
Pinkerton
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Pinkerton the 1996 follow up to the Blue album by Weezer is a typical uneventful sophmore album, if you're one of those top40 means good, I'll like it as long as the next guy does critics.
In reality Pinkerton is probably a second best if not best album that Weezer has put out over the past ten years, and an album for true fans, and people who have no care to break down what Rivers Coumo is trying to say, but simply enjoy the songs and take it for what it is: A heavier album by a light rock band caught in the middle of a genre that grew out of the people with out the balls for metal, or the bad hygeine and liberal seattle agenda for grunge.
The album is filled with playful songs with catchy hooks. It was a perferct album for a young boy who makes immature jokes, finds old people scary, and has no idea about girls, that is if he isn't already utterly scared by them. Being that I bought this ablum in 8th grade, it was the perfect album for me.
If you are looking for one of the most slept on albums of the 1990s. It's Great. Critics hated this album, and radio wouldn't play it, they were busy playing The Macerena by Los Del Rio and Love Fool by the Cardigans.
If you have ever like a weezer song, you will love this album.
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