About this album
Where they were
When 'Quebec' was released in 2003, Ween was in a period of artistic exploration following their commercial success with 'Chocolate and Cheese' in 1994 and their more experimental album 'The Mollusk' in 1997. This album marked a return to their eclectic roots after a brief hiatus, showcasing their unique fusion of genres and humor.
Why it matters
'Quebec' received critical acclaim upon its release, praised for its inventive songwriting and genre-blending style. It solidified Ween's status as influential figures in alternative rock, continuing to inspire a range of artists within the lo-fi and psychedelic scenes.
Essential tracks
- "Transdermal Celebration" — This track exemplifies the album's inventive spirit, with its catchy hooks and a mix of humor and introspection that encapsulates Ween's sound.
- "Zoloft" — 'Zoloft' stands out for its candid exploration of mental health issues wrapped in a catchy melody, reflecting both vulnerability and whimsy.
- "Chocolate Town" — With its playful lyrics and infectious rhythm, this track serves as a quintessential example of Ween's ability to juxtapose fun with deeper themes.
Release Date
August 5, 2003
Artist Origin
United States
Tracklist
- 1 It’s Gonna Be a Long Night 2:50
- 2 Zoloft 3:51
- 3 Transdermal Celebration 3:26
- 4 Among His Tribe 3:39
- 5 So Many People in the Neighborhood 3:30
- 6 Tried and True 4:02
- 7 Happy Colored Marbles 3:14
- 8 Hey There Fancypants 2:00
- 9 Captain 3:59
- 10 Chocolate Town 3:17
- 11 I Don’t Want It 3:25
- 12 The Fucked Jam 2:59
- 13 Alcan Road 5:08
- 14 The Argus 4:53
- 15 If You Could Save Yourself (You’d Save Us All) 4:47
