2010/10/12 Death To False Metal!

Hello people. "Death To False Metal", due out on November 2! Same release day as Pinkerton Deluxe Edition!

Pre-order Death To False Metal and Pinkerton Deluxe here: http://shop.weezer.com/

Death To False Metal is a special album of weezer songs that were prepared for albums in the past but never quite fit in. They have been gathered and rehabilitated into an album all their own now. Death To False Metal is sort of like weezer's version of Rivers' "Alone" records. Its not a new studio album per se (for that, see 'Hurley'!), but it is something that weezer fans will dig. So check it out and enjoy!

Death To False Metal Tracklisting:

1. “Turning Up The Radio”
2. “I Don’t Want Your Loving”
3. “Blowin’ My Stack”
4. “Losing My Mind”
5. “Everyone”
6. “I’m A Robot”
7. “Trampoline”
8. “Odd Couple”
9. “Auto-Pilot”
10. “Un-Break My Heart”

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Comment by jamesmadrox on October 12, 2010 at 11:48am: what do you mean more action coming shortly? I'm interested to see what other info there could be. Perhaps deluxe edition or bonus tracks?

Comment by Paperface on October 12, 2010 at 8:32am: I hope there's some liner notes in this.

Comment by KRISTIN PANIAGUA on October 12, 2010 at 8:08am: im STILL waiting for an album to come out with "Baby" on it. PLEEEEAASE make that happen!

Comment by Jason P. on October 12, 2010 at 8:01am: You will be mine.. Oh yes.. You will be mine...

Comment by Paperface on October 12, 2010 at 7:23am: I'm still waiting to find out when all the extra bonus tracks Karl mentioned are going to be announced.

Comment by Anthony Hansen on October 12, 2010 at 7:13am: I'm very excited to hear a super clean version of 'Turning Up The Radio'. I can't wait to hear all of the awesome guitar solos in these songs! Weezer, thank you for serving your fans so well, this is more than we could ever ask!

Comment by GuitarGuyTim on October 12, 2010 at 6:51am: Sounds awesome! I'm pretty excited.

I hope the 9 solos compensate for the measly 1 that was found on Hurley (an otherwise great album).