Pinkerton

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Weezer – Pinkerton (2013, 180g, Gatefold, Vinyl) - Discogs

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Weezer – Pinkerton (Vinyl) - Discogs

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By 2008, Cuomo had reconsidered the album, saying: " Pinkerton 's great. It's super-deep, brave, and authentic. Listening to it, I can tell that I was really going for it when I wrote and recorded a lot of those songs." [96] In 2010, Bell told The Aquarian Weekly: " Pinkerton has definitely taken on a life of its own and became more successful and more accepted … As an artist, you just have to do what you believe in at the time, whether it’s accepted or not. You just have to keep going with it." [97] It's a hideous record... It was such a hugely painful mistake that happened in front of hundreds of thousands of people and continues to happen on a grander and grander scale and just won't go away. It's like getting really drunk at a party and spilling your guts in front of everyone and feeling incredibly great and cathartic about it, and then waking up the next morning and realizing what a complete fool you made of yourself. [86]