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Debates of Artistic Value in Rock Music: A Case Study of the Band Weezer, 1994-2001
by Rattle at 8:24 am EST, Apr 1, 2003

] An Essay Presented by Jeff Rosenfeld to The Committee
] on Degrees in Social Studies in partial fulfillment
] of the requirements for a degree with honors of
] Bachelor of Arts, Harvard College, March 2003


 
RE: Debates of Artistic Value in Rock Music: A Case Study of the Band Weezer, 1994-2001
by Jeremy at 11:14 pm EST, Apr 1, 2003

Rattle wrote:
]] An Essay Presented by Jeff Rosenfeld to The Committee
]] on Degrees in Social Studies in partial fulfillment
]] of the requirements for a degree with honors of
]] Bachelor of Arts, Harvard College, March 2003

Nick, this is a great find.

Speaking of debates, I think we need to have one about the academic value of spending so much time thinking deeply about Weezer. I doubt that even Weezer spends this much time thinking about Weezer.

Back in the day, (that is, the late 1990's), I saw Weezer at the Masquerade. It was a good show. After that tour I mostly tuned them out.

During their 2001 tour, I went to see their live show, and despite my lowered expectations, I was rather underwhelmed. What happened?


  
RE: Debates of Artistic Value in Rock Music: A Case Study of the Band Weezer, 1994-2001
by Rattle at 8:54 am EST, Apr 2, 2003

Jeremy wrote:
] Nick, this is a great find.

Yes. I have not read completely through it yet, but I'm already pretty impressed. I hope this guy gets his Harvard Degree in Rock n' Roll.. :)

] Speaking of debates, I think we need to have one about the
] academic value of spending so much time thinking deeply about
] Weezer. I doubt that even Weezer spends this much time
] thinking about Weezer.

Yes, it is a little odd. But Weezer really is a good band to use for a study like this.

The timing is odd too.. Just last week I was having a legnthy discussion with a friend of mine about Weezer.. In particular, trying to figure out why we hated Pinkerton when it first came out.. My first exposure to Weezer was The Sweater Song, which I hated with a passion, and kept be from buying the Blue album for quite awhile.. Buddy Holly brought me around enough to check out the album, which I had fallen in love with by the time I got to the third song, "Turned and Left Me Here", which may possibly be the most catchy pop song ever..

] Back in the day, (that is, the late 1990's), I saw Weezer at
] the Masquerade. It was a good show. After that tour I mostly
] tuned them out.
]
] During their 2001 tour, I went to see their live show, and
] despite my lowered expectations, I was rather underwhelmed.
] What happened?

I have yet to see Weezer live..


 
 
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