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demonrail666 08.06.2008 04:50 PM

I'm just listening to 'Pink Triangle' on Youtube.

So you're telling me it sounds "nothing" like Buddy Holly? Like at all?

HaydenAsche 08.06.2008 04:52 PM

I wouldn't say Pink Triangle sounds much like Buddy Holly. Maybe the fact that it's a very Weezer sounding song might make one think of Buddy Holly.

acousticrock87 08.06.2008 05:02 PM

Obviously everything they do isn't the same song, but their style is pretty fuckin' consistent for the most part. I like them, but how you feel about Buddy Holly will pretty much determine how you feel about the band.

Rob Instigator 08.06.2008 05:03 PM

when I was 12, haydensache, I got abbey road and sgt peppers from a british lady that was my mom's boss and she gave me her original mono versions
I would listen to that shit endlessly
for a metalheadbanger kid it was eye opening.
when I got the white album I first heard a band and an album that was ALL OVER THE PLACE musically and it tickled my ears something else.

it was fucking amazing.

HaydenAsche 08.06.2008 05:04 PM

Very good summary, acousticrock. Some of their shit is drastically different, though. 'El Scorcho' and 'Across the Sea' come to mind. Even if everything sounds the same, it sounds pretty damn good.

HaydenAsche 08.06.2008 05:06 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Rob Instigator
when I was 12, haydensache, I got abbey road and sgt peppers from a british lady that was my mom's boss and she gave me her original mono versions
I would listen to that shit endlessly
for a metalheadbanger kid it was eye opening.
when I got the white album I first heard a band and an album that was ALL OVER THE PLACE musically and it tickled my ears something else.

it was fucking amazing.


I feel you. My friends mom turned me on to the Beatles when I was like 10. I was listening to Converge, Dillinger Escape Plan, Thursday, and other shit like that but I always had all the Beatles records ready to pop on at the right moment.

Beatles kill.

What does this have to do with Weezer, though? Is it just irrelevant? If so, sweet.

acousticrock87 08.06.2008 05:10 PM

Oh shit. I remember Dillinger and Thursday. Those were dark days.

Derek 08.06.2008 05:10 PM

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Originally Posted by atsonicpark
Haha yes it is. "Say It Ain't So", "Surf Wax America", "Only in Dreams", "Pink Triangle", "El Scorcho", etc...none of those sound anything like "Buddy Holly"! I wouldn't say it's a radical departure, I mean they all are just power pop songs, but they have a lot of varied stuff on those albums. Now when you get to the green album, that's when all the songs sound identical.

Weezer's first two albums are great.

Totally man. Pinkerton is classic!

HaydenAsche 08.06.2008 05:14 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by acousticrock87
Oh shit. I remember Dillinger and Thursday. Those were dark days.


I was so into that shit. Geoff's words were like my bible. I still dig on some of the early Thursday shit.

Understanding In A Car Crash is an awesome song.

MellySingsDoom 08.06.2008 05:19 PM

Hayden Asche - I saw Converge in London a few weeks ago. They fucking killed, man. Still one of my fave live acts doing the rounds.

acousticrock87 08.06.2008 05:22 PM

I can't say I dislike Thursday now, I mean it wasn't that long ago that I liked them, but I just can't listen to them anymore. It reminds me of other terrible music I listened to just 4 or 5 years ago.

gualbert 08.06.2008 05:25 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Rob Instigator
when I was 12, haydensache, I got abbey road and sgt peppers from a british lady that was my mom's boss and she gave me her original mono versions
I would listen to that shit endlessly
for a metalheadbanger kid it was eye opening.
when I got the white album I first heard a band and an album that was ALL OVER THE PLACE musically and it tickled my ears something else.

it was fucking amazing.


Weird.
Lately , I've been thinking of the Beatles as a band that has to be discovered when you're 5 to 10. Mainly because of the lyrics ( she loves you , love me do , I want to hold your hand ... lovely to love your loving! ).
The music is also so childish and naive.

HaydenAsche 08.06.2008 05:33 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by MellySingsDoom
Hayden Asche - I saw Converge in London a few weeks ago. They fucking killed, man. Still one of my fave live acts doing the rounds.


Yeah, man! Converge is still the shit. One of the most unique acts around.

acousticrock87 08.06.2008 05:38 PM

I told you about the walrus and me, man
You know that we're as close as can be, man.
Well here's another clue for you all,
The walrus was Paul.
Standing on the cast iron shore, yeah,
Lady Madonna trying to make ends meet, yeah.
Looking through a glass onion.

Cantankerous 08.06.2008 05:45 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by acousticrock87
I told you about the walrus and me, man
You know that we're as close as can be, man.
Well here's another clue for you all,
The walrus was Paul.
Standing on the cast iron shore, yeah,
Lady Madonna trying to make ends meet, yeah.
Looking through a glass onion.

i told you bout strawberry fields
the place you know where nothing is real....

MellySingsDoom 08.06.2008 05:48 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by HaydenAsche
Yeah, man! Converge is still the shit. One of the most unique acts around.


Their version of "Homewrecker" made the Underworld erupt. I haven't been so fucking buzzed after seeing a gig in ages.

Everyneurotic 08.06.2008 07:23 PM

when i saw converge, they made 45 minutes seem like 15.

Rob Instigator 08.07.2008 08:40 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by gualbert
Weird.
Lately , I've been thinking of the Beatles as a band that has to be discovered when you're 5 to 10. Mainly because of the lyrics ( she loves you , love me do , I want to hold your hand ... lovely to love your loving! ).
The music is also so childish and naive.



abbey road, sgt peppers, and the white album and magical mystery tour are nothing like the bubblegum rock they played for the first 3-4 years.
I don;t really listen to the early records.

Rob Instigator 08.07.2008 08:40 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by gualbert
Weird.
Lately , I've been thinking of the Beatles as a band that has to be discovered when you're 5 to 10. Mainly because of the lyrics ( she loves you , love me do , I want to hold your hand ... lovely to love your loving! ).
The music is also so childish and naive.



abbey road, sgt peppers, and the white album and magical mystery tour are nothing like the bubblegum rock they played for the first 3-4 years.
I don;t really listen to the early records.

Toilet & Bowels 08.07.2008 12:29 PM

i didn't get into the beatles until i was about 21 or 22


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