Chocolate and Cheese by Ween

Pros: The songwriting, the eccentricness

Cons: ...not for boring people without a funny bone

The Bottom Line: Songs that are diverse, wild and creative ... not to mention with catchy melodies ... What's there not to like about Ween?

Review: (Disclaimer: Those looking for a brief description of the album will find what their looking for in the "Album Overview" section. The section titled "Detailed Track Discussion" is meant only for those who want to read detailed descriptions of ...

Pros: unique, cohesive, eccentric

Cons: none

Review: With Chocolate and Cheese Ween started to seep into the world of music. Their previous efforts had been overlooked, with the bizarre exception of the short-lived "Push the Little Daisies" frenzy. At that point, though, Ween looked like a hit...

Pros: great music, hilarious lyrics

Cons: not for religious types

Review: I bought this album about 7 years ago and it is still one of my favorite and most listened to albums. Ween is the creation of brothers Dean and Gene Ween. These guys are two of the funniest and most creative artists that you will ever hear. Their...

Pros: Terrific songwriting that crosses many genres.

Cons: A little goofy and pointless at times.

The Bottom Line: A terrific album by guys who don't get the credit they deserve.

Review: I had this friend. She made me what is commonly called a “mix tape”. For those of you who don’t know what a “mix tape” then you haven’t seen the John Cusack film, HIGH FIDELITY-and you’re lucky. A “mix tape” is basically when you take a mixture of songs...

Pros: 16 songs of pure Ween!

Cons: Jumps around a bit

Review: I'm back for another Ween review....What can I say, I really dig this band! "Chocolate and Cheese" is definitely a transitional point for Ween. It is much more pop oriented then their previous albums, while still maintaining their experimental...

Pros: Clearly talented musicians, unusual style, and strange in a good way

Cons: Lyrics and cd cover will make people wonder

Review: Their names sound like something out of a Doctor Seuss book, but make no mistake about it: Ween's music is not just kid's stuff. In fact, due to the explicit lyrics and the scantily clad female figure on the album cover (I was offended to the very...

Pros: Musically complex

Cons: Not as much "fun"

Review: This is Ween's transition album. Here, they start to become a lot more mainstream, leaning toward pop-styles of music. Such titles as "Take Me Away" and "A Tear for Eddie" show this pop-like characteristic. This has good and bad...

Pros: I nice mix of music, not too strange. Really shows off Gener's vocal abilities.

Cons: Maybe alittle off-beat for the closed minded music fan.

Review: I very good, yet interesting album. A mix of slow, fast, and very odd rock. Movements go from "Take Me Away," a very Doors-ish tune, to "Spinal Meningitis (Got Me Down)" a very odd, morbid ditty about, well, read the title! they move on to "Freedom Of ...