You're welcome, m'lady.

In reply to this comment by alien_concept:
Thank you so much! Where's the love, it's a great song

In reply to this comment by kronosposeidon:
*promote

Thank you so much! Where's the love, it's a great song

In reply to this comment by kronosposeidon:
*promote

>> ^Oblyvious:
Man, Wheatus is amazing!!! I love this son (and the CD for that fact).


Serious? I remember picking up this album hoping it would be a supplementary Weezer-type record (SO STARVED FOR WEEZER IN THE LATE 90's), and being completely disappointed. The album was terrible, the single was catchy as hell.

>> ^chilaxe:
dead


Got taken off due to a copyright claim. I guess it's probably because of the Weezer song they used.
I'll try to find it from another host when I get home.

I'm guessing the implied meme he's thinking of is that kid that does the split screen and is the inspiration for the beginning of Weezer's Pork & Beans video.

Oh, I think you're very wrong about only scripted gags being fail-able. Why would that be the case? I think any time anyone attempts anything and screws up it's a fail. E.g., a skateboarding kid trying an ollie but screws up and decapitates himself with his shoe laces: epic fail.

Here, our dear squeaky friend is attempting to pull off a classical music video but burns the place to hell in 6 separate recording sessions. I wouldn't call that success. Big time fail.

Weezer should really stick to their alternative rock/power pop formula, they can't to this many genres.
Listening to their new stuff just makes me want to listen to Pinkerton again...

I haven't really had much time for new music. I've been listening to Grizzly Bear a lot still, they're on Letterman tonight I think. Battles seems interesting, although I've only really listened to the first 3 songs or so. Other than that, Raymond Scott and my friend's band Quiet Bears (4track folky goodness). Got anything new for me to try?

In reply to this comment by dystopianfuturetoday:
So what are you listening to these days?

In reply to this comment by guessandcheck:
1. Blinker The Star - Nary Aloha
2. Easy All Stars - Lucky (Radiohead cover)
3. M. Ward - Deep Dark Well
4. Minus the Bear - Thanks for the Killer Game of Crisco Twister
5. Weezer - My Name is Jonas
6. MF Doom - I Sell Rhymes Like Dimes
7. Spiritualized - I Think I'm In Love
8. Doves - Crunch
9. Beatles - Old Brown Shoe
10. Michael Haydn - Sanctus et Benedictis

So what are you listening to these days?

In reply to this comment by guessandcheck:
1. Blinker The Star - Nary Aloha
2. Easy All Stars - Lucky (Radiohead cover)
3. M. Ward - Deep Dark Well
4. Minus the Bear - Thanks for the Killer Game of Crisco Twister
5. Weezer - My Name is Jonas
6. MF Doom - I Sell Rhymes Like Dimes
7. Spiritualized - I Think I'm In Love
8. Doves - Crunch
9. Beatles - Old Brown Shoe
10. Michael Haydn - Sanctus et Benedictis

1. Blinker The Star - Nary Aloha
2. Easy All Stars - Lucky (Radiohead cover)
3. M. Ward - Deep Dark Well
4. Minus the Bear - Thanks for the Killer Game of Crisco Twister
5. Weezer - My Name is Jonas
6. MF Doom - I Sell Rhymes Like Dimes
7. Spiritualized - I Think I'm In Love
8. Doves - Crunch
9. Beatles - Old Brown Shoe
10. Michael Haydn - Sanctus et Benedictis

The hardest part about this song is that the chords don't switch very often so you have to hold them for a long time, which can really hurt your fingers. It's a great way to strengthen them up though.

In reply to this comment by Herb1985:
After watching this video, I decided to learn how to play this on guitar, It can't be that hard even for a totally newbie like me?

^ first scene
http://www.videosift.com/video/Weezer-Pork-and-Beans-Count-the-memes

Eric, I don't think that was on the weezer video

*terrible

Sorry, this song just offends. How did Weezer go from awesome to this bullshit. For shame.

Song is "The Good Life" by Weezer.

This video brought back so many memories. Coupled with the usual tone of weezer, this made me almost feel weepy at times. Love it.