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I don't love Weezer. Beverly Hills, along with many of their other songs, are catchy and you like them for maybe the first twenty-thousand times of hearing them. After that you get sick and tired of the song and the band eventually gets old. It's quite a routine that tends to happen [to most] with such mainstream bands as Weezer. Just a thought.
 
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philN said:
Believe me, their music gets old. I was tired of Maladroit instantly.

Pinkerton is definitely Weezer at the top of their game. Make Believe was somewhat redeeming, but they will never reach the genius of Pinkerton again.

:thumbsup: I don't get tired of Pinkerton. But the Blue Album, Green Album, & Maladroit only work for me in small doses.
 
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