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| Weezer News and Hot Rumors |
10 Mar 2010 at 1:39pm
With Bear In Heaven and Freelance Whales, 8 p.m. Tuesday, March 16, at Mango's, 403 Westheimer, 713-522-8903 or www.mangoscafehouston.com . Have the students become the teachers? Cymbals Eat Guitars, originally a Weezer cover band in their native Staten Island, have dramatically shifted their stride since relocating to Brooklyn, where they were ...
3 Mar 2010 at 9:46pm
Weezer has reminded fans to get in on their Indaba contest to remix their song, "Love Is the Answer," from their latest album, Raditude .
27 Feb 2010 at 7:56pm
WEEZER Proving that their hearts are as big as the rock they play, Weezer has joined forces with TargetCancer.
24 Feb 2010 at 11:02am
If you've totally given up on the idea of Weezer ever putting out an album you'll like again, at least you can wallow in nostalgia, with a Pinkerton deluxe version in the works.
19 Feb 2010 at 6:54pm
When it came time for post-hardcore act The Used to record its latest CD, 'Artwork,' the quartet sought inspiration from alternative act Weezer.
15 Feb 2010 at 6:22pm
An official website has been launched for the new, 25th anniversary edition of "We Are The World" at world25.org . The song will be unveiled tomorrow night during the Winter Olympics opening ceremonies on NBC .
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Weezer Poster Review
by
Rock
and The King
| "Weezer has been around since 1992, but they haven't
been an A-list band long enough to have created a big
portfolio of rock posters. A posse costs big money and
a rock poster portfolio takes time to pay off. Nonetheless,
Weezer is producing some excellent artwork. The band's
cover art has typically featured the group standing
or walking together - nothing exciting there. However,
the photo collage of Weezer playing live makes an excellent
poster. Those that prefer the ironic sensibilities of
Rivers Cuomo will insist upon the cartoon poster of
superheros relaxing at home." |
| "Rock"
at Rock Poster Review |
"I'll admit that I didn't give Weezer much
consideration before the realease of their fifth CD
Make Believe was released in 2005. Yes, I dug the
smooth, satiric rant of Beverly Hills, but the other
tracks on Make Believe really caught my attention.
If there is such a genre, Weezer crossed into mainstream
alternative rock or what I like to call Alt Pop. With
this music evolution, Weezer posters are refreshing.
Like their leader, Rivers Cuomo, their artwork doesn't
take themselves or their music too seriously. After
all, who else would risk missing the receipt of a
Grammy award just because of school the next morning?
As a side note to rock poster collectors, if Rivers
leaves the band following his upcoming graduation
from Harvard, it would mark the end of Weezer." |
| "The
King" at Rock Poster Review |
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