Pinkerton-era Weezer Gets the Free Stream on Mog Music

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I don't want anyone to think I'm a Weeze-hater after posting about the dude who wanted to pay Weezer to break up. In fact, I still rock out in the car to "El Scorcho" and "Buddy Holly." Hell, I'll even do a little finger dancing to "I'm Your Daddy."

Yet I can't help but be more excited about the release of Death to False Metal than Rivers Cuomo's upcoming solo work. Why? Because this album is a collection of rarities from the Pinkerton-era of Weezer's music. And because I can listen to the whole album for free right now at Mog Music Network.

Make a free account, listen to the album before it's official release on November 2, and ogle the list of tracks in case you superfans recognize anything:
Turning Up The Radio
I Don't Want Your Loving
Blowin' My Stack
Losing My Mind
Everyone
I'm A Robot
Trampoline
Odd Couple
Auto-Pilot
Un-Break My Heart

Yes, that last track is a Toni Braxton cover. You can listen to it here!

This player (SoundCloud) didn’t survive.

Weezer - Unbreak My Heart (Toni Braxton cover) by Ragged Words

(via MMM and Stereogum)

Words by Danielle Fowler

Published on melophobe October 27, 2010.

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