Ep. 80. "Get Me Some" is one of Weezer's heaviest rock songs, but John explains why the song feels out of place in both the album era it was created (Raditude) and the larger Post-Pinkerton era in which it was born.
LISTEN:
"Get Me Some" on Spotify | Apple Music | YouTube
"Get Me Some" (Jacknife Lee version) on YouTube
"In the Garage" on Spotify | Apple Music | YouTube
"Detroit Rock City" on Spotify | Apple Music | YouTube
"The End of the Game" on Spotify | Apple Music | YouTube
LYRICS:
"Get Me Some" at Genius.com
"In the Garage" at Genius.com
"Detroit Rock City" at Genius.com
MORE INFO:
"Get Me Some" on Weezerpedia
Raditude on Weezerpedia | Wikipedia
Maladroit on Weezerpedia | Wikipedia
Dr. Luke on Weezerpedia | Wikipedia
Detroit Metal City on Wikipedia
KISS on Wikipedia
"Detroit Rock City" on Wikipedia
"In the Garage" on Weezerpedia
Jacknife Lee on Weezerpedia | Wikipedia
The Red Album on Weezerpedia | Wikipedia
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