pnb.jpgWeezer’s new single, the not particularly aptly titled “Pork And Beans,” can now be streamed on the band’s Web site. “Timbaland knows the way to rush the top of the charts/ maybe if I work with him I can perfect the art.” Maybe a song that opens with a Rogaine ref can tap that Nickelback “Rock Star” market, but I doubt this desperate meta will prove more successful in the long run than those songs about young nerds wishing they could find love. [Weezer]

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  1. by jfk1624 at 1:13 am

    LOVE it.

  2. by sparkletone at 1:31 am

    You know. The lyrics are cringe-inducing in places, but the melody, and the backing track are both really great.

    Confusing.

  3. by cassidy2099 at 2:05 am

    The lyrics seem to be a sneering blast against people who would dare say that new Weezer isn’t as good as old Weezer. Tough titty, Rivers.

  4. by at 2:40 am

    That was actually kind of great, though my expectations have been lowered considerably since Make Believe.

  5. by El Zilcho! at 3:12 am

    Lyrically, I don’t love it. Musically, it’s great.

    But it’s still not enough to get me excited for a new Weezer album.

  6. by tigerpop at 4:19 am

    Anyone complaining about Weezer’s lyrics clearly hasn’t listened to Weezer before.

  7. by Absorber at 5:37 am

    I mean, I don’t want to get my hopes up, but this song sounds like a true return to form and WEEZER IS BACKKKK!!!!!

    oh god. too late.

  8. by Weezy F Baby at 6:38 am

    @tigerpop: you clearly havent listened to pinkerton, friend!

  9. by tigerpop at 6:52 am

    @Weezy F Baby: Listened to it? I memorized it.

  10. by Chris N. at 12:15 pm

    There were always plenty of cans of pork and beans in the house when I was a kid. Vienna sausages, too. And deviled ham. Just lots of dead pig.

  11. by --- at 12:28 pm

    Wonder what Bettie Serveert thinks about this title…

  12. by tigerpop at 12:29 pm

    This is the best Weezer song in 12 years. Anyone with me?

  13. by feller at 12:50 pm

    if this isn’t the best song since pinkerton then it’s still pretty damn close.

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