Tweekend
by The Crystal Method
User Score
8.7

Universal acclaim- based on 49 Ratings

User score distribution:
  1. Positive: 44 out of 49
  2. Mixed: 1 out of 49
  3. Negative: 4 out of 49

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  1. GrantB.
    Aug 2, 2001
    9
    More accessible; and better in almost every way than their first album. (excluding "trip like I do" -of course :-)
  2. LoegenP
    Jan 4, 2006
    10
    This is not the best album by The Crystal Method, but it was sure better than Legion Of Boom. But it was still very good. But I still really like it so i still give it a definate 10!
  3. RayR.
    Oct 3, 2001
    8
    What the heck is going with this reviwer. He has some kind of vendetta against music that he has no comphension of. The Methods follow up is strong but not ground breaking. It doesn't move above the level but holds it own well. Do yourself a favor Stones reviewer and stop being so up tight. Your so caught up in rigid expectations of the catagory you blindly label on all electronic What the heck is going with this reviwer. He has some kind of vendetta against music that he has no comphension of. The Methods follow up is strong but not ground breaking. It doesn't move above the level but holds it own well. Do yourself a favor Stones reviewer and stop being so up tight. Your so caught up in rigid expectations of the catagory you blindly label on all electronic music, that you forget that with the Method, it's all about the groove.… Expand
  4. ergerhreg
    Apr 30, 2004
    10
    This album rocked my socks off!
  5. SergioB
    Apr 9, 2004
    10
    This has to be the baddest cd I bought twice. I'd seen "the name of the game video, and I was hooked!" I bought the cd and it changed my life. Every time I listened to it, I either wanted to work out or break dance. Not long after that I got all their cd's, even community service. Three months ago, I accidentally sat on my cd and broke it, I had to go and by it again.
  6. zayln
    Jan 26, 2005
    10
    DAAAAAAMMMM!!!!!this album kicks the hell out of prodigy hands down! over the line is crazy man! neone who hates tech 2 the kore was blaring that song 4 a week here!
  7. MikeK.
    Oct 23, 2001
    10
    This album is awesome
  8. RandiL
    May 28, 2002
    10
    This album hits you on every level!
  9. KarenH.
    Jun 27, 2002
    10
    I think it's awesome. I loved Vegas! If I could only have one cd it would be Vegas....Tweekend would be my second choice!
  10. [Anonymous]
    Feb 22, 2005
    10
    strait awsome
  11. CassandraH.
    Dec 26, 2001
    10
    TWEEKEND is totally off the wall. Crank up your headphones and be completely blow the hell away. These new beats are totally SICK! Full of energy and reaching a higher level of creativity. Me gives 2 thumbs up.....it's Shmegtastic!!!!!
  12. DavidS.
    Aug 27, 2001
    8
    Great followup disc. Music of this kind sounds great on disc but live and in concert is where it really blows your mind.
  13. christophere
    Jan 15, 2002
    10
    to all the people who dont like this cd a whole lot: you jokers are a buncha sticky wickets, and you deserve to dunked repeatedly into big vats of acid. :)

Awards & Rankings

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#53 Most Discussed Album of 2001
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#89 Most Shared Album of 2001

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Metascore
62

Generally favorable reviews - based on 15 Critic Reviews

Critic score distribution:
  1. Positive: 6 out of 15
  2. Mixed: 9 out of 15
  3. Negative: 0 out of 15
  1. Blender
    60
    Tweekend lacks the immediacy of Vegas, but it works better the further it strays from Ecstasy-fueled breakbeats and squawking electro-hooks. Unfortunately, it doesn't stray too far. [Aug/Sep 2001, p.122]
  2. Spin
    50
    Guest shots from rock stars like Tom Morello and Scott Weiland can't make up for a sorry lack of head-banging hooks... [Sep 2001, p.163]
  3. Billboard
    90
    The duo wisely experiments with a wider variety of moods and melodies.
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