Hashpipe WEEZER "Green Album" Original 2001 US Colored Vinyl Indy Rock Geffen LP
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Weezer "[Weezer] The Green Album" - Geffen Records 069493045-1 (2001) (US) ...This auction is for an original issue U.S. Record on colored (Green) vinyl.
Nowhere does producer Ric Ocasek define his trademark refined power pop style more than with Weezer.
Track listings and information below...
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Detailed item info:
Album Features UPC: 606949304515 Artist: Weezer Format: LPRelease Year: 2001 Record Label: Geffen Genre: Alternative, Rock & Pop
Track Listing
(Side One)
1. Don't Let Go
2. Photograph
3. Hash Pipe
4. Island in the Sun
5. Crab
(Side Two)
1. Knock-Down Drag-Out
2. Smile
3. Simple Pages
4. Glorious Day
5. O Girlfriend
Details Producer: Ric Ocasek Distributor: Universal Distribution Recording Type: Studio Recording Mode: Stereo
Album Notes
Weezer: Rivers Cuomo, Brian Bell (vocals, guitar); Mikey Welsh (electric bass); Patrick Wilson (drums).
Audio Mixer: Tom Lord-Alge.
Recording information: Cello Studios, Los Angeles, CA (12/2000).
Unknown Contributor Role: Bobby Schneck.
In 1994 Weezer burst onto the music scene, reaching platinum status with their debut, and in the process proving that there was still room in an airbrushed MTV world for unrepentant power pop played by decidedly non-airbrushed guys. Following a brief sojourn into semi-deconstructionism, 1997's PINKERTON, the four men who make up Weezer serve up a third offering, WEEZER 2001, returning to the sound and producer of their successful debut.Nowhere does producer Ric Ocasek define his trademark refined power pop style more than with Weezer. Unlike the immediate, obvious pop hooks of the string of singles on the first album, though, the songs on WEEZER 2001 may take a few listens to settle in. However, once the subtle-yet-undeniable refrains of such tracks as "Crab," "Don't Let Go," and first single "Hash Pipe" make their way into your skull, they're there to stay, as furious, fuzzy, layered guitars compliment Rivers Cuomo's raw, vulnerable vocals. While this disc clocks in at less than a half-hour long, it packs more hooky wallop than many double live albums.
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