Weezer return to their indie rock roots on Hurley, their first release on Epitaph and the start of a new chapter
in the band's storied career. In many ways, Weezer have always been the unlikeliest of pop-rock bands, earning major radio
and video play for leftfield singles like "Undone – The Sweater Song" and "Buddy Holly," songs that hardly seem calculated to
become radio hits. It is exactly this "uncalculated" quality that the band returns to on their eighth album. Hurley is as warm and
embracing as the glowing smile on (“Lost”) actor Jorge Garcia's face that graces the cover, as ragged and endearing as fan
favorite Pinkerton, as bold and hooky and open as "Pork and Beans." In other words, Hurley is in the classic tradition of the best
Weezer albums, clever and confessional and quirky and hugely sing-along.
“Hurley” CD will be first available as a Limited Deluxe Edition including 4 exclusive tracks.
First Single Memories features the cast of ‘Jackass’ on backup vocals. The song will be used in trailers and ending credits for
the upcoming film Jackass 3.
1. Memories - 3:16 2. Ruling Me - 3:30 3. Trainwrecks - 3:21 4. Unspoken - 3:01 5. Where’s My Sex? - 3:28 6. Run Away - 2:55 7. Hang On - 3:33 8. Smart Girls - 3:11 9. Brave New World - 3:57 10. Time Flies - 4:04 11. All My Friends Are Insects - 1:53 (Deluxe and Digital pre-order only) 12. Viva La Vida - 4:06 (bonus track) 13. I Want To Be Something - 2:56 (bonus track) 14. Represent (Rocked Out Mix) - 4:13 (bonus track)
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