There is not a single band with better B-Sides than Ween
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There is not a single band with better B-Sides than Ween
Jeremiah Cox
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Evan Wood
agreed, and pass the bong is a very very underrated song, one of my favorite b-sides of theirs.
shit, the Caesar Demos as a whole is one of the best works they ever made IMO, and most of those songs didn't make it to any albums.
they truly were a songwriting force to be reckoned with at their creative peak.
Joshua Davis
Oasis and Suede were better
Gabriel Lee
Im personally partial to Craters of the Sac, but Caesar demos is fucking amazing. She Caught My Fancy is fucking beautiful.
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Henry Barnes
*blocks your path*
Easton Adams
Love Come Down tho, holy fuck
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Landon Walker
Does anyone know if that I Hate The Smiths song has a studio version? I've only ever heard it live.
Liam Anderson
Pretty sure just the one version thats circulated thats it.
Tyler Morris
Agreed. Pavement also has some great B-Sides
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Ryan Hill
I guess the most important ingredient to good B-Sides is that the band is good.
Thats what Ween, Pavement, and GBV all have in common. Fucking great bands.
Jordan Hall
craters of the sac is awesome, don't get me wrong, but the Caesar demos just get me OFF. not a single moment i don't like on that whole thing.
and yea, GBV has some INCREDIBLE b-sides as well. this is honestly a top 5 GBV song for me right here:
Asher Wright
Why do Ween fans all act like obnoxious children ? We get it, your hilarious comedy band is soooo great. Very original. Can we move on now ?
As for a band with *actual* good B-sides...
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Christopher Long
>Ween
>Comedy Band
you're so fucking dumb its stupid
Jordan Peterson
but you are literally the most annoying person in this entire thread
Aaron Ross
David Rivera
>Many bands within the alternative rock and college rock spectrum are known for their incorporation of humorous and satirical songs, with bands such as They Might Be Giants, The Presidents of the United States of America, Bloodhound Gang, Those Pretty Boys, System Of A Down, Ween, and Camper Van Beethoven finding both mainstream and independent success in the United States, as well as successful foreign bands such as Parokya ni Edgar and Knorkator."
>Genres: Alternative rock experimental rock lo-fi psychedelic rock comedy rock"
>Although they did not play on the album, bassist Dave Dreiwitz and keyboardist Glenn McClelland joined the band in April 1997; their debut was a performance of the Mollusk track "The Golden Eel" on an episode of the Comedy Central show Viva Variety. The lineup of Freeman-Melchiondo-McClelland-Dreiwitz-Coleman would remain the same until Ween's breakup in 2012.
You were saying ?
>waah stop posting good music
I... can't...
Kayden Bell
>gbv, ween, pavement love all in one thread
gettin pretty comfy over here lads :3
Jason King
Christopher Evans
I dunno
Grandaddy has some pretty outstanding b-sides
Leo Campbell
>not posting the king shit version
Landon Diaz
Sometimes funny, light-hearted music =/= comedy band
Thomas Ortiz
DUDE
Matthew Parker
>genres: comedy rock
Angel Martin
eat shit friendo you huge fag
Angel Ramirez
>wikipedia
Adam Stewart
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Camden Lewis
You know you can to write comedy music and not be a comedy band right? Do you write off all of Zappas work as comedy rock?
Brody Thompson
>genres: comedy rock
John Taylor
>genres: Alternative Rock, experimental rock, lo-fi, psychedelic rock
Why are you trying to make it look like comedy rock is al they do when its at the bottom of their list of genres.
Caleb James
Why are you pretending your preferred band of goofball jokesters are something Far More Serious and Professional ?
Noah Smith
Youve clearly never seen them live. They are about as professional as it gets
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Christian Lopez
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That goofy pirate voice really did wonders convincing me that they're super serious live.
Julian Evans
>Far More Serious
Though they definetly have more serious songs I don't think anyone claimed Weens overall tone as Serious
>Professional
Only professionals can take from an eclectic pool of genres(country, funk, metal) and execute them better than artists who do those genres exclusively
Aiden Gray
Blarney stone fucking rocks man. You are a sad shitposter.
Nathaniel Robinson
came here to say Pavement. Even some of their throwaways get stuck in my head, like that Baby Yeah one, or List of Dorms. Even Drunks with Guns (?) with the "Ah! Ah!" uhhhh the S"how me a word that rhyme s with Pavment " one. i'm drunk rn
Wyatt Walker
The humor in their music mostly lies within actually understanding their personalities rather than the content. Some of the content may be construed as being jokey because of the voices they use or the sometimes immature lyrics when it really isn't itself, but rather how Gene presents it.
In short, you just don't get it.
Levi Ramirez
Check out Downside Up by Siouxsie and The Banshees, many of their all-time best songs were B-sides, especially those early ones
Joseph Brown
>bro these gooftunes are just a little too deep for you haha
O.K.
Colton Evans
not him but I have tried and tried with this band just to be confronted with poo jokes and stupid voices talking about dicks. Honestly can't deal with it, as much as I love the instrumentation
Jacob Smith
There's nothing deep about it. It's simply something you get or you don't.
Mason Roberts
the greentext but unironically. some humor just operates at a deeper level
Asher Phillips
I think you're taking them too seriously. Also that they just aren't a band for you, which is fine.
Angel Reed
Me: this comedy music isn't really that impressive or funny, let's talk about actual good music instead.
You: "To be fair, you have to have a very high IQ to understand Ween. The humor is extremely subtle, and without a solid grasp of theoretical physics most of the jokes will go over a typical listener's head. There's also Gene's nihilistic outlook, which is deftly woven into his characterisation - his personal philosophy draws heavily from Narodnaya Volya literature, for instance. The fans understand this stuff; they have the intellectual capacity to truly appreciate the depths of these jokes, to realize that they're not just funny- they say something deep about LIFE. As a consequence people who dislike Ween truly ARE idiots- of course they wouldn't appreciate, for instance, the humour in Dean's existencial catchphrase "I'M WAVING MY DICK IN THE WIND," which itself is a cryptic reference to Turgenev's Russian epic Fathers and Sons I'm smirking right now just imagining one of those addlepated simpletons scratching their heads in confusion as Ween's genius unfolds itself on their record players. What fools... how I pity them. And yes by the way, I DO have a Boognish tattoo. And no, you cannot see it. It's for the ladies' eyes only- And even they have to demonstrate that they're within 5 IQ points of my own (preferably lower) beforehand."
Gabriel Anderson
Do you feel fulfilled in what you're doing right now?
Luke Mitchell
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Evan Brooks
wrong and wrong again.
The monty python fleing circus has better b-side, even c-side with hidden tracks. does your breloved brand suprass that?
Benjamin Taylor
Weezer is known for having great B-sides. I'd argue that theirs are better than Ween's.
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Michael Gray
pretty much all of weezers b sides and rivers solo projects have been vastly superior to modern weezer
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Carson Bailey
the "You: ..." part but unironically. my boognish tattoo is awesomesauce