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Permalink Reply by Kezner32 on November 15, 2010 at 12:01am That is correct.
Kezner32 said:Seriously? Why even waste the brain power on this? A greatest hits package isn't given much thought. It simply re-packages all the songs that were hits and sometimes includes a few bonus tracks so that die-hard fans will buy it.
Permalink Reply by Jack F Underwood on November 19, 2010 at 5:12pm
Permalink Reply by Nate on November 19, 2010 at 5:59pm
Permalink Reply by Abby on November 22, 2010 at 6:20pm My Name is Jonas
Holiday
Say It Ain't So
Undone
Mykel and Carli
Paperface
Lullaby for Wayne
El Scorcho
Good Life
Across the Sea
Tired of Sex
You Gave Your Love to Me Softly
Trouble Maker
The Greatest Man Who Ever lived
Dream'in
(Maybes)
Pork And Beans- it loses its touch after a couple listens, I know simple is good sometimes, just it was too simple
Buddy Holly- its a great song, just never really liked it that much
King- Scott, nice vocals, but I can only hear you sing for so long
Thought I Knew- Another song, pretty good just not compared to say it aint so
Want You To- Catchy, but not weezer
Memories- Its just too structured,verse-chorus-verse-chorus-bridge-chorus, its not a bad song, just a boring song I guess...all weezer songs seem to fit into this category now a days...i miss guitar solos, and groovy break downs we
(Confused)
Island In the Sun- Really over hyped....I don't understand it...its not that good
Make Believe- Song Writing...uhhhhhhhhhhh
Maladroit- uhhhhhhhhhh
Rapitude and Hurley- Great singles but then uhhhhhhhhhhh
Represent- This one is complete trash, who would ever put this on their list
And yes I do realize I'm heavily biased on the Blue Pink and Red albums.
Permalink Reply by Connor on November 23, 2010 at 8:34pm 1. Tired Of Sex
2. Getchoo
3. No Other One
4. Why Bother?
5. Across The Sea
6. The Good Life
7. El Scorcho
8. Pink Triangle
9. Falling For You
10. Butterfly
Permalink Reply by Radioactive on November 24, 2010 at 12:42pm
Permalink Reply by Cory Morton on November 25, 2010 at 7:28am
Permalink Reply by G Foo Chombey on December 15, 2010 at 11:30am The only way we'd get anything other than hits is if they do what Incubus did. One disk of the hits and the second is b-sides and unreleased tracks.

Permalink Reply by Gohi on December 15, 2010 at 11:58am This would be a pretty rough setlist for me. I could not think of a bigger letdown than ending a Weezer show with "Represent." And for having 27 songs, it's pretty darn light on the Pink. Opening with Greatest Man would be so sweet, though.
Emily Allison said:
1. The Greatest Man That Ever Lived
2. Surf Wax America
3. Unspoken
4. Buddy Holly
5. Beverly Hills
6. El Scorcho
7. Tired Of Sex
8. Say It Ain't So
9. Island In The Sun
10. My Name Is Jonas
11. Hash Pipe
12. We Are All On Drugs
13. I'm Your Daddy
14. Hang On
15. Pink Triangle
16. Dope Nose
17. Burnt Jamb
18. Keep Fishin'
19. Troublemaker
20. (If You're Wondering If I Want You To) I Want You To
21. Dreamin'
22. Everybody Get Dangerous
23. Pork and Beans
24. The Good Life
25. Can't Stop Partying
26. Undone -- The Sweater Song
27. Represent
When I finally get to see Weezer, this would be the most amazing setlist imaginable D:
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