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Vitamin String Quartet Performs Weezer's Pinkerton
Classical · 2010 · 10 tracks · 34m

Vitamin String Quartet Performs Weezer's Pinkerton

Vitamin String Quartet

Abrasive 90s power-pop reimagined as elegant, anxious chamber music. Sharp violin stabs and mourning cellos replace distorted guitars without losing the original angst.

December 7, 2010

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A sophisticated yet restless interpretation of internal turmoil and romantic frustration.

Tracklist · 10 Tracks · 34m
01
Tired of Sex
2:56
02
Getchoo
2:53
03
No Other One
2:58
04
Why Bother?
2:03
05
Across the Sea
4:45
06
The Good Life
4:13
07
El Scorcho
4:14
08
Pink Triangle
4:03
09
Falling for You
3:50
10
Butterfly
2:53
Moments Worth Listening For
The frantic, percussive opening of Tired of Sex where the violins mimic the feedback and grit of the original synth-heavy intro.
The way the cello takes on the heavy, chugging weight of the bassline in Getchoo, providing a grounded sense of desperation.
The transition into the sweeping, melodic chorus of Across the Sea, where the strings fully lean into the song's inherent operatic tragedy.
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How does Vitamin String Quartet Performs Weezer's Pinkerton sound next to the rest of Vitamin String Quartet's catalogue?

Love Lost+4.0σ

The writing leans far further into love lost than the rest of the catalogue.

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