Weezer - Deluxe Edition | 
 enlarge | Artist: Weezer
Label: Geffen Records
Category: Music
List Price: $29.98
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Rating:  54 reviews
Sales Rank: 4797
Format: Extra Tracks, Original Recording Remastered
Media: Audio CD
Discs: 2
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.4
Dimensions (in): 5.5 x 5.1 x 0.7
MPN: 000213902
UPC: 602498619070
EAN: 0602498619070
ASIN: B0001JXQEM
Publication Date: 2004
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| Tracks:
Disc 1
| • | My Name Is Jonas | | • | No One Else | | • | The World Has Turned and Left Me Here | | • | Buddy Holly | | • | Undone-The Sweater Song | | • | Surf Wax America | | • | Say It Ain't So | | • | In the Garage | | • | Holiday | | • | Only in Dreams |
Disc 2
| • | Mykel and Carli | | • | Susanne | | • | My Evaline | | • | Jamie | | • | My Name Is Jonas | | • | Surf Wax America | | • | Jamie | | • | No One Else | | • | Undone-The Sweater Song | | • | Paperface | | • | Only in Dreams | | • | Lullabye for Wayne | | • | I Swear It's True | | • | Say It Ain't So |
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Amazon.com
Weezer was one of the unlikeliest success stories of the post-Nirvana alt. rock boom, a band whose initial multi-platinum success (spawning the successful singles "Buddy Holly," "Undone," and "Say It Ain't So" and high-profile videos by Spike Jonze in its wake) was arguably its most ironic aspect. Indeed, the band's geek-appeal was refreshingly organic, a charm that came sharply into focus on leader Rivers Cuomo's painfully sincere, slice-of-loser-life songs and the energetic, pop-grunge confections the band concocted around them. This deluxe, double-disc edition of one of the '90s key rock albums treats the original collection's 10 tracks to a new, 24-bit digital remastering, as well as insightful liner notes and the reproductions of the songs original, often scrawled lyric sheets. But it's the second disc that will hold the greatest appeal to Weezer fans, gathering 14 tracks that encompass import b-sides and outtakes that include winsome, affectionate odes ("Mykel and Carli," "Suzanne," "Jamie") aimed at everyone from the band's friends to its label personnel and lawyer. Other highlights include the oddball barbershop quartet exercise "My Evaline," several live and acoustic cuts from the album's tour as well a handful of insightful, previously unreleased home and studio demos. --Jerry McCulley
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| Customer Reviews: Read 49 more reviews...
 Greatest Rock Pop Album of This Generation May 30, 2008
Sean Zeidler
If you read my title, then you will know I have nothing left to say.
Buy this masterpiece now.
Poppy & Universal and Forever Geeky April 27, 2008
Maggie Mae (Memphis, Tennessee)
3 out of 3 found this review helpful
Weezer released this debut album (later referred to as the Blue Album) and indie/alternative rock fans fell in love. The songs were ever-so catchy, but had hooky riffs and a simplicity, along with goofy lyrics molded into each song, making them clever and moving. Lyrics like -- I want a girl who will laugh for no one else, when I'm away she puts her makeup on the shelf, when I'm away she never leaves the house -- show how geeky love inspired singer River Cuomo feels in his insecure self-doubted way through-out the whole album.
The dorky charm is what makes this album great. It's poppy and universal, but in it's own un-hip cool alternative way. They became one of the biggest alternative bands of the '90's. The song "Buddy Holly" is not only catchy but interesting and entertaining. You can't help but sing along to the chorus. The video even makes a rendition of a Happy Days set-black & white and forever geeky.
 NERD ROCK March 19, 2008
William Winch (Rochester, NY United States)
3 out of 4 found this review helpful
Not sure why this album deserves the Deluxe treatment. It doesn't really offer anything that we haven't heard before. Even the lead songwriter had to compile a notebook full of Green Day songs to disect in order to try to write hit songs. "Buddy Holly" is good because it sounds like a left-over from DOOKIE, even though Rivers Cuomo can't sing on key. Bands like this took the fun out of rock by attempting to be intellectual with lyrics to mask the fact that they couldn't play their instruments all that well. Songs about unravelling sweaters? Lock it up in the grunge vault and keep it there.
 A Great Edition February 13, 2008
Peter Evenhouse
3 out of 3 found this review helpful
I previously owned the original Blue Album, and it was totally worth the money to upgrade to the Deluxe edition. Everything was great.
The Perfect Album December 30, 2007
GameraRocks (Gillsville, GA USA)
4 out of 4 found this review helpful
What a great way for a band to start, by making one of the greatest albums in Rock history! I can't get tired of "the Blue Album". I listen to it about six times a week and it still isn't old. It is pure genius, there is no other word to describe it. What I love about Weezer is that their sound is their own, you just can't find Rock like this like you can on a Weezer album. Each record always has something new, which really adds to the lifespan of the album. That's why this one has stood the test of time.
I mean, look how many hits are on here! There isn't one bad song to be found. Even the lesser known songs on here are amazing. I truly can't stop listening to the album. Perfection
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