So It Ain't So - Weezer

[GEO]

AN Awesome OLDIE

[gabossie]

Very true, awesome song... that is assuming you're talking about "Say it Ain't So" :pface

Weezer is just an awesome band all around, and the Blue album rocks.

[GEO]

yeh, my fault, I ment " Say"

[Mr1der]

So it ain't So is a great song...

[GEO]

lol

[Jesda]

Buddy Holly and Island In The Sun are among my favorites. Island In The Sun was used as the bumper music for my radio show.

-Jesda

[GEO]

Yeh Buddy Holly Is one of my ALL time FAV, especially the guaiter riff enar the end..

[I Need $$$]

Yup Awesome song

[dr!ft]

I'd have to say that my fav Weezer song is toss-up between "Only in Dreams", "Why Bother?" (gotta love the guitar in this one), and "Don't Let Go". But all the one's previously mentioned rock just as much...

[GEO]

HASH PIPE ..

[I Need $$$]

Undone you know that sweater song

[Jesda]

Man, the video for Hash Pipe was kickass, with the sumo wrestlers!

[vicki]

Not a fan of Weezer, really. But then again, I'm not a huge fan of the punk/heavy rock genre.

[Mr1der]

BOOOO

they really hate playing Buddy Holly live apparently...

such an amusing song though...

I really like Undone personally... I need to pull that album out again.

[hudy]

I like the Weezer. I like the video with the muppets. I cant remeber what song it is though.

[GEO]

Vicki likes that Shhiiiitt we like to call rap / r&b / hip-hop. THats the crap thast ruining our youth

[vicki]

How nice of you to assume when you know absolutely nothing.

I listen to pretty much everything but I am partial to jazz and classical. I like more mellow classic rock like Floyd, Zep, Hendrix, SRV, the Doors, etc etc.

As far as R&B and rap is concerned, I love a lot of the older stuff. The mid 90s was best for that genre. There is nothing wrong with getting it down to Boyz II Men and Keith Sweat.

[PGBrian]

the whole Blue Album is great.

[GEO]

Ya know, I don't mind 2PAC and DMX sometimes.. lol

[stray]

Pinkerton is a really underappreciated album.

And "El scorcho" is a great song too.

[Mr1der]

How nice of you to assume when you know absolutely nothing.

I listen to pretty much everything but I am partial to jazz and classical. I like more mellow classic rock like Floyd, Zep, Hendrix, SRV, the Doors, etc etc.

As far as R&B and rap is concerned, I love a lot of the older stuff. The mid 90s was best for that genre. There is nothing wrong with getting it down to Boyz II Men and Keith Sweat.

I gotta disagree, I feel the 80's was the best for Rap, or early 90's. I don't much care for Gangsta...I prefer rapping about white castle and what Santa brought you in Hollis...you got a nice broad taste though...

for a broad anyway:D

[dr!ft]

I like the Weezer. I like the video with the muppets. I cant remeber what song it is though.

"Keep Fishing"... not too shabby of a song.

[capbyrd]

Pinkerton is a really underappreciated album.

And "El scorcho" is a great song too.

i wholeheartedly agree with you. and they used to not play that album at all live. but i went to see them a couple years back in nashville and they played pink triangle. so great

[vicki]

I gotta disagree, I feel the 80's was the best for Rap, or early 90's. I don't much care for Gangsta...I prefer rapping about white castle and what Santa brought you in Hollis...you got a nice broad taste though...

for a broad anyway:D

I'm a huge fan of Pac, Big, Nas. This was before rap was all about "money, cash, hoes".

I have broad and impecable music taste for anyone my age. All I hear around here is DMB, Matchbox20, and all that other crap. (Don't get me wrong, some of their songs are good, but it shys greatly in comparison to real rock)

[Jesda]

[unrelated] R&B is making a slow comeback. It went into hardcore suck-territory thanks to Usher's new album and some of the other crap that keeps me from listening to the radio. I thought the great american soul ballad was dead... but Alicia Keys saved it. Boyz II Men is making a comeback too.

There's something to be said for incredible voices, perfectly flowing lyrics, and good natural instrumentation. I think the same virtues could apply to good rock.

-Jesda

[Rex]

You did not just say Alisha Keys "saved" the great american soul ballad, no, please say you didn't.

[nuQ]

saw weezer at the camden (nj) tweeter center a couple years ago,,,,they f---in rocked!!!!! awesome!

[PGBrian]

what have they been up to lately?last thing i heard of theirs was maladroit.

[dr!ft]

Actually, today marks their 24th day (I think it's 24) of their Summer recording session. They're working on their fifth album, which they already have 12 songs laid out for it. Now, they are doing the vocal overlays and stuff like that. You can read more over on weezer.com...

[Mr1der]

I'm a huge fan of Pac, Big, Nas. This was before rap was all about "money, cash, hoes".

whatcho talkin' bout? It was like that before, just not as lamely graphic with the way they go about it. Much better listening to Biz Markie rap about money and women the P Diddy.

Also, it seems the Beastie Boys have finally grown up:( (the new albums does kick *** though, New York is a great track)

but what would I know? I've got two Dangerous Toys albums and Poison's greatest hits.

I DO know that Forever by the Dropkick Murphys is a whoopass song however.