dirty Money
I Really Miss You
Belgian Stew
Smooth Mover
Warm Socks
I Got It
Candi - Demo

Average track rating: 7.22/10

Average track rating: 7.50/10

It’s like 12 Golden Country Greats but without the great session musicians, which leaves it as a relatively weak outing from Ween in my opinion. Definitely the weakest crop of tracks from their live discography.

Average track rating: 6.08/10