biggest sound change between albums

between which two albums did weezer have the biggest change in their sound? I'm going with maladroit and make believe. NOT THAT I'M UPSET WITH THAT CHANGE, im just saying that they sound uber different.

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Permalink Reply by THE NÄRD DOG on February 21, 2011 at 5:07pm

I feel like this is so obvious but blue to Pinkerton.

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Permalink Reply by Jordan on February 21, 2011 at 5:08pm

Yes, I definitely agree with you. I like both albums a lot, but they really do sound different.

The difference between Red and Raditude is also pretty great.

This is a good question.

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Permalink Reply by sarah leeper on February 21, 2011 at 5:11pm

i agree with you man. lol, and are you being sarcastic?

Jordan said:

Yes, I definitely agree with you. I like both albums a lot, but they really do sound different.

The difference between Red and Raditude is also pretty great.

This is a good question.

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Permalink Reply by Jordan on February 21, 2011 at 5:13pm

No. Although, I can honestly say I didn't even think about Blue to Pinkerton.

That was a pretty crazy change, but I would still go with what you said.

And, I really do think that this is a good question.

sarah leeper said:

i agree with you man. lol, and are you being sarcastic?

Jordan said:
Yes, I definitely agree with you. I like both albums a lot, but they really do sound different.

The difference between Red and Raditude is also pretty great.

This is a good question.

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Permalink Reply by AERO on February 21, 2011 at 5:19pm

I would either say Make Believe and Red or Pinkerton and Green.

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Permalink Reply by David J. Stepp (DJS92491) on February 21, 2011 at 5:25pm

Pinkerton and Green because, well, Rivers was trying to make Green the opposite of Pinkerton.

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Permalink Reply by Rikx on February 21, 2011 at 5:27pm

You could give the edge to between Pinkerton and Green simply because there's more age difference between the two, so there can be more subtle differences one does not remember right of the bat. But the change between Maladroit and Make believe is almost as big.

AERO said:

I would either say Make Believe and Red or Pinkerton and Green.

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Permalink Reply by AERO on February 21, 2011 at 5:34pm

I could agree with that, but because Green sounds 10x more produced than Pinkerton, I would say those two.

Rikx said:

You could give the edge to between Pinkerton and Green simply because there's more age difference between the two, so there can be more subtle differences one does not remember right of the bat. But the change between Maladroit and Make believe is almost as big.

AERO said:

I would either say Make Believe and Red or Pinkerton and Green.