So, I like Weezer, unashamedly. We're not here to talk about that. I broke my anti-pitchfork rule because Cuomo linked to their review of Hurley (albeit because of a typo), and I was curious if it got a 0.4/10 like Make Believe did.
Instead, I see it's their highest rated album since Maladroit (at 5/10, you can still be pretentious hipsters, pitchfork, you haven't lost your cred). And then I read this:
"The first single, "Memories", is actually about older Weezer-- sure, the lyrics are sub-Ben Folds nyuks ("playin' hacky sack back when Audioslave was still Rage") "
What the hell does that mean? That he's trying to sound like Ben and failing? Or something more critical of Ben? I don't know, and it just caught me off guard.
Here's the whole review, for anyone curous:
http://pitchfork.com/reviews/albums/14652-hurley/