If you haven’t liked anything by Weezer since Pinkerton, well frankly, you have to let the 90s go my friend. However, if you’re not a pretentious music snob and actually like it when a band grows musically you’re gonna dig this album. Ratitude has a youthful tone with an enthusiastic punk sound and catchy hooks, embodied in their opener, (If You’re Wondering If I Want You To) I Want You To. The album also features some rockin’ collaboration with artists like Lil’ Wayne and All-American Rejects.
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