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 Scott's Dope Nose on February 21, 2011 at 7:28pm

Blue-DTFM. Each sounds so drastically different than the one before it, but if had to choose Green to Maladroit.

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Permalink Reply by Chris S on February 21, 2011 at 7:42pm

I'll go with Maladroit and Make Believe too. One is a heavy, raw power album, while the other is a cleaner pop rock album.

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Permalink Reply by sarah leeper on February 21, 2011 at 7:57pm

exactly.

Chris S said:

I'll go with Maladroit and Make Believe too. One is a heavy, raw power album, while the other is a cleaner pop rock album.

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Permalink Reply by Tanner Pape on February 21, 2011 at 8:53pm

Each album has a big to change to it so i'm going to say Blue-Hurley

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Permalink Reply by Schnerk on February 22, 2011 at 2:07pm

Pink to Green. Green has 3 part harmony in almost every song, the tempos are generally all much faster, guitar tone much cleaner, bass parts don't do a lot in the higher octaves (a Matt characteristic), and the most obvious of course, much more perfected production value.

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Permalink Reply by =gregor= on February 22, 2011 at 2:14pm

anything involving Maladroit. Green to Maladroit was like Beach Boys Endless Summer to a total metal album.

and then Maladroit to Make Believe reminds me of going from metal to prog rock. Whereas Maladroit was Riff driven, Make Believe was structured and told a story

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Permalink Reply by sarah leeper on February 22, 2011 at 6:09pm

thats some beautiful insight man.

Schnerk said:

Pink to Green. Green has 3 part harmony in almost every song, the tempos are generally all much faster, guitar tone much cleaner, bass parts don't do a lot in the higher octaves (a Matt characteristic), and the most obvious of course, much more perfected production value.

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Permalink Reply by Jordan on February 23, 2011 at 5:31pm

Indeed. You make some very good points.

sarah leeper said:

thats some beautiful insight man.

Schnerk said:
Pink to Green. Green has 3 part harmony in almost every song, the tempos are generally all much faster, guitar tone much cleaner, bass parts don't do a lot in the higher octaves (a Matt characteristic), and the most obvious of course, much more perfected production value.