It’s 10/27. Here’s hoping for better track titles. Better tracks, too. (UPDATE: First single “(If You’re Wondering If I Want You To) I Want You To” out 8/25.)

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  1. rate  |   Posted on Aug 14th, 2009

    hahaha…weezer sucks.

  2. steve  |   Posted on Aug 14th, 2009

    Apparently, this album is going to be the “yellow album”, and the first single is titled “(If you’re wondering if I want you to) I want you to”. It comes out August 25th. With that being the title of the first single, things really don’t seem that promising.

  3. Yikes. Just yikes.

  4. Fact: What Weezer became post-pinkerton is what Kurt Cobain feared for Nirvana, and the mere thought of this ultimately lead him to suicide.

  5. rimesparse  |   Posted on Aug 14th, 2009

    I love SOME Weezer, but it should surprise no one that their career has taken this direction. Right from the beginning, Rivers gave every indication that it would: “My favorite rock group, Kiss…” – “In the Garage”

  6. Maladroit is a good album, goddamit.

  7. Hoping for anything out of these guys now is masochism, not optimism.

  8. Nick  |   Posted on Aug 16th, 2009

    Weezer’s one of those bands that gets this insanely generous free pass from fans who breast fed to Blue & Pink. Part of that free pass is the bashing that goes to songs like these – while it might seem rough, the level of complaining is way, way more restrained than if it were some no name band. And I think it’s because we all desperately hope that somewhere, somehow, Weezer will shine again.

    But they won’t. I remember hearing how proud Cuomo was that he had dissected every Green Day & Nirvana song in some sort of notebook, complete with chord progressions and song structures. And I swear, from Green on, Cuomo’s songs sound like they were written by a guy who dissects songs.

    Speaking of free passes, Stereogum seems to LOVE weezer, for some god knows why reason.

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