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Weezer - Pinkerton Release:1996 A monument to the redemptiveNEW VINYL LP ON GEFFEN RECORDS 2016 180 GRAM VINYL Few records claim as bizarre a history as Weezers Pinkerton. Upon release in 1996, the bands sophomore effort failed to meet sales expectations, lacked a hit single, and drew primarily negative reviews from the press. Then, via word of mouth and reevaluation, the Little Album That Could began build a reputation as an initially misunderstood masterworka bold, brave, and exposed creation that happened