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Featured article: Beeswax
Beeswax is the name of Weezer's third studio album.
Releasing in 1999, the album was the spawn of much controversy in the dedicated fanbase. While certain songs such as "The Good Hive" and "Paperwaste" primarily reflected the sound of Weezer's first release, Weezer (The Blue Album), other titles such as "Let's Sew Our Band Back Together (Requiem for Matt)" and "______________________" (a song originally left unnamed, later to be deemed "Only in Seams" by fans) have continued to divide the fanbase for years. In a 2005 interview with Jane's Own Magazine, Rivers Cuomo stated the following regarding Beeswax: "it's alright".
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