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Mixed or average reviews- based on 123 Ratings
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Positive: 54 out of 123
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Mixed: 33 out of 123
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Negative: 36 out of 123
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Nov 12, 2017There's not much I can add to the other critical reviews. Weezer must be one of the most inconsistent bands out there, and unfortunately Pacific Daydream is up there, if not on a par with their very worst.
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Nov 7, 2017Weezer have put a few albums out in quick succession in recent years but quantity and quality don't always go together as this offering proves. As others have said, PD is a career low.
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Oct 30, 2017A MESSAGE TO WEEZER.
Please, please, please don't rush the next album {Black Album?}. Take your time. If it doesn't come out next year or the year after , so be it. -
Nov 3, 2017
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Oct 27, 2017I recently read one interview with Rivers Cuomo where he said "To me this {Pacific Daydream} is the most different-sounding Weezer record ever". He's not wrong, only this is also arguably the most boring album they've made to date.
I only hope that if the Black Album ever gets made it's damn good otherwise I think I'm done. -
Oct 28, 2017We belong in the rock world
There is so much left to do
If we die in obscurity, oh well
At least we raised some hell
{Back To The Shack}
Pacific Daydream is an insult to Weezer fans. Evolving and experimenting with different sounds is good up to a point, but this lazy excuse of an album is something else. -
Oct 27, 2017
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Oct 27, 2017I'd like to give this a lower score, but as a fan {former fan?} I just can't do it. Pacific Daydream is arguably a career nadir for Weezer. Worse than Raditude? Possibly; but the songs are so instantly forgettable I cant be bothered to give them enough repeated listenings.
Perhaps it's time to call it a day boys. -
Oct 27, 2017
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Oct 27, 2017The 'Daydream' of the title should have been changed to snoozefest. Weezers latest might well be their most underwhelming and disappointing. There's barely a song on the album that merits repeated listenings. Totally forgettable.
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Oct 27, 2017One of the most boring albums that I've ever listened to. I've listened to the album a few times now and can barely remember any of the songs. Weekend Woman is the only reason that I'm rating this higher than a 0. Overproduced.
I thought Weezer would never go down this road again but look where we are. Thanks for the crappy music! -
Oct 27, 2017It's not a terrible album, it's just a terrible weezer album and an example of a band trying to be something that they aren't. This album was really disappointing,
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Dec 15, 2017This is even worse than Raditude, which is saying a lot. Overproduced, autotuned, and with terribly fake sounding drums. The songwriting is lazy and lacks any edge. It is a shame because the last two albums were really good. This album made this big Weezer fan angry. and I'm not one of those that only likes the first 2 or 3 records.
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Feb 9, 2018
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Oct 27, 2017Raditude is better than Pacific Daydream and Raditude is a horrible album. Congrats Weezer for somehow making your worst album after releasing two of your best.
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Oct 30, 2017I'm gonna be as lazy as this Album sounds, so, like other user said before, "Pacific Daydream is an insult to Weezer fans". .
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Nov 27, 2017Much of the album’s electro-lite flavoring does provide some hummable moments, but as the cringingly tricked out Mexican Fender and stomping chants of La Mancha Screwjob suggest, they’re most likely to suffer a slow and gradual death at your local Forever 21.
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MagnetNov 21, 2017The lyrics are often stupid as hell. ... What's novel about Pacific Daydream is that its giant, overcompressed choruses really do burrow their way into your skull. [No. 148, p.51]
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Nov 3, 2017It’s the ever-present hint of neurosis in Rivers Cuomo’s voice and vaguely bi-polar lyrics (thankfully not produced using the cut-up technique he employed for last year’s self-titled release) that give this band their perennial edge of strangeness, and reaffirm Weezer’s unique place in American rock fans’ affections.