Podcasts about weezer's blue album

We’re tackling an ICONIC album this week so we needed to bring in an ICONIC guest. Ladies and gentlemen, comedian and podcaster Jon Gabrus is here to discuss Weezer’s self-titled debut, commonly referred to as The Blue Album! This week: Tales of illness and trauma from Young Gabrus’s Weezer memories! Being a child with a subscription to a magazine! And Encarta vs. Wikipedia! All this and so much MORE! Don't want to end the fun? Check out our Spotify playlists for more music choices from Ramsey and Heather. Wanna get a shout-out on a future episode? Give us a rating on iTunes! It helps us, and it helps you feel good about yourself!

In this week's episode is a battle of albums...Weezer albums!!! The boys chat about the bands first two records "The Blue Album" and "Pinkerton." They do a track by track review of each and then make their pick as to which one they like better. The boys also suggest which wine is good to drink along with the records as well! They also discuss the Top Ten Weird Al songs from the 1990s.  Which Weezer album do you think is better? Check Out this Record is also available on Redline Radio LLC out of Cleveland every Friday from 11 - 12 pm.  If you want us to review an album let us know! Join our facebook group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/285306009517804/ Instagram: @checkoutthisrecord Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCkdRbGfkOFg5V58uFx8qoUg/videos Twitter: @checkrecord

This is a special one for us as we get to talk to founding Weezer guitarist Jason Cropper. He's been busy writing and recording a slew of new music and was kind enough to debut 2 brand-new songs right here on our podcast! He also offers insight into his creative process, his collaborators and his biggest musical influences. Oh, and we talk a little Weez' as well, of course! For more of that, be sure to subscribe to our BLUE ALBUM BATTLE podcast (http://bluealbumbattle.buzzsprout.com/) because next Friday, Jason will be joining us there to do a track-by-track breakdown of Weezer's Blue Album. You won't wanna miss it!E-mail:WezTalkinWeez@gmail.comInstagram:@WezTalkinWeez / @jcropp123Twitter:@WezTalkinWeezMyspace:TBD

This week the DevPlebs talk about: Popping this pop! Getting demonetized! Weezer's Blue Album! Grammy award winning artist Weird Al Yancovic! The movie UHF! The movie BASEketball! How people who like Weird Al's original songs vs his parodies are superior human beings! Meteor.js! Our (probably) one millionth stream! Avril Lavigne! Lyme disease! Getting canceled and bringing our podcast back for due to audience demand! The terrible comeback seasons of Arrested Development! Bringing your dogs and kids and cats into your meetings! Becoming Tik Tok famous! Phil's insistence on using inside jokes! The Joe Rogan podcast! Reminding Phil what the show Fear Factor was! A new podcast where we review every individual episode of the Big Bang Theory! How problematic How I Met Your Mother is! Our continued downspiral in quality! Being naked from the waist down during meetings!

The guys are joined by repeat revisitor and lil' bro Dave Montgomery to discuss the Blue Album by Weezer which was released 25 years ago on May 10th, 1994. Plenty of discussion about Buddy Holly, Matt Sharp, nerd rock, Ric Ocasek, and the worst intro (but also best intro) we've ever produced.

Well folks, in the immortal words of someone who kinda knows the lyrics to "Sgt. Pepper" - it was 25 years ago today! That's right, this day marks the silver anniversary of Weezer's Blue Album and Chris + Chris are ready to celebrate! Fun discussions and CONTROVERSIAL opinions abound in this 3+ hour breakdown of one of the best albums...ever. The boys also manage to eliminate one song each with their Black Album selections and perhaps even more impressively, narrow their favorites down to just 3 "heart" songs.Karl Koch on the making of Blue: https://www.weezerpedia.com/wiki/The_Story_of_Making_the_Blue_AlbumE-mail:WezTalkinWeez@gmail.comInstagram:@WezTalkinWeezTwitter:@WezTalkinWeezMyspace:TBDMusic ℗ 1994 Weezer under exclusive license to Geffen Records

Matt Heart Spade & Jinners chat about Sebadoh finally releasing a new album, their first in 6 years, called Act Surprised and the new single "Celebrate the Void." They also talk about odd touring partners Smashing Pumpkins & Noel Gallagher -- and wonder, do people even like Billy Corgan anymore? Couldn't help but also talk about their faves performing in interesting new ways: Morrissey on Broadway and Bjork at The Shed. Had a moment of memorial for the passing of Keith Flint from Prodigy and Luke Perry of 90210. Matt reminisces about his meet & greet experience with Garbage. In their Repeat/Skip segment, they discuss what they wouild repeat and skip on the Yeah Yeah Yeahs' Fever To Tell and Weezer's Blue Album. Back in the day, Matt and Jinners used to put together showcases for their blogs, and each share a show memory. Then finally they talk about the new music festival in NYC called New Colossus and look back to their days at SXSW. Find out who they gave kudos to!Special thanks to Ryan Mulkey, our technical director who also wrote our theme song and drew our cover art!

In this B-Side of groupies, we dig into how musicians evolve their sound. After we produced our A-Side on Weezer's Blue Album, we started to take a look at the way they've changed their sound over the years. With that, we dug into how exactly artists change things up (for the worse or the better). --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/groupies/support

In the brand new format switchup of our A-Sides and B-sides, we dig into our first classic album on the podcast. That album? None other than the 1994 debut for nerd/pop/punk rock legends, Weezer. The Blue Album, rated as 10/10 on Pitchfork and other music reviewers, is a legendary 10 track album debuted by Rivers Cuomo and his group of rockers. We dig into what makes the album so good, talk about the history of the album, and tons more. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/groupies/support

The Blue Album is clearly Weezer's most popular album, but big fans of the band will often times say Pinkterton is their best effort. On this month's (it's going to be monthly) Crowd vs. Cred, Spike and Billboard's Andrew Unterberger talk about the albums. 

Hell yeah! Today in the studio for our first mini-episode Brandon Ream (The Nostalgic Front), John Bilancini, and Amy Bilancini talked to Josh Gondelman about two of his favorite albums from 1994, Weezer's Blue Album and Notorious B.I.G.'s Ready to Die. Check out Josh's album, "Physical Whisper" and watch Last Week Tonight! Also subscribe to 1994 and The Nostalgic Front, and rate them!

For several generations of rock fans, Weezer's "Blue Album" and its follow-up, "Pinkerton", are foundational albums of adolescence. What is it about Rivers Cuomo's socially awkward anthems that connects with so many misfits? In the wake of a new Weezer album, "Pacific Daydream", Steve called up Vulture movie critic Emily Yoshida to discuss their mutual Weezer phases, and they wound up delving deep into the band's catalogue as well as the intensely emotional highs and lows of teenagerdom. Other topics include: the sorta-Weezer tribute band Ozma, the embarrassing video for "Beverly Hills," and the best Weezer songs to sing at karaoke. This episode, like that bottle of Steven's, is guaranteed to awaken ancient feelings. Support from: ZipRecruiter

This week Nick talks about the impact that Weezer's Blue album had on him, Allie talks about Lush cosmetics and how it's weaved it's way into some significant parts of her life, plus we talk hating music award shows, finding out about celeb deaths on Instagram, and Allie's experience filming an episode of ABC's "Nashville" 

In this episode we discuss the ups and down of Record Store Day and we talk about Weezer's EPIC Blue Album at length... and then some.