Ween's humor -- sometimes subtle, usually silly -- often disguises the group's considerable skill in crafting excellent songs in a variety of styles from rock to country.
In the mid-1980s, Pennsylvania natives and childhood friends Aaron Freeman and Mickey Melchiondo began recording goofy, genre-hopping songs under the aliases of Gene Ween and Dean Ween respectively. Extolling the virtues of illegal substances and the Boognish, a deity of their own creation, Ween proceeded to accumulate a large following and, surprisingly, transform into a couple of rather remarkable musicians. A major-label deal in the early 1990s led to a bigger audience for Ween, with the duo eventually employing a full backing band and (for their album 12 GOLDEN COUNTRY GREATS) even veteran Nashville session players. By the late '90s, although still perceived as a novelty act by some, Ween had revealed itself as a formidable and dynamic rock band, with or without the jokes.
Chocodog Records
2008
Rounder
2007
Sanctuary
2004
Sanctuary
2003
Chocodog Records
2003
Elektra
2000
Elektra
1997
Elektra
1996
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1994
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1992
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