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Maladroit is the
fourth studio album by
American rock band Weezer,
released on May 14, 2002, by
Geffen Records. It was self-produced by the band, and...
- for
health reasons and was
replaced by Shriner. Weezer's
fourth album,
Maladroit (2002),
incorporated a hard rock
sound and
achieved mostly positive reviews...
- band Weezer.
Recorded in ****an in the
spring of 2002
while promoting Maladroit,
released on
September 24, 2002,
exactly six
years after the
release of...
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process of Make
Believe began prior to the
release of
their previous album,
Maladroit; however, it was
prolonged compared to the
recording of most of Weezer's...
- He said that Weezer's
subsequent albums, the
Green Album (2001) and
Maladroit (2002), were "very
intentionally not
about me. Not
about what was going...
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million viewers and was
broadcast in 60 countries. The
series follows the
maladroit Frank Spencer through his
various attempts to get and keep a job, which...
- make it onto the album,
although "Dope Nose" and "Slob" were
released on
Maladroit.
According to an
interview with
Weezer frontman Rivers Cuomo, "Hash Pipe"...
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Shriner made his
recording debut on the band's
fourth studio album,
Maladroit (2002).
During the band's tour in
support of its
fifth studio album, Make...
- speaker.
According to Gould, "the clichés
about Taft's weight, his
maladroitness in the
White House, and his
conservatism of
thought and
doctrine have...
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Green Album. A year later, the band
released their fourth studio album Maladroit to
positive reviews. The
album peaked at
number three on the Billboard...
