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Later that day the contents of the disk were uncovered showing a photoshopped picture of Rivers, ASCII art by Joan G. Star and a website URL.[https://www.reddit.com/r/weezer/comments/kw1fhw/contents_of_the_masterpiece_floppy_disk_contains/][http://everythingthatfeelssogoodisbadbadbad.com/] | Later that day the contents of the disk were uncovered showing a photoshopped picture of Rivers, ASCII art by Joan G. Star and a website URL.[https://www.reddit.com/r/weezer/comments/kw1fhw/contents_of_the_masterpiece_floppy_disk_contains/][http://everythingthatfeelssogoodisbadbadbad.com/] | ||
The website | The website led to a Spotify playlist created by the band. Most of the songs featured were unrelated to Weezer with the only exception being the first track, which was created for the playlist, titled <i>ReadMe.txt</i>. The track featured a synthesized female voice reciting the following message: | ||
<blockquote>All my favorite songs are slow and sad. All my favorite people make me mad. Everything that feels so good is bad bad bad. All my favorite songs are slow and sad. | <blockquote>All my favorite songs are slow and sad. All my favorite people make me mad. Everything that feels so good is bad bad bad. All my favorite songs are slow and sad. | ||
I don't know what's wrong with me!. </blockquote> | I don't know what's wrong with me!. </blockquote> | ||
Taking the first letter of each of the following tracks will spell out the album's name. | |||
==Known Track Titles== | ==Known Track Titles== | ||