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'''The [[Pitchfork Media]] album review of "''[[Pinkerton]]''" was written by Ryan Schreiber and published in September of [[1996]].''' For more reviews of "''Pinkerton''," see [[:Category:Pinkerton reviews|here]].<br><br>'''Rating:''' {{Rating-big|7.5|10}} (7.5/10)
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When you throw the new [[Weezer]] disc into the player expecting the cute 60s-style geekpop that made their [[Blue|debut]] a worldwide success, you're going to be surprised. Shocked, maybe. The feeling still edges toward geeky pop, but [[Rivers Cuomo's]] apparently not feeling like himself these days. Not only is this record not a joyous blast of uplifting rock magic, it's a fuckin' downer at times! Cuomo needs to see a doctor about this depression thing.
 
On their self-titled debut, Cuomo sang about the [[Kiss]] posters hanging in his [[In the Garage|garage]], and here they take the Gene Simmons approach, except without the great light and makeup show. The album is way harder than the last one, and I miss the instant impact 'cause Pinkerton takes a few listens to get into. Which is not to say that it won't rock your world. In fact, by listen number three, you're on the ground with pop spasms. With that in mind, Pinkerton might actually be a bit much for fans who were wooed with the clean production and immediately accessible sound of these guys' debut, but if given a chance, it might surprise even some anti-Weezer folk.
 
 
— Ryan Schreiber, September 1996
 
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