Weezer (Blue) by Weezer

Pros: catchy 90s alternative rock

Cons: none

The Bottom Line: Get it - its a classic

Review: I love Weezer. This CD is from 1994, I think I started listening to it in around 2000 and I ve loved it ever since. I suppose Weezer is considered an alternative rock band. This album is their debut album and is without a doubt their most popular...

Pros: A fantastic debut album that somehow gets better with every listen

Cons: If only it was longer!

The Bottom Line: A rocking, sensitive and humourous post-punk classic!

Review: I only truly discovered the genius that is Weezer a few months ago, but already they have had a significant impact on my listening habits, their albums rarely being far from my CD player.

Rivers Cuomo (the band's singer/guitarist) is quite...

Pros: Excellent

Cons: Nothing

Review: The defining album of the post-grunge pop rock '90's. This is the bible of quirkiness and simple power chord rock. Every song here is a masterpiece, from the first beat to the last. The whole band moves effortlessly from song to song. Rivers Cuomo's...

Pros: Great, original sounds

Cons: too short

Review: Witty, spunky, happy, fun, quirky, all-around talented band Weezer has shown us just what it sounds like when you mix punk with gold old American rock n' roll. This album has 10 songs that keep your head nodding and your feet tapping. My personal...

Pros: Everything! One of the best CDs ever!

Cons: Hmmmmm...keeps me from killing stupid drivers!

Review: OK, I have to brag a bit here, but you'll understand in a bit. Over Christmas Break I found Weezer (in CD form) for $7.50!!!!! Since my tape was dead and I had recently acquired a car with a CD player I had to buy it!

Anyway...I first...

Pros: Clever, catchy songwriting, geeky lyrical references, addictive guitar hooks, sing-along melodies

Cons: Short playing time

The Bottom Line: Weezer's Blue Album...not just for geeks, losers, and eggheads anymore. An enjoyable fusion of pop, punk, and alternative that most anyone can enjoy.

Review: In the rock and roll archives, there are rare albums that are released to the public that contain an equal amount of catchy, fun songwriting and depth and substance that make such precious records listenable for an entire lifetime. They combine the...

Pros: Great party album, it's a light in the days of dark rock. Better than Prozac.

Cons: Go ahead and shoot me, but "Undone" is way overrated.

The Bottom Line: Those who are just getting into Weezer, don't miss the Blue Album.

Review: Weezer is at least partly responsible for bailing me out of a great depression. It was 1995, summer was closing down, we were only months away from a big move, I had graduated high school 14 months prior and had still not found a job, and it...

Pros: Catchy melodies, originality in both lyrics and sound, powerful vocals.

Cons: The length...I want more Weezer!

The Bottom Line: A must have for any music lover. The musically brilliant, emotional, and genre-defining Weezer rocks hard.

Review: I?d like to start out with a comment that when Weezer started cranking out their music, I was there. However, in 1994, I was only 12 or so and I liked the soundtrack to the Little Mermaid more than anything else. So that?s not quite an option...

Pros: more whining trendy teenie-bopper-i'm-a-rocker fodder

Cons: i can't understand what he's saying

The Bottom Line: Why isn't there a masturbating furoiusly option under "Great to Listen to When..."? Fortunately for everyone, the lead singer sounds like a chick, thus adding to the illusion.

Review: I am slightly embarrassed by the immediate success of this album. As a self-affirmed rocker myself, I simply do not understand how this album could be doing well at all. I guess it's a matter of love it or hate it, but I prefer not to buy into that...

Pros: How Weezer was meant to sound: simple, not too poppy

Cons: Somewhat repetitive

The Bottom Line: Hear the real Weezer! Classic stuff from a simpler day.

Review: For those of you who think that Weezer is your favorite band just because you hear "Beverly Hills" three times a day on the radio, this review's for you.

Yes, take a trip back into the past, to a decade called the 90's. And we see a Weezer...