Weezer (White Album)
by Weezer

Aging like a fine wine. I hold a lot of cherished memories from the time this album was released so I'm a little biased, but I really think this rivals Blue and Pinkerton. The songwriting is so driven, focused, and to the point where you can tell Rivers had a point to prove, and that gives the album sublime focus and flow; moving from point to point in a flash with none of the extravagant, left turn frills that Weezer had been providing in the years up until their prior outing.

Joyous, positive, and filled to the brim with good vibrations; I cannot speak enough about how much I ADORE this record. (Edited)

From LebowskiRams 12/28/2020 07:15 | #263339

This has aged very well. In my opinion, this will go down as another classic from Weezer (Edited)

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Weezer's White Album might very well be their best one ever, at least since Blue. It expertly anchors its sound and lyrics in days far gone, while still sounding inherently modern and polished. The lyrics centre around life in L.A., making all songs fit nicely within one and the same continuity. I love every single song on the album and there isn't any single song that is bad or forgettable.
This is the ultimate feel-good summer album, with plenty of high tempo rock songs to keep the listener entertained. It's consistent, filled with energy, happiness and nostalgia. White was one of the first albums I listened to when I started listening to alternative rock and it's still one of the overall best albums to be released within the genre. It's nothing deep or groundbreaking within the rock genre, but it's inherently catchy. (Edited)

From LebowskiRams 01/17/2019 19:42 | #229873

Soooo damn good. It only gets better with age, a truly underrated gem

From Keatownrodriguez 10/23/2018 15:56 | #223102 | TOP COMMENT Vote up your preferred comments and the comments with the most votes will be flagged.

The thing I don't get about this album, is how it took so long for me to come around to it, I didn't realize how freaking great it was until my 4th or 5th listen. For some reason the songs just weren't memorable for me, but now I sing the songs at the top of my lungs every time I listen

From thirstyDog 01/25/2018 19:05 | #206501

The more mature and competent sequel to the Red Album. Best songs: Thank God For Girls, L.A. Girlz

Takes a couple listens, but they pulled this one off pretty nicely, although I really can't imagine myself listening to this any time of the year other than summer. (Edited)

From Antonio-Pedro 05/04/2017 17:12 | #190282

Rivers surely came back to fit, fantastic record, might put it next to pinkerton for me, with every listen it gets better and better.

From TheHolyKiwi 04/06/2017 07:35 | #188763 | TOP COMMENT Vote up your preferred comments and the comments with the most votes will be flagged.

Great shit by Weezer, their best hands down since Pinkerton. (Edited)

From Daydreamer 02/11/2017 11:41 | #185277 | TOP COMMENT Vote up your preferred comments and the comments with the most votes will be flagged.

The most pleasantly surprising record of the year. Never have I expected these guys to produce an album so sweet and full of great powerful choruses. They may be older now but boy do they feel young and fresh. So much fun in this album. (Edited)