Title: nada surf: on how to sound like weezer
Product review: I quickly wrote these guys off in 1996 as a bad weezer-rip off band, they even went out of their way to get Ric Ocasik (weezer's producer for "Blue") to produce "High/Low"I bought the CD because radio in my town was spinning "Popular" and "Deeper Well" quite a bit and it made for good summer day road trip music.now, looking back on the album, having heard and fallen in love with their new release "Let Go" and their 2000 UK release "The Proximity Effect", this album sounds like nothing more than a batch of quickly written songs in badly produced demo form.it's ceratinly the last CD you should buy if you're checking the band out for the first time, I find backtracking worked the bestbuy "Let Go" (their 2003 release), then "Proximity Effect" (2000 UK release, 2003 US release), and then "High/Low"Matt's writing has matured greatly over time and the new record is a highly established work of art."high/low" is not
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