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'''''Maladroit''''' is the fourth studio album by [[Weezer]], released on [[May 14]], [[2002]]. ''Maladroit'' shows off a more heavy sound for Weezer with [[Rivers Cuomo]] taking more control of the band than he ever had before. Cuomo also took fan consideration into the making and title of the album, despite the declining relationship he felt like he had with the fans. ''Maladroit'' marks the first time a Weezer album has more than the standard 10 tracks, stretching to 13 songs but still retaining the normal album length of a normal Weezer album. This was only repeated twice afterwards, with the twelve track ''[[Make Believe]]'' and eleven track '''[[Everything Will Be Alright in the End]]''. The personal songwriting is still suppressed on ''Maladroit'' due to the commerical failure of Weezer’s second studio album ''[[Pinkerton]]''. It was more suppressed with Weezer’s third studio album ''[[Weezer (The Green Album)]]'', which influenced him to write more pop songs and heavily suppress his personal side. This wouldn’t be fixed until Weezer’s fifth studio album ''Make Believe''.