Title: Just What I Needed.
Product review: Forgive the Cars reference, please, because it has no real bearing on the rest of this review.I'll start out by mentioning that I honestly was not expecting an album of this caliber. While it's no Blue Album or Pinkerton, Make Believe carries its own kind of quality through its twelve tracks. Some notable standouts include "Pardon Me", which is an open and honest "apology-in-song-form" that contains one of the album's greatest climaxes; "Perfect Situation", which has often been billed as one of Weezer's best songs since Pinkerton; "Haunt You Everyday", one of the best Weezer melodies on an album. With its simplistic yet openly honest lyrics, Make Believe is a huge step in the right direction for the band.
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