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Ooh yeah⌠might haul my backside in to that one. Jane Gazzo was a trifle irritating in her Recovery years, but sheâs good nowadays and she knows her stuff (so should make a reasonable MC).
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Yeah, sheâs doing good work. Thereâs a link to buy I didnât add before, if youâre interested:
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Need to get into them more.
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I know weâre not allowed to like anything from their first album, but screw that.
This is pure Radiohead.
JustâŚmore acousticallier.
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They played that on the OK Computer tour and it was killer.
But then⌠I like Anyone Can Play Guitar and Pop Is Dead too, and theyâre even more uncoolâŚ
That is such a pretty piece, thanks for posting it. Just wonderful.
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As incongruous as this sounds, it works very well, and is a totally original approach. Bravo.
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I rolled my eyes at the opening riff with how many songs it reminded me of. But then the Weezer kicks in. And then a 51 year old guy is shredding his throat in the chorus in a rad way. And then Iâm pumping my fist and singing along. Yeah, theyâve played every variation on rock they could possibly do at this point, but theyâve given it a fair crack on this new album and itâs a cool listen all the way through.
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Looking forward to my first listen. After the conclusion of todayâs cricket.
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Ooh yeah⌠Iâm hearing the Weezer loud and clear. The thing is, if I heard that unannounced on the radio, Iâm not sure Iâd recognise it instantly as Green Day. Donât know if thatâs a good or bad thing yet.
Itâs certainly better than most of what theyâve released since 21st Century Breakdown anyway.
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I wondered if they mightâve been going for Pixies at times in the song but their pop-punk sensibilities made it a lot more Weezer.
I would have/did recognize it.
Love that album cover. The look on the young lads face in particular.
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